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Replying to: pray4all (May 13, 2009 6:04 am) You can buy almost any extended warranty up until the factory warranty expires and some even after. Be careful of third party warranties as they might ONLY be honored at the selling dealer. There are also financial concerns as these private companies have been known to go belly up and leave the policy holders with an expensive but worthless piece of paper the dealer is under no obligation to honor. Buying a manufacturer's extended warranty is the safest bet because Honda is not about to got out of business. Even with GM and Chrysler the government will back the warranty but not so with Joe Blow Warranty Company. The dealer's price and the online dealer's prices can have a huge difference for the exact same product.
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Replying to: artgpo (May 13, 2009 6:27 am)
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Just signed contract with Freehold Honda in NJ for '09 EX-L with RES and NAV. Was quoted 29,825 (before dest, TTL, fees) by internet dept. Had 6PM appt, but was kept waiting until 6:20 before I met a salesperson. Once I did, though, process was acceptable. Took a decent test drive (both my wife and I) and was pleased with both the vehicle and the salesperson- who literally dropped his jaw when he heard the price the internet dept quoted. When it came to deal time, they honored the price, and only dinged me a bit on my trade. No high-pressure tactics at all...just a professional, easy-going but well-informed presentation of the vehicle and its features. My only real complaint was the 3hrs they kept us there unnecessarily- which was likely not entirely on purpose (used car appraiser was running around crazy from car to car, etc.). Details: '09 ODY EX-L, RES, NAV (Slate Green- which does not look at all like green, btw) Price (Incl dest) 30,475 Doc Fee: 195 Tax, Title: 2,458 TOTAL OTD 33,128 Qualified for honda's 3.9%/60 mos financing. With my net from trade at 3,588, my monthly pmt will be 543.56. FYI, excluding mine, there are only 2 RES/NAV equipped EX-Ls remaining in stock...1 in Gray and 1 in silver. |
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Hi All, I am planning to buy an EXL with RES. I like to have blutooth capability so I can use my blutooth enabled phone to make calls. Do I have to get NAV to get bluetooth? Is ther an option to get blutooth capability without NAV? Thanks
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Replying to: tradepar (May 13, 2009 8:37 am) |
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Replying to: fillykonk (May 12, 2009 10:39 am)
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Replying to: rim936 (May 12, 2009 3:44 am) Can you send me the dealers email address. I am looking for EX-L with RES. If possible can you forward the quote. my email address is 'shdeals  gmail.com'. Thanks in advance. |
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Hi Everyone, I'm in the market for my first Odyssey and have this forum very helpful. My question is, does anyone know if Honda has ever offered 0% on the Odyssey? If so, what do you think the chances are that they offer it again anytime soon? I know the current offers run until the beginning of July (right now at 3.9% for 60 months), so I'm hoping they go lower then.
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Replying to: tradepar (May 13, 2009 8:37 am) http://www.handa-accessories.com/odyelec05.html http://www.parrot.com/usa/products/bluetooth-hands-free-car-kits 
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