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24566 messages, Last post on Dec 02, 2009 at 10:27 AM
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I am not offering to pay for any options, doc fees, warranty, or anything. I plan to offer invoice + transportation + dealer profit. Then I will add on sales tax + $50 for tag/title. Exactly how much should I add, or subtract, for the 'dealer profit'?
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Replying to: bobst (Dec 04, 2004 12:28 pm) |
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Replying to: bobst (Dec 04, 2004 6:20 am) |
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why would you of all people be asking for car buying advise? Make your unacceptable offer, walk out, and head to the next store like you always do! If you start talking about holdback like one poster suggested, you may get a very cold response. Contrary to popular belief, it is NOT bottom line profit. Good Luck! |
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Just wondering what you guys think is a good price for a 2004 DX 5spd. I was quoted $13,999 at the dealer in Southern California. Thanks!
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No, I am not asking for any "car buying advice". I just need a little help arriving at a price to offer. Skipper I should offer $100 to $250 below invoice. 3c3 suggests I offer about $600 below invoice. These prices seem very low because in the past I have offered about $100 to $300 over invoice. The Edminds TMV is about $900 over invoice. No, I would never mention the word 'holdback' when buying a car. As you know, I just make an offer and wait to see if it is accepted.
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Replying to: bobst (Dec 04, 2004 8:32 pm) |
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MSRP Price: $27,215 Invoice Price: $24,538 Price Paid: $23,993 Only additional charges were Tax, Tags and Doc Fees. No games played and a very quick process. Also took advantage of the 1.9% financing. Thanks to everyone's input as it has been very helpful. I am sure there were a few dollars left on the table, but based upon other postings, I feel this was reasonable. |
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In April of '04 I bought a 2004 EX V-6 sedan with leather and all the fixings (minus navigation. Got it in my preferred color of white as well. Found it over the internet, did all my communication via phone and e-mail. Wilde Honda in Waukesha, WI simply quoted me one price, which at the time included a $400 dealer incentive, plus a "internet discount". Prices are as follows: M.S.R.P. $26,890 Invoice: $24,244 Edmunds local selling price: $24,923 Dealer's discount: $3,768 Doc fee: $89 Final price with a full tank of gas, and absolutely no haggling was $23,211 To save you doing the math, that's $3,768 under MSRP, $1,122 under invoice, and $1,801 under average sales price for my area. (I'm a few hundred miles from Waukesha) I walked in and met the saleman for the first time the day I got the car, did a test drive, spent a half hour filling out papers, refused all add-on services, was handed the keys and drove off. 12,000 miles and 7 months later, I'm still very happy! And the kicker is that I could have saved another hundred if I had bought the coupe! |
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