Saab Cars USA Announces 2005 Model Year Fleet Program
NORCROSS, GA -- Saab Cars USA, Inc. (SCUSA) announced its 2005-model year Saab Commercial Fleet Program. All new and untitled 2005 Saab models are eligible. This program offers eligible fleet customers incentives (known as VX5) based on the following schedule: Model/Incentive Amount 9-2X SportWagon: $300 9-3 Sport Sedan and Convertible: $500 9-5 Sedan and SportWagon: $2,500 The VX5 will be automatically deducted from the dealer invoice for fleet orders that are factory ordered or delivered from SCUSA port inventory. The VX5 will be paid upon application for vehicles delivered to fleet customers for dealer inventory. To be eligible, a fleet customer must have a valid General Motors Fleet Account Number (FAN). A qualified fleet customer is defined as any company that purchases and registers or leases five or more new cars and/or trucks for use in its operations during the current or preceding 12 month period. Fleet discounts may not be combined with Saab promotional lease and finance rates and/or other retail programs.
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