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Replying to: k2ji (May 20, 2005 5:48 pm) You are getting a good price (if it includes destination)....the best prices are in NJ and CA and in NJ, it usually comes from the Open Honda dealership......Dont pay for the $189 Window itching, you can do it yourself for $20. I think it's a BS price IMO Good Luck
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Replying to: temj12 (May 20, 2005 7:38 am) Sounds like you got a good deal to me. I made a deal this morning - got it for a couple hundred below invoice after much negotiation with my trade. I'll post numbers once I take delivery on the car (they have to track one down). Thanks for the info. |
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Standard Floor Mats VS Premium The question is what is the difference? Thanks for any feedback.
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Replying to: natenj1971 (May 21, 2005 11:29 am) Honda sells "all season" mats as an accessory and they are ugly rubber mats - but I suppose handy if you get a lot of snow where you live. H and A shows some "premium" mats at the top of this page http://www.handa-accessories.com/accint03.html and claims they are 40% heavier than the free ones. They get $67 + shipping for them and show a detailed picture of the mats. My advice: just use the free ones until they wear out, if ever. Then you might think about paying for the "premium" ones. Dennis
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Replying to: dwynne (May 21, 2005 11:53 am) Since my Accord included carpeted mats color was Ivory, I wanted some mats to protect them during the rainy & muddy season. So, I bought a set of Heavy Rubber Floor Mats from Wal-Mart for $19.84 + tax - see the following linked for the digital pic's ... Front Heavy Rubber Floor Mats Rear Heavy Rubber Floor Mats They fit well unmodifed (can be trimmed if required - trim channels provided) and stay flat because they're very heavy weight (1/4" thick) , I just may keep them in place year round! Phil 
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Replying to: KarenS (Jun 06, 2001 5:33 am) I am very new to the whole forum blog board and even newer to the Honda band wagon. That being said, I intend to be as helpful to others as others have been to me. I can start by asking everyone what they thought about a deal that I am bout to jump on. I have done extensive internet new car shopping and I have decided to purchase the 2005 Honda Accord EX 4cyl Coupe w/MT. I am keeping it simple for the time being with a cloth interior and nothing extra other then what comes with the car. For this car, I will have to drive kind of a hike, but I can get it for exactly $19,599 +tax and state reg fees = out the doors, or so I have been told. The dealers that I have contacted said that they can not beat it and somewhat mock me as if I am BSing them to negotiate a better deal. My questions is, with your experiences, do you think this is a realistic price quote? what do you all think on the matter? Thanks again! - Ant
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Replying to: dwynne (May 19, 2005 5:34 pm) Thank you again! Christine
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Replying to: mldj98 (May 20, 2005 3:51 am) Thanks again. Christine |
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I plan to buy an Accord EX (4 cyl. AT) in the next several months. Is there a tried and true "formula" for figuring out what to offer the dealer for the car I want? I've been researching for weeks, and feel more confused now than when I started! Being a single woman, I fear being taken advantage of and I want to be able to approach my car dealer with a reasonable offer that I can stand firm on. I don't want any dealer extras, I will be paying cash, and my trade-in is only worth about 1300, according to Kelly Blue Book. If someone can give me a step-by-step tutorial for making a deal, I'd appreciate it tremendously. P.S. I'm in NW Indiana... anyone know of a great Honda dealer in the area?
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Replying to: lorryfan (May 21, 2005 11:09 am) The quote $18150 includes the desination fee. However today I have a better quote from Open Road for $17200 with following disclamer. Not sure whether it includes Destination fee or not. Yet to call. "Quote expires on Tuesday, May 31, 2005 and is valid only on in-stock or in-transit units. Price excludes accessories (unless selected or stated above), tax, dmv, and fees. Pricing subject to change after quote period." I have seen many of you have used Open Road quote for pricing decision. Please let me know whther their quotes normally includes destination fee or not. lorryfan, I am not familiar with the term "BS price IMO". Could you please explain it in simple terms and also elaborate on how to install Window etching myself with just $20? Thanks for your help.
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