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8739 messages, Last post on Jul 04, 2009 at 10:52 AM
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Replying to: mplshondadlr (Jul 28, 2008 7:05 am) I said it would be nice if he could check supply because that seemed to be the only redeeming quality from his posts. Additionally, ZERO is not the supply as evidenced by recent posts. I feel as though I'm at a car dealership and "isell" was the frontline guy and now I'm dealing with his manager "mpls".
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Replying to: mrcoolguy209 (Jul 28, 2008 8:22 am) Thankfully, we have 25 Civic sedans of various trim-levels slated for September. With the ease of oil prices coupled with a greater supply of Civic's this fall, you'll see a drop in prices again. Price is set by the market after all. Right now, according to Edmunds, the "True Market Value" for the Civic LX sedan in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area is $18302.00 -- about $120.00 off the MSRP. As for me being isell's manager, I live in Minneapolis. Isell lives in Seattle(?). While I can't speak for isell, the reason I am here is to help provide accurate information in regards to Honda products. I have no problem sharing opinions for pricing and true hold-back on each car. Sorry if I seemed curt.
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I don't see why anyone chooses to pay over $2,000.00 more for a Civic Coupe than they can easliy get a Corolla LE with more equipment for. I am buying a 2009 - read 2009 Corolla LE for $17,996.00 Out The Door, including taxes, tag and all fees. The best the arrogant Honda dealers here would do for a less equipped Civic Coupe is $19,999.99 OTD. I'll take the two grand difference and take the wife on an Alaskan Cruise or visit Europe and have a current model year/current model car that will easliy last 150,000+miles. My old Honda is my last Honda. RR
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Let's post about Civic prices... posts about other members are off topic... Thanks, kyfdx Host-Prices Paid Forums |
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Replying to: stdcirrus (Jul 29, 2008 6:43 pm) I recently helped a family member negotiate a deal for an '09 Toyota Corolla LE Sedan Auto. He got it for $15,999 (including destination) before TTL. I think it was $17,400 w/ NorCal taxes, title, license. I paid $16,297 (before TTL) for a comparable equipped Civic LX Auto Sedan. I like my car better but would buy the Corolla if it was 1,500 - 2,000 cheaper. The only thing that stunk about buying this car was that Toyotas come equipped with so many different options within a trim line even. Once I was able to learn standard options that are added on, it was a breeze. |
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Replying to: kyfdx (Jul 29, 2008 6:51 pm) This board works well without car sales people. If you bought a honda yesterday, then please list the state, the dealership, the out the door price, and MAYBE comment on the experience. This site saved me lots of time and money.
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