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Replying to: jfhouchens (Jan 01, 2009 7:31 am) So, it might be worth it to call the local dealership one last time. Good luck with your purchase! |
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I'm having a hard time finding the car I want in my local dealerships. I want the cherry red, light interior w/wood, 4 door, E XL WITH Navi. I live in El Paso TX & I've called las cruces NM & it's not in stock. Does anyone know of how I could figure out what dealership does have it? Ideally, i'd like to see/drive before i sign for it. Also, I'd like to see a Prices Paid discussion on this exact car. Most discussions are for the e xl w/out navi or the e xl v6 with navi, neither is the one i want. THANKS!
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Replying to: firefyter1972 (Dec 31, 2008 2:11 pm) Had 2 internet quotes for 24,400 from local dealerships. Sis is happy. Too bad we couldn't get there before the end of business 12/31/08 as the quote was $23,900 otd, everything included.  It was really too late by the time we got the info and she really had not decided between the Altima and the Accord, nor if she was ready to buy NOW until she saw the Accord and drove it today. Still a good deal though....everyone is happy. If we had acted earlier in December and had a little more time to shop around, we might have squeezed a few more nickels and found someone to match the original price (or better) but we had time constraints with work schedules and incentives about to expire in a few days. I was very pleased with the staff at Breakaway Honda. Hope this helps someone in the Carolinas and Ga region.... This is my first real world experience with going through the internet department and I must say that it is certainly the way to go for a quick no hassle experience. Happy New Year! |
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Replying to: Tostitos6 (Dec 30, 2008 8:57 am) Would you mind sharing the dealership name? I would actually be willing to drive down to Baltimore for that price. It's a good deal. Thanks. |
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Replying to: jfhouchens (Jan 01, 2009 6:11 am) I got a quote from Ourisman Honda in Bethesda, MD and I am still negotiating the best deal. Here is the quote: 2009 Honda Accord EXL V6 Navigation Sedan Selling Price: $25995.00 Add: $100 Processing Fee (Virginia Dealers charge $289-$399 or more) $670 Destination Sales Tax (Maryland is 6%, D.C. is 6% or 7%, and Virginia is 4%) *Virginia Dealers charge 3.20% if you are a Virginia resident Tags, Title and Registration OTD price is $28,610.40 for MD Good Luck and post the break down price you got. Happy New Year! |
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Replying to: memv (Jan 01, 2009 12:02 pm) BTW, the red color on the 4 door sedan is more burgundy than "cherry" red. (basque red pearl) The 2 door coupe red is more like fire engine red. (san marino red) Two entirely different colors!
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Replying to: jfhouchens (Jan 01, 2009 6:11 am) Happy New Year! |
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Does anybody know if Honda will continue their $750 cash back to dealers on Accords in Jan.?
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Replying to: pat565 (Jan 01, 2009 10:11 pm) |
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I took delivery on my Accord EXL V6 in mid-Dec 2007 and paid indicated dealer invoice plus tax and destination. I used a local dealer's Internet buying salesperson. Three months later the same dealer sent me an E-Mail that I could get $500 off the invoice price of any car in stock. My car was factory ordered right off of the truck and the dealer did not require me to pay for any extra dealer add ons. One dealer tried to tell me that I could not get a car as it comes from the factory. I would have to take a car in stock either from that dealer or have him get one in my color from another dealer, and since dealers automatically add extra stuff such as pin stripes, mud flaps, door edge guards, etc. I would have to pay for them. I told that dealer to take a hike and went to another one in the Baltimore Area and got exactly what I wanted w/o any dealer add ons. That dealer was Anderson Honda in Baltimore. An honest dealer from whom I would buy another car in a minute. It is nice to know there are come class dealers out there. In the car market today I believe that you should be able to get a an 09 Honda Accord for about $500 below dealer invoice or perhaps lower. Also I was able to get the extended 84 month 120,000 mile non-deductible warranty for $1099. The list price of this is usually $1999. The car market is dead now. If you are in the market for a new car there are all sorts of deals out there. Don't take the first offer unless you have done your homework and know what the possible prices are.
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