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#5977 of 24566 Re: Has anyone purchased a car from Herb Chambers in Seekonk,MA? [tcvb22] by kirstie_h HOST Dec 03, 2004 (10:36 am)
Replying to: tcvb22 (Dec 03, 2004 10:10 am) If you want to find some info on Herb Chambers quickly, I suggest using the advanced search feature (on the left side of the page). Search for "herb chambers," and make sure you click the "message text" option. We've had a lot of other Honda buyers report shopping experiences there.   kirstie_h Roving Host & Future Vehicles Host
#5978 of 24566 Anyone Recently Lease Accord V6 w/ Navi? by CSF Dec 03, 2004 (10:56 am)
I'm interested in leasing either a 2005 Accord V6 with Navi or an Accord EX with Navi. I see where Honda's offering the base model Accord for $279/mo on a 42 mo. 12,000 mile lease. I was wondering what reasonable lease payments would be on the EX with Navi or V6 with Navi and would appreciate input from anyone who's recently leased one or anyone who has priced leases on these vehicles.   Thanks!
#5979 of 24566 2005 EX-L with Navi by odyssey1 Dec 03, 2004 (11:37 am)
I did it at last! Got the car and know I got a really good deal. I worked hard on it and wanted to share it here for the benefit of other readers:   MSRP: 27,015 I paid: 23,700 plus TTL I negotiated the following thrown in for free: trunk liner wheel locks mud guards   I love, love, love the car and love the deal too. The voice recognition is just great, but a bit of a conversation breaker. I find myself always blurting out commands to the car!! We also held firm for the 1.9% financing--would have walked without it even though we did not have the 720 Beacon score. Don't remember who posted it, but my mantra was we deserve it for "heavy cake down." Love that saying.   Good luck everyone and thanks for all the info.
#5981 of 24566 Re: 2005 EX-L AT price in los angeles [ac2005] by junyaoxu Dec 03, 2004 (1:34 pm)
Replying to: ac2005 (Dec 01, 2004 5:10 pm) I bought it at New Jersey for 20000 plus tax and fee Replies to this message: cheapiam (Dec 04, 2004 6:08 am)
#5982 of 24566 Accord EX V6 Coupe 6-spd by kkrause Dec 03, 2004 (2:46 pm)
The price I'm paying, including destination and doc fee ($99) is:   $24,628, which is $600 over invoice according to Edmunds.   I have to add 6% MI sales tax, but I think this is a pretty fair price.   I'm purchasing from Brighton Honda. They have been low pressure and straight forward.
#5984 of 24566 Accord sales sliding downward by otis12 Dec 03, 2004 (4:21 pm)
With the downward trend in Accord sales, maybe Honda will sweeten the deal with something in addition to 1.9% financing? http://www.hondanews.com/CatID1000?mid=2004120151841&mime=asc Replies to this message: skipper53 (Dec 03, 2004 8:06 pm) tribbles (Dec 07, 2004 12:57 pm)
#5985 of 24566 Cross shop against Camry? by ktnr Dec 03, 2004 (7:19 pm)
I realized this week that I goofed when negotiating the best deal on a 2005 Honda Accord sedan. What I did was cross shop every area Honda dealer against each other. While that’s fine, I neglected to cross shop with area Toyota dealers as well.   Consider that MSRP on a 2005 Camry LE-V6 with the side/curtain airbag option is $745 LESS than a 2005 Accord LX-V6 sedan (and that includes 15-inch alloy wheels on the Camry). There is also a Vehicle Stability Control option for $650 that the Accord doesn’t have.   Similarly, a loaded Camry XLE-V6 has a sticker $1,270 LESS than an Accord EX-V6.   I bet that I could have gotten a price quote on a Camry that was less than my best quote on a comparable Accord. I could have taken that lower Camry quote to my Honda dealer and told him; “Beat this price or I’ll go with the Toyota. I need a reason to skip an important safety feature like VSC that you don’t even offer.” I didn’t do that and I should have.   That tactic might not work as well on 4-cylinder models because the Accord sedan’s sticker is anywhere from $175 to $580 cheaper than a comparably-equipped 4-cylinder Camry. Still, you won’t know until you price the competition. It’d be worth the time to send another dozen e-mails to get Toyota quotes you could work into your negotiation.
#5986 of 24566 How much over invoice? by bobst Dec 03, 2004 (7:54 pm)
We are looking for a 4-cyl 5-sp EX Accord sedan with cloth interior.   We will compute a price like this: invoice + transportation + dealer profit.   Then we will add on sales tax (3.1%) and $50 for TTL.   How much should I allow for dealer profit? When we bought our Accord in 1998, we added about $250. What do you guys think?   Thanks,   Bob Replies to this message: 3c3 (Dec 04, 2004 1:09 am)

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