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Replying to: kiefaber455 (Jan 17, 2008 1:37 pm) Timing belt is not covered unless it is due to a defect, etc. Honda care pretty much covers what the std. warranty does. Actually, there is another thread on Honda extended warranty that will give you more info and resources. The online price for the 8yr/120K/$0 ded. is $995 at www.myhondawarranty.com. |
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Purchased the car at Holtz Honda in Rochester, NY. Invoice on the car is $25,416 + 635 w/o the all season mats and splash guards--this is using Edmunds' figures. Your figures were for the V-6 w/o leather. Thanks to everyone else for warranty info. |
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I got a quote from a dealer in Indiana. 2008 Honda Accord EX Auto Sale Price: $22,780.00 Out The Door: $24,247.05 I know the sale price is 1000 higher than the invoice, but this's the best deal so far I got... If I pay with cash, do you guys think I can get lower price?
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Replying to: gauriin (Jan 17, 2008 6:49 pm) How close are you to Louisville? The guy at Swope I deal with from time to time is doing Accords at 1% over invoice plus fees (about $500), so the coupe would be $23,069.46 for the car, destination, and title/doc fees. That is his no haggle price, and you may could talk him lower, I would think. Dennis |
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Replying to: cliffclaven (Jan 17, 2008 7:35 am) Good luck. I just got my license plate today from DMV. Adding up numbers I came up with lucky number 21. BINGO ! I guess you will enjoy the V6 EX-L engine revving up on acceleration while strengthening its muscles. |
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Replying to: cliffclaven (Jan 17, 2008 7:35 am) Go to Acura TL forum and see how much others pay for TL base model ($29000 or so plus 2.9% financing - extra saving $1500 if you finacing your accord through bank), whose quaility is MUCH MUCH better than the accord - in addition to things like bluetooth, HID, very good interior finish (leather) etc. TL drives much better (solid) than the accord. Go and test dirve one. |
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Hey all, my name is Mike and am a newbie here and hoping to pick up an Accord Sedan shortly. I live in Wyoming but will probably buy an Accord EX-L V6 in Colorado (Denver-Fort Collins area), since there are more stealerships there. Anyways, went to Fort Collins yesterday and was quoted $27,300 (to include destination) + $400 for "dealer handling" fee for a total of $27,700+TTL. I know invoice is $25,416 + dest. The quote seems a bit high to me because I was initially thinking $26,500 OTD, is that wishful thinking? What do you guys think? I'm not too sure how the market for Accords is here in this area so any info would be much appreciated. Thanks Mike |
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Replying to: charles12 (Jan 18, 2008 9:10 am)
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Replying to: charles12 (Jan 18, 2008 9:10 am) I would agree that if you have to have a new car now you should always look at what is out there that offers a good deal - rebates, promo finance or lease, dealer incentives, etc. In a lot of places there (like here) there is one Acura dealer within 2-3 hour drive and they don't like to deal (since they have no competition). If you want an Accord and plan on financing or leasing, then I would wait for better days. If you want an Accord and your dealers will not deal, either find a different dealer or wait until the dealers will deal. Unless you are at the end of lease or your old clunker is fixing to die, most of use DO NOT NEED a new car  . Dennis |
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Replying to: cliffclaven (Jan 18, 2008 9:25 am) TL is an entry-level luxury car but accord is not (you can definitely feel the quality difference) With the same mount of money, you still prefer the accord and say that accord has a better value????? How about Lexus ES350 vs Carmry V6 leather. If their sale prices are the same, Do you still prefer to have Carmry? I do not buy that the Accord has a higher resale value than the TL (how much? 2% differences?). Beside if you consider the resale value as one of the important factors to buy a car, you might want to get one at the price around $15000. You will never lost too much after a few years of driving (up to $15000 - resale at $0).
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