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Replying to: tommystones (May 25, 2008 12:20 pm) |
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Replying to: missym (May 25, 2008 10:40 pm) Even suffering severely from recession, inflation and Iraq/ Afghan war effects Honda is still hanging pretty good on cars market compared to other manufacturers. Honda has reduced the financing rates a bit on old and less marketable model (e.g Honda Element, etc.). As an owner of an '08 Accord EX-L V6 w/ navi since Xmas 07 and other 10+ Honda cars and motor bikes I can tell the sale price of this model with navi has not reduced very much compared to same trim Camry/ Nissan. This model does not have VCM issue as some unfair competitive guys and other car dealers have played aloud their trumpets trying to kill this super fine model. To those liars, no way you guys can kill this model. If I buy another Honda Accord right now I will buy the '08 Accord V6 EX-L again immediately. At 268 HP and 242 lbs ft torque, its average mixed MPG of 25 - 28 is equal to my old '95 Accord I4. I have not driven my new V6 EX-L much on freeway, but I expect on long freeway trips this model is a great champ in term of its great power yet it achieves very good MPG. What are customers asking for more? Bravo and long live Honda smartest engineers/ management ! I love every single button in my new V6 EX-L. Each single button carries a piece of thought on it. Those liars cannot build a tiny simple button in this very fine Accord V6 EX-L yet they have talked BS about his model for year. Some liars even do not own or drive this model much. I am suspecting one of the most liars is another European import car manufacturers. Customers are not most stupid and unethical like those liars. Am I reasonable, Isellhondas? |
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Replying to: viet (May 26, 2008 5:26 am) |
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Replying to: viet (May 26, 2008 5:26 am) I wouldn't call anyone a "liar". I sure didn't and I think that is a pretty strong word. I don't doubt that some people are experiencing "something". All I ever said was that I hadn't experienced this myself nor had I heard of this from anyone else. If I were to drive their car, would I feel anything? I honestly don't know. I still can't understand why anyone, especially with these gas prices would bother with a V-6. The 190 HP 4cyl or even the 177 HP one is, in my opinion more than adequate. But, that's me...to each his own. And, to answer your question, no, I don't think your post was reasnoble. Calling someone a liar is uncalled for.
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Replying to: missym (May 25, 2008 10:40 pm) If you are planning to finance the 0.9%  36month and 2.9%60month is good through 7/7/2008, so you have plenty of time to shop around. I guess AZ is not NJ; the distance to dealerships could be substantial and so less competition. But the numbers you've listed look ridiculous. Send requests for quotes to at least 15-20 dealers in 100-200 mi radius .If you live on the border with another state tap in their market as well. My second best price came from Pennsylvania. Plan on spending about 2 weeks if you want the best price. Remember, the internet price you get in the quote is negotiable. Once you have internet price negotiate it over the phone. Use negotiated price to knock the price further. Always work with OTD price and be confident. BTW Accord EXL V6 is well worth fighting for. |
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Replying to: pricerite (May 25, 2008 6:25 pm) You probaly got the car for $25,000 ($500 Below Invoice) plus about $1,500 in Tax & about $1,000 in Fees inc. Destination fee etc. Thats probally the best price for a EX-L V6 I've read about on this forum. Did I estimate everything about right? Kudos.
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Replying to: missym (May 25, 2008 10:40 pm) Over 30k OTD is a bit high .... keep shopping around. Internet pricing has been very helpful to me, I recommend you shop around via E-mail also. Good luck! Update - Just got another quote - EX-L V6 - $26,187.99 sale price before tax and fees. MI market by the way. |
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Replying to: stevefromoz (May 26, 2008 5:14 am) If you have already sent the email I did not receive it. I am glad to share the contact info with you. |
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Replying to: isellhondas (May 26, 2008 6:29 am) I have to agree with you on the I4 vs V6. We just took delivery of an Accord LX with the 177 HP engine...it is very responsive. |
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Replying to: tommystones (May 26, 2008 7:25 am) My selling price was 25050 ( including destination, messenger fees , windows etching, wheel locks and splash guards). That's more then 1400 under invoice. Add 299 doc fees for the total cash price of ~25350. Other fees and taxes: ~1753 NJ Tax (7%) 7.50 NJ Tire Fee (mandatory) 354 Registration fees OTD price is ~27466 ( big difference with 27500 OTD  ). BTW I financed the whole amount 2.9% 60month.
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