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Replying to: mtm917 (Jun 30, 2006 8:52 pm) 2006 Honda Accord LX AT 4dr (I4) $16,888 + TTL = $18,050 OTD Herb Chambers in Boston, MA 2006 Honda Civic LX AT 4dr $16,300 + TTL = $17,404 OTD Kelly Honda in Lynn, MA *worked very hard to get this price I'd like to think those are good prices. We bought the Accord and we are very happy with it. It seemed to be a better value and the true cost to own does not appear to be very different compared to the Civic according to Edmunds.
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You already have the info... so... CONFIRMED! Dealer incentives on the Accord have been extended in their current form. Check with your local dealer for any Lease specials. The Anonymous Dealer (Honda Dealer)
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Replying to: vhreb123 (Jul 06, 2006 9:03 pm) Maybe that's enough for a purchase. Actually, the difference is so slim, I wouldn't let that influence your buying decision. Sonata I-4 Auto: 24/33 Accord I-4 Auto: 24/34 Sonata V-6 Auto: 20/30 Accord V-6 Auto: 20/29
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Replying to: forty6er (Apr 09, 2004 11:29 am)
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Replying to: biyids (Jul 07, 2006 9:15 am)
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Replying to: dwilliam (Jul 07, 2006 8:25 am) |
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Replying to: vhreb123 (Jul 06, 2006 9:03 pm) I normally pay attention to cars and a fan, so I can tell those while some (or most) can not. My wife did not feel those until I pointed out to her and she would not want to touch the Sonata any more - even I offer to buy her nice clothes with half of the money saved by buying the Sonata (Nah, just kidding...) For the life vs. money. I feel you earn the money to spend so you can improve your life. Unless you really need that $400/yr to spend on something else that will better improve your life quality - Just my opinion though. Good luck with your new car purchasing. You can not make a wrong choice by selecting either the Accord or Civic, but try to stay away from the Sonata. |
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Replying to: louisn (Jul 07, 2006 10:28 am) Thanks! |
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| Call all three dealers in Memphis/ They are dealing. If the incentives are still around, which they appear to be, 500 under invoice should be easy. Wofchase offered me the 6 cylinder-manual- coupe for 1000 under invoice. If there are several of the model you want on the lot I would really lowball them. Worst they can say is NO! You can always raise your offer. | |
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All, When you want to buy a car...the best deal is to call all the fleet manager of the car dealers around your area. One might give you the best deal of all. Fleet manager is the secret to get the best deal....but call all dealers to compare...not all fleet manager will give you the best deal. Regards. |
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