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20779 messages, Last post on Oct 13, 2008 at 10:21 PM
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If you read through this a little bit, I think you will see that most Odyssey buyers looking to buy right now are getting invoice or pretty darn close to it. For mommybear, there is a dealer in Mcalester, OK called Riverside Autoplex that will likely do a deal at invoice and bring you the vehicle of choice for a couple hundred dollars. For Charlie, David McDavid in Dallas is the most competitive around and they are the most likely to do invoice, expecially if you go pick it up. Email me at jamestren For anyone else, just stick to your guns, tell every dealer you can find that you want to buy the vehicle at invoice. If you are serious about buying, you'll get the deal... BTW.. In reference to the questions, EX L RES stands for EX with leather and rear entertainment center. Invoice on this vehicle including dealer destination charges is $27,470. |
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| to # 4739 - Hi, where is Herson's Honda, NJ.Phone #? Thanks | |
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I just read about as much as I could about your buying experience and the remedy. As a big time dealer basher, I must say you take the cake for customer pricks. Is it a cultural thing that says you can only win with the other party loosing? You are the very reason there are signs made that say "we have the right to refuse anyone's business" |
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| If you can't take buying/selling, supply/demand, dealing with the public, taking it on the chin once in a while, raking it in once in a while - then find another job. It's called business. | |
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you didn't understand where I'm coming from. I'm not in sales and usually loath car salesmen, but in the case we are referring to, I saw a buyer who was out of line, cheap, and just a royal pain. Getting what you want by being a good negotiator is one thing. Coming back later because you think you left $150 on the table and then demanding you get more is rediculous. |
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No contact info on Town Hall please. Try a google.com or teoma.com search. Thanks. Steve, Host |
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| We are looking at buying the ex-l navi at the end of December. I have already started getting quotes but am wondering if this is too early. Will prices go down at the end of the year? We are waiting for a separate loan to come through so we will be buying cash. A dealer (California) gave me a quote for $28,219 including the destination charge. Color is not that important to us. Do you think their stock on this model will turn over within one month? Any advice for negotiating this far out, or should we wait until we have the cash in hand? thanks for any tips. | |
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Are these decent quotes for a 2004? I've just started looking. 2004 Honda Odyssey LX Coloor: Any M.S.R.P.: $24980 Your E-Price: $22650 Accessories: None Additional Fees: taxes, tags, freight and process fee Virginia on the road price: $24019.70 2004 Honda Odyssey EX with cloth seats Color: Any M.S.R.P.: $27480 Your E-Price: $24925 Accessories: None Additional fees: Taxes, tags, freight and process fee Virginia on the road price: $26362.95 |
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| Are there any dealers, who negotiate at factory invoice price for Odyssey 2004 EX around Jacksonville FL?. Thanks. | |
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To RubyRed1028: Where did you get those quotes from? Those look like great quotes. I am looking for a Sage EXL in the Tampa, Florida area. I am willing to drive a ways to get a good deal. I see that 26122 is the invoice for a 2004 EXL. |
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