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Final price before TTL $26111. It was supposed to be $26000, but the salesman raised $200 when we sign, I was upset but we settled on 26111 with wheel locks. Got ripped off on the 7yr/75k extended warranty though, the dealer sold it to me for $1800 before tax, and we bought it because we didn't know better. Anyway, I am cancelling it today and buy it again from an out of state dealer for $795 |
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Replying to: mimino (Jul 13, 2005 2:23 pm) |
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With all the American companies selling below invoice plus giving incentives, can Honda and Toyota still fetch the near sticker price for their vehicles or will they be pressured into rebate city?
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Replying to: mldj98 (Jul 14, 2005 4:23 am) Silver Pearl Mettalic EX-L-RES Mudguards Cargo Liner Pinstriping Base: $29,386.66 (Including Delivery Fee) Dealer Markup: $200 Dealer Doc Fee: $69 Georgia State Fee: $3.00 Total: $29,658.66 After Texas TT&L, it came to $31,610.13. So in the end, $272 over invoice, but that's not including the options or the $1000 internet shopping spree (which probably isn't worth the paper it's printed on). The real frosting on the cake was that the dealer experience when I actually showed up couldn't have been better. |
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Replying to: gypsy2 (Jul 13, 2005 2:29 pm) I think you ask a great question. We just bought the 2005 EXL RES NAV. I was thinking along the same lines - we'll likely keep the car about 8 years. I think buying a Honda in July - Sept. is a good strategy. We bought our accord (2002 EXL V6) the same way a few years ago, and paid a lot less than some friends who bought a 4 cyl a month earlier. My thinking is this: With the model probably not changing a lot for 2006, why pay $3 or $4k more for a 2006. The catch is, though, that inventories do appear low - especially for the RES/Nav combo. I was lucky enough to find a delaer who was willing to sell $1,600 below the others, which made it a good deal. If I didn't find that one, I probably would've waited to see if prices dropped... If the dealers around you have good web sites, you can check their inventories - that was helpful to me, so I was only negotiating with dealers that had the van I wanted. Dave
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Replying to: warhoover (Jul 14, 2005 4:06 pm) |
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| Hey guys i've been looking for a black ex-l res in houston and there does not seem to be very many of these around. have you guys noticed this too? When will the 2006 models start rolling out? | |
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Replying to: touring_ed (Jul 11, 2005 7:19 pm) I wonder why they never offered me that deal? It would have saved me some driving! Cheers, Al. |
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Replying to: briley (Jul 07, 2005 5:05 pm) Thanks in advance. |
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Replying to: soz05ody (Jul 14, 2005 8:43 pm) |
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