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OK people... It's time to purchase a new car. I'm currently driving an '89 Civic Wagon with 260,000 miles. It's been a great car, but parts are wearing out, and I'm not interested in a major restoration. I've already restored an '85 Wagon, and the cost sent me to the poor house. Anyway, what's a reasonable price for a basic LX, 4-D sedan with an AM/FM radio and CD player? I don't care about navagational systems, sat radio or a TV! My estimate is ~ $19,400 - $20,000. Maybe I can hit the $19,000 target with the 2005 coming to its year-end. Maybe I'm off target here, given my thriftyness of not buying cars too often. I'm located in central Virginia. Thanks for comments. *Auburn63: Are you still out there? I'm looking for a nice N-600. BTW: This '85 Civ-Wag is running strong, although my AC just died. I'm looking at $900 for a new installation. Hope you're doing well...
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I will be buying this car in the next dew days. Any suggestions on how much I should pay for it ? Thanks !
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Replying to: fuma20 (Jun 16, 2005 7:04 pm) Thanks for the info. The quote from Valley Honda doesn't seem bad as a starting point. I'm going to solicit quotes from Smail (Greensburg) and Delaney (Indiana). My local dealership (Alvin's in Windber) is notorious for not negotiating much since they're such a small dealership...but I'll still try anyways. I plan on e-mailing the aforementioned dealers very soon. Once I get quotes, I'll be sure to pass them along. If you get good quotes from other Pittsburgh area dealers, please let me know. thanks...maybe we can assist each other... |
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Hi, I am in the process of looking at 05 Honda Accord LX's. In reading this column, people refer to dealer incentive, dealer holdbacks and other types of things as ways of caluclating what the dealer bottom line might be. I gather that all of these change over time and over geographical location. I am looking for a car in Boston and will buy one sometime this summer. I am wondering how one finds out about and keeps track of incentives, holdbacks, etc. Thanks, BarryC1 |
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Today I bought a silver Accord LX COUPE w/ automatic, not special edition. Did I get a good deal on this car? The price was approximatly: $18100 for the car $515 destination $300 (includes documentation, title, and temporary plates) ~$600 tax. ~$500 in optional warranty This comes out to around $20,000 total. I understand that I could get better deals in California but it would have cost me more to get there and back from where I live in Ohio (i'm a VA resident). Please respond, thanks! |
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Planning on buying a new LX 4cyl tommorrow. (My second one). Can anyone give me a good price for an LX sedan with leather (aftermarket), window tint, and possibly alloy wheels in Texas. Thanks for all the help. I wish I'd known of this site before I bought my first accord!
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Replying to: dash400m (Jun 17, 2005 11:33 am) |
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Replying to: txman (Jun 17, 2005 7:47 pm)
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Replying to: richards38 (Jun 17, 2005 9:58 pm) |
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Dear All, So Far the best quote I have received for 05 Accord LX AT is 17417.00 Is it a good price or should I check with few other dealers? Thanks
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