It doesn't say how much or if the rebates will be less to compensate


http://finance.yahoo.com/news/nissan...110257317.html

 

Nothing out of the ordinary, everyone else does it, usually it is a result of removing certain options or features, all in the name of having that low low advertising price

 

Hera ya go: The Detroit News. The 2013 Altima will be as much as $580 cheaper. Meanwhile, the full-size Armada SUV, which originally started at $42,080, will be priced below the $40,000 mark after a $4400 cut. As for the Sentra, customers will be saving as much as $730 depending on trim level. The Maxima will see discounted MSRPs from $2270 to $3030, while all Rogue trims get cut $2300. The slightly larger Murano crossover will feature MSRPs by $1460-$2410. As with the Altima and Sentra, the Juke’s discounted MSRP starts at $0 for certain trims, but is as much as $1290 with other trims.

http://wot.motortrend.com/nissan-cut...#axzz2S9fZI8fZ

 

I wonder what the difference in the bottom line will be, I got about $7k off sticker with rebates and using the cars direct price.

Will Nissan cut back on/eliminate rebates and will they be as flexible on negotiating sticker price ?

Edit, I see the $3500 rebate has been slashed to $1500 through 7/1/13