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Replying to: drodrigo (Jul 09, 2009 3:39 pm) |
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I bought a si coupe with no options or accessories in last month. Here is my deal. I paid $19500 for the car price including the destination charge. With all the tax and DMV fees(OTD) I paid $21600. (by the way I'm ignoring the last 2 digits of the prices since I can't remeber exactly..) I didn't paid any kind of dealer doc fees but only those DMV ones. I also got financed and it was 3.9% for 60 mo. The tax rate here is 9.75%(LA) now but it was 9.25% when I took the car out. |
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Hi, I'm helping a friend search for a Civic Coupe EX automatic in the Los Angeles, CA, area. So far, the lowest quote that I have received is $17,670 + TTL. I have not been able to find a dealer who will beat this price. What do you folks think of the quote that I have been getting? Thanks! |
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| Does anyone know if the 1000 incentive in civic coupe this month can be used as down payment on a lease..? The ad states 199 mo and 1399 down on a 2009 civic lease..Will a dealer take the 1000 as a down pament?? thanks for any feedback.. | |
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Replying to: drodrigo (Jul 09, 2009 11:12 am) Dealers get no profit if you trade in your clunker. Jsut a mess of paperwork and hassle. And, yeah, they have to make VERY sure your car actually qualifies. Some cars that we think should, don't! |
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| I have been dealing with five dealerships here in South Florida for this exact model (which some dealerships have four or five on their lot) and the lowest price I received out the door and including the $4,500 cash for clunkers rebate is $16,500 out the door, when other dealerships were coming in at $16,750 and more. is this a good price or can I do more for it. So adding back in the $4,500, it would be a total of $21,000 out the door. Any feedback from anyone on this price. Thanks. | |
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Replying to: dolphnjag99 (Jul 13, 2009 10:27 am) |
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Replying to: jayviking (Jul 14, 2009 8:43 am) Also, is your price of $17,715 out the door and including the rebate of $3,500 or $4,500??? I love these forums as well!!!! |
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Replying to: jayviking (Jul 14, 2009 8:43 am) When you did your negotiations, did you mention that you will have a Clunker to trade in, or did you keep it a secret? Also, what fees does the 17,515 include? Thanks.
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Replying to: redredrabbit (Jul 14, 2009 8:53 am) The 17,515 is just the price of the car before any taxes or fees and before the CFC. so OTD with taxes DMV and fee's should be around 20,000, then minus the 4,500 CFC i'll be around $15,500 As for the Kenwood, just go to kenwoods website or crutchfeild.com and look at the different models they have that fit into the honda civic. You can spend as anywhere between 700 and 1400 depending on what features you want. Just do some research and find a reputable car stereo shop in your area. They should be able to get the stereo you want, get the dashboard faceplate and do the installation. Make sure you find a good shop, that is very important. |
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