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Replying to: fja2004 (Apr 28, 2004 6:06 pm) |
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Replying to: jhopp (Apr 28, 2004 2:37 pm) I sent dealer quote to 10-15 dealers & lowest bid receive from Lodi Honda for $19,900 & took that email to Elk Grove Honda & let them beat the price. Hope this help Thanks to every1 on this site for sharing your experiences & knowledge and the car buying process. |
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Replying to: jhopp (Apr 28, 2004 2:37 pm) Included at my request:fog lights,auto.dimming rear view mirror with compass,1/2 nose mask, splash guards,door edge guards,pinstripe.Dealers have a 500% mark up on options, mostly in labor. If I bought fog lights later dealer wants $610. Other post had it right, pay half for option have dealer install for free. This way the dealer's still making 100% on the option. Get $500 worth ,they still make 250 profit on sale of car. Get $'s or options off price. I still paid $400 to much,in retrospect. Good luck. |
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Replying to: danwashdc (Apr 28, 2004 8:04 pm) Thanks for the help!
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Replying to: alexdc (Apr 30, 2004 4:46 am)
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I am not a dealer. The price I stated in my post is correct. When I got to the dealer the sales rep took me to the car. Showed me the features and function, made a copy of my license and gave me the keys to test drive the car alone. I came back signed the papers and was out the door in 1.5 hrs or so. Hendrick was great! They offered the protection packages and stuff but when I refused they never mentioned it again. Everything that I had prenegotiated on the net was the price on the paper work when I signed on the dotted line. I was told to use a wax with Teflon when I wax the car. Apparently waxes with Teflon are more expensive but will help reduce acid rain deposits on your car. I highly recommend Hendrick. They gave the best quote up front and never pressured me into anything. Good luck! Dan |
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Of all the quotes I received so far here is my best offer on EX V-6 w/Nav: Base: 24,810 Dest: 490 Doc: 53 Taxes: 1,980 (Chicago taxes are so ridiculously high) Tags: 80 Total: 27,414 What do you guys think? Looking to pick one up pretty soon? Any chance we can expect some new deals starting next week? |
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I finally found a white Coupe V6 6MT today, but it was a program/demo car a manager has been driving for the last 2 months or so. It had 1,300 miles on it. Basically, the dealer wasn't willing to reduce the price because of the mileage. I wasn't willing to buy the car unless they sold it for well under invoice, being that new Accords are being bought in the San Antonio area for invoice and sometimes below. In your opinion, how much of a discount should be given because of the mileage? I'm thinking it should be significant, as I know there are people who don't like to buy cars with even 40 miles or more on them.
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| I would avoid the demo and opt for a new one unless they sell it to you for a couple thousand or so below invoice. There is no telling how the car was treated during the 1,300 miles. | |
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Just purchased a EX-V6 w/o NAV MSRP - $26,400 Invoice - $24,244 Price after options - $23,642 (includes protection package and environmental package that were already installed) OTD - $25,356.02 Didnt really want add ons but had no choice. ALthough the inventory listed numerous cars on the lot this was the only one we could find when we actually drove the lot. Did I get a good deal? Feedback is appreciated. Thanks. This site has been very helpful. Thanks again to everyone here. |
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