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Re: Buy NOW or wait? [chuckworld] by dwynne
May 11, 2008 (1:22 pm)
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Replying to: chuckworld (May 09, 2008 7:03 am)

They KY dealer quoted me invoice plus dealer fee ($400) for a new LX AT. So if your local dealer will do invoice or invoice plus a little more then I would say take it and not bother trying to drive to get a better deal. I could probably get a better price but it would involve you driving to GA and the gas 2 ways (or plane ticket and gas) would probably eat up the savings.
 
As was said, with ever rising gas prices anything with good EPA numbers like the Civic will sell without much problem and there is little incentive for the dealer or Honda to offer you any further discounts.
 
Dennis
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Just bought 2008 Civic LX Sedan Auto So Cal by loud0g40oz
May 11, 2008 (5:46 pm)
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I just brought home a 2008 Civic LX Sedan Auto from Hardin Honda in Anaheim. I paid $15847 incl dest for the car, and total OTD was $17311. It was a little bit of a battle, but in the end, they were the only ones to step up with the deal.
 
Here's how I did it. Jason Osborn was the internet sales rep. He is very confident in his communication, and basically told me he would have the best price, and to find my best deal and he would beat it by $100. Hardin also has a free lifetime oil change program where they do every other oil change free if you do the service there.
 
My original best deal was from Riverside Honda for 16147, then I used a $200 off coupon from Norm Reeves Honda website to make my best deal. Jason then beat it by 100 without a problem. I actually got a lower quote after I had started the deal (took 2 days because of a disagreement with the finance guy) from DCH Honda in Temecula, so it might be possible to get a better price than I did. DCH quoted me today at $16058 incl dest.
 
Honda is offering 0.9/36 and 2.9/60 financing which I also took advantage of.
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Re: Honda Civic EX Auto Sdn., Good Price? [backy] by sparkland
May 11, 2008 (7:25 pm)
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Replying to: backy (May 10, 2008 4:56 pm)

I just purchased a Civic EX auto sdn here in Denver, Colorado for $18,995 with dealer handling included. It does not seem like we have the best prices here in Denver.
 
If you want to buy a Civic just get one. You can wait until the new ones come out with the traction control and a few other changes but there will be no incentives most likely. The 2008's might still be discounted but they will be harder to find.
 
Also if the price of gas does go to $4.00 a gallon I would not be surprised to see surcharges on high efficiency vehicles. It has happened in the past. I did not want to wait in case that happened.
 
As far as buying a hybrid they are great cars, but when it comes time to replace the battery you might as well buy a new car. No one is going to pay several thousand dollars to replace one unless the price comes down dramatically. Those thousands would buy plenty of fuel for a regular gasoline Civic.
 
I like my new car.
 
Brad
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Re: Price Paid for 2008 Civic LX-AT Sedan in SF, CA??? [kishorem] by minibuyer
May 11, 2008 (8:17 pm)
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Replying to: kishorem (May 11, 2008 9:54 am)

Hi,
 
So far my Internet quotes have been higher than yours. Could you share which dealers are offering the car at $1,620? I appreciate your help.
 
Barak
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Re: Civic Coupe EX Auto Quote [brendanm14] by mannychanda187
May 11, 2008 (10:28 pm)
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Replying to: brendanm14 (May 09, 2008 2:31 pm)

Beware of O'hare Honda in Des Plaines, IL. They are also one of the dealership that gave me the best quote but when I called the internet sales manager Bill he said that yes he has the color and the car is in stock, so I told him I will come today and buy the car from him. I drove almost 40 miles to his dealership since the other dealers around my area won't match or even come close to his price. But then when I got to the dealership he told me that the car is sold and when I asked the sales rep. Job as to when it was sold he told me a day before my arrival. Also there sales rep. Job is also very rude and doesn't give respect to his customers.
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2008 Honda Civic w/ SI wheels EX Auto - 18595 by joyzzce
May 12, 2008 (2:54 pm)
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We just bought last week a 2008 Black Honda Civic EX 4DR SEDAN Auto w/ SI wheels ( They cant removed the SI wheels as it came with it ) for 18595.00. Invoice was almost 22k but internet guy, Byron from Metro Honda in Montclair California just gave us this deal.
 
18595 - before any taxes, license at 2.9% financing
 
We contacted the Riverside Honda first but internet lady gave me only 17575 deal on the EX (no SI WHEELS ) with a 4.9% and she said i can only choose one - discount of 1k from the invoice or the financing rates of 2.9% - Well Montclair metro honda gave me this deal with 2.9% financing too.
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Re: 2008 Honda Civic w/ SI wheels EX Auto - 18595 [joyzzce] by loud0g40oz
May 12, 2008 (6:18 pm)
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Replying to: joyzzce (May 12, 2008 2:54 pm)

Was this price with or without nav? What were they charging for the Si wheels?
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Re: Civic Coupe EX Auto Quote [mannychanda187] by dreamcar5
May 12, 2008 (9:04 pm)
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Replying to: mannychanda187 (May 11, 2008 10:28 pm)

Try Penske Honda, I bought the mini van and 08 accord from them. $200 below invoice if no Honda incentive or take 2.9%.
 
I also bough 08 Civic LX invoice price of $17100. I could have negotiated more ($500) , but this was a new dealer and my employer had vehicle purchase program with it. At that time, Penske sold 1% over invoice.
 
So, use the invoice price from Costco.com and less than $400 = your purchase price before TTL
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Re: Civic Coupe EX Auto Quote [dreamcar5] by mdan1
May 13, 2008 (12:16 pm)
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Replying to: dreamcar5 (May 12, 2008 9:04 pm)

Today I purchased a 2008 Civic LX Auto with MSRP of $18,395 for $15,914, that is a discount of $2,481. I purchased the car at Boch Honda in Norwood, MA. Very fast deal in and out in less than 2 hrs. I possibly could have done better considering this was their advertised price and I did no extra negotiations. Additional costs of $298 for doc fee and $65 for plate transfer. I did not pay any sales tax due to the car I was trading was worth more $$$ than the new Civic. So far driven ~ 100 miles and am very happy.

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