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9207 messages, Last post on Nov 30, 2009 at 2:38 PM
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I bought my new civic today, 4 Dr LX, no frills, royal blue. Thanks to the leads I got on this page I got myself a bunch of internet quotes and went to the dealership with those. Got the car for $16,746+tax/license/doc fees/etc (about 10%). It MSRPS for 17,860. I had a great experience at this dealership (Power Honda), if anyone is in Costa Mesa/Orange Coutny/CA feel free to drop me an e-mail and I can give you the sales reps name if you want. Thanks again for your advice:)
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Hi All: May I get some advice here? I am in need of reliable, safe transportation for a new driver who does not have enough experience to enjoy better cars yet. Here in FL, I see a basic new 2005 Civic with automatic transmission and AC...perfect for learning to drive and suits my needs well if I can get additional warranties. MSRP sticker is $15,175 from a Honda dealer. How would an experienced car buyer negotiate for this car as demand ought to be pretty low for it? Thanks, Jeff
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Replying to: ajcs (Mar 18, 2006 10:22 pm) Never heard of it. You actually paid for all those "free" goodies in the dealer fee.
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Replying to: w9cw (Mar 19, 2006 7:01 am) If a dealer didn't follow suite, other dealers would send hired buyers in to purchase them at sticker and still resell them for the $10,000 over. It was kind of a matter of defending your inventory. |
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Replying to: travler (Mar 21, 2006 7:14 am) It's a made-up name for "additional dealer markup". I had a salesman explain it to me thusly: "It's the price you pay for the privilege of buying a car at this dealership". 
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Just signed for my silver Civic last night!! I have to wait until the end of May for delivery though. Final out the door price was $20208.46. The break down was as follows $ 18,941 includes dest. $ 1,136.46 Tax $ 131.00 Fees 
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Replying to: riposte (Mar 21, 2006 7:53 am) It's simply a markup. If they charge that on every car deal I'm amazed they're in business. It doesn't mean you got a bad deal. As rare as the SI is you did OK, but don't fall for that line next time....please.
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Replying to: w9cw (Mar 19, 2006 7:01 am) |
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Replying to: travler (Mar 21, 2006 2:33 pm) And they wonder why car dealers have such bad reputations, in general. Sheesh. |
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All, I got a quote (via email) from a dealer for $16,976 + tax and licensing. He said everything is inclusive in the $16,976. Is this a good deal? - I called couple of other dealers to see whether they will beat this price. Both dealers said they will match it. One dealer offered to match the price and give additional 2 years of power train warranty? Is this a good thing? the second dealer says he will match and include their complimentary VIP services(car wash and annual safety inspection). Can I negotiate further or is this a good price? This is in the seattle area. Thanks lookhonda06 
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