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Honda Civic Prices Paid and Buying Experience

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Re: EX price and current interest rate Honda is offering [Ketty] by amking
Feb 02, 2009 (10:03 am)
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Replying to: Ketty (Feb 01, 2009 5:09 pm)

definitely should be able to do better.
 
see: http://townhall-talk.edmunds.com/direct/view/.eea7241/7781
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Re: EX price and current interest rate Honda is offering [Ketty] by beerbaronhomer
Feb 02, 2009 (10:17 am)
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Replying to: Ketty (Feb 01, 2009 5:09 pm)

Drive to Nashua. At the end of December, I bought a 2009 EX-L with Navi with an out the door price (incl. fees and docs) of $22,500 from Peter's, but I'm assuming she'd have to pay sales tax if you live in MA, so add that on top. She may be able to do a little bit better, but I wanted a specific color with a manual tranny as well, so I knew my negotiating room would be limited since they ended up ordering it. Talk with Luke.
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Re: EX price and current interest rate Honda is offering [Ketty] by slove
Feb 02, 2009 (10:45 am)
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Replying to: Ketty (Feb 01, 2009 5:09 pm)

Run from that deal a.s.a.p.,I would be looking for at least $2000.00 off sticker,also do not pay for dealer added package(wheel locks,car wash, b.s.) As far as interest rates with good credit 36 months you should look for low 5,maybe mid to upper 5 with 48 months. Shop it on line with multiple dealers,make sure you tell them to include dest. charge,or they will stick you. Also tell them to respond by email with quote before they call you. Get tough with them,they are pro's and will destroy your Daughter. Tell them you don't need any new friends,you just want to buy a car for as cheap as possible,I bought my daughter a 08 civic lx auto. last spring before the meltdown for 16650.00 incl. dest and all weather mats. Good luck be careful.
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2009 Honda Civic LX-S AT by d4nny
Feb 02, 2009 (10:46 am)
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Just got quoted, 18113.59 OTR from Ourisman Honda of Laurel, MD.
 
Does this seem like a good price? Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
 
more info:
 
MSRP: 19525
Invoice: 18138.81
sales tax: 6%
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Re: 2009 Honda Civic LX-S AT [d4nny] by tupuc
Feb 02, 2009 (3:15 pm)
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Replying to: d4nny (Feb 02, 2009 10:46 am)

Seems good to me
 
I'd say go for it, if you are going to pay a little bit more than 18K for an LX-S is a really good price.
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Re: 2009 Honda Civic LX-S AT [d4nny] by sinsd
Feb 02, 2009 (7:55 pm)
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Replying to: d4nny (Feb 02, 2009 10:46 am)

What's the break-down, exactly? Including destination, give us the details
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Re: 2009 Honda Civic LX-S AT [sinsd] by d4nny
Feb 03, 2009 (4:43 am)
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Replying to: sinsd (Feb 02, 2009 7:55 pm)

This is exactly how the email was sent.
 
MSRP: 19525
Invoice: 18138.81* Price includes 670 dest/freight
Dealer Holdback: 377.10
Dealer Cash: 500
Internet Discount: 500
 
18138.81-377.10-500-500 = 16761.71
 
OTR price based on the above number 18113.59**
 
**Price includes taxes, tags, destination charge and any and all fees associated with purchase of vehicle.
 
What do you think?
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02/03 - 03/02 by mplshondadlr
Feb 03, 2009 (8:32 am)
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All Civic's are offered at 2.9% (24-36 months) or 3.9% (37-60 months) to well qualified buyers through 03/02.
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Re: EX price and current interest rate Honda is offering [slove] by isellhondas
Feb 03, 2009 (11:15 am)
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Replying to: slove (Feb 02, 2009 10:45 am)

Tough talk!
 
When people are nioce and friendly I'll go the extra mile for them. Your approach will turn a pleasant transaction into a battle and you won't end up saving any money in the end.
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Re: EX price and current interest rate Honda is offering [isellhondas] by voltron12
Feb 03, 2009 (6:06 pm)
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Replying to: isellhondas (Feb 03, 2009 11:15 am)

Unfortunately, your kind are not common among the Honda salesmen in my area. My attitude plan wasn't to be as trite as slove; I did relax a bit by keeping a few points in mind as I began shopping: (1) there were 4-6 other dealerships selling the exact same car within 50 miles, so no need to rush until I find the number I'm happy with. (2) Getting up walking out the door wasn't a strong suite of mine, however, my girlfriend was more than happy to chime in with an "I'm hungry," or "I'm late, can wrap this up?" when I found myself cornered or the discussion was leading to a dead end. Finally, and most important, the buyer is in control, especially in this buyer's market.
 
This was my first new-car buying experience and besides enjoying the thrill of debate and head-to-head bargaining combat, I visited a couple Honda dealerships that were farther out before I planned to buy the car from a more local dealership, as to practice. I'm sure glad I did, the first two practice runs were so embarrassing as far as falling into the hands of the salesman's word-play and number games, they make for great stories at the pub.
 
Quick buying experience story:
The first salesman on my first visit to a dealership (once I was ready to buy), used every classic sales technique on me. My favorite and final one was after my lady and I had been there about 45 minutes: about 20 minutes before closing time, Stan stamped his table with his right fist and said: "voltron12, you are a smart guy, I can see that, let's do $21,000 out the door and the offer is good until we lock up for the night. This price is unbeatable and you can not shop it around. If you come back tomorrow, the price will be higher, because I know you'll have shopped it around and won't be able to beat it, so I will raise it $200 and still know I have the best price. I'll let you think about it." There were a couple of fist-slams on the table in the middle of that sentence, nothing rude, just driving his point home with some racket. As he stood up and straightened his tie and buttoned his jacket, I stood up and let him know I needed a few minutes. I grabbed my cellphone out of my pocket to talk to "my sales manager" at which point Stan mentioned that by using my phone, the deal would be canceled. I have to admit, of all the techniques, that one had me thinking about pulling the trigger the most. Anyway, I ended up beating his price a little but never got around to gloating about it. I guess I know where I'm getting my oil changes, though... Super Service Stan.
 
Parting Advice:
The salesmen bargain car prices for a living, you (probably) don't, don't pay a penny more than you want. There's another dealership around the corner.

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