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Replying to: suicycos (Jun 30, 2005 9:24 pm) I paid $16,292 + TAX/LIC with the protection package (trunk tray, wheel locks, and splash guards), door edge guards, and all 5 windows tinted. 3 other dealers ended up saying they couldn't do it.... So I think it was a good deal... I was quoted $16,200 (plus tax/license/doc fee) for the Civic EX SE Coupe with manual transmission. I didn't get the extra goodies you did! They don't have this car on the lot. They would have to trade another dealership for this car. According to Edmunds, this is $363 below invoice. I am located in Northern IL (Rockford). Does anyone think I can do better?????
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Replying to: sleukem (Jul 07, 2005 2:11 pm) Read all about it. There's big news with the recent engine announcement for the 2006 Civic. Greater horsepower, increased torque and improved fuel economy are just a few of the things you can expect under the hood. But the changes don't end there. The Civic has been redesigned from bumper to bumper, adding tons of new comfort features, engineering upgrades and inspired styling. It is transformation at its best. Visit our Web site to view the full press release. go to http://automobiles.honda.com/civics/email.aspx |
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I'm in the market for a new Si, but I'm not sure if I should wait or buy one now. My local dealership in IL has a couple 2004s and a few 2005s (all brand new). I am perfectly fine buying the 2004, but the best price I can get for one seems to be $16,800 (incl. Dest. I believe). I've tried to do a bit of research to see if this is a good deal, but it's a little hard since the 2004 is now classified as a used car. (Edmunds TMV is ~$15,800). I'm not too worried about what the value of the car will be in the near future because I intend on keeping this car for quite a while. My questions are: Is this a good price or can I do better? The salesperson told me they'd rather sell the 04 Sis at a dealer auction rather than sell it to me for $14-15K. Is this true? Should I wait a couple months until the 2006s come out hoping the price drops some more? I'm a patient person, but I would love to have the car now and have some fun Thanks in advance for your help! |
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Replying to: sleukem (Jul 07, 2005 2:11 pm) |
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Last weekend I went to purchase an 05 2dr Civic SE auto for my niece and negotiated a price of $17000 OTD at Landmark Honda in the Washington DC suburbs. Was this a good price? She loves the car!!
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Replying to: jacob0218 (Jul 09, 2005 7:44 pm)
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Replying to: keertib (Jul 09, 2005 8:15 pm)
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Was looking at for a few weeks now, but the best deal that I found so far is round $15,700 before TTL...ANy suggestion>? And it didn't have the side airbags. Thanks! KC |
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| Lowest quote last weekend before TTL was 15,888 (17,500 OTD).Anyone else get a better deal? | |
| Just picked up my Civic SI 2004 for $16,400 OTD here in the Lehigh Valley, NE PA. I'd recommend shopping around. I got the 2004 leftover for about $1K less than the 2005. It gets 32mpg and the shifter is great. The dealer through in mud guards and wheels locks for free. They really wanted to deal on this last 2004 versus the 2005 I took for a test drive. Good luck keertib... | |
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