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Replying to: mldj98 (Jul 19, 2005 3:07 pm) Thanks for saying the EX V6 only comes in leather. That's the missing piece that didn't make sense! KBB says that there is a $433 price difference between a 2005 and a 2004. That looks like about what the dealer's website says about the car they have listed. Is that "real world"? Any hints on what a 2004 Accord EXL V6 automatic with 9,039 miles should go for? I am in the same city as you. Can you share what and where you ended up purchasing? Thanks, S
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Replying to: adamho (Jul 19, 2005 3:11 pm) |
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Replying to: chuckf1 (Jul 19, 2005 3:18 pm) Thanks for the CarsDirect link. It shows the 2005 costs less than the 2004 the dealer has listed! I'm glad I don't buy cars all the time, this is worse than the day job. Suzanna |
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| I am in the LA area and I have a quotes for 19688 and 19800 for an Automatic 4-cyl Accord EX coupe. I think these are good deals, but I thought I'd check in with the board. Also, I got a quote for an LX special edition for high 17's. Is it worth the difference in price for an EX? | |
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Replying to: adamho (Jul 19, 2005 2:50 pm) |
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Replying to: mldj98 (Jul 19, 2005 3:00 pm) I disagree. If dealer A quotes me $19,800 and dealer B (located in the same area as dealer A) quotes me $20,000 which is cheaper? You don't know unless you know exactly what the "junk fees'" are. For illustration purpose, let's say the rest of the price breaks down as follows (of course they don't mention the rest in the price until you walk in their dealer): Dealer A: Quoted Price: $19,800 (what you see in their quote) Doc. fee and other junk fees: $600 TTL: $2,000 OTD: $22,400 Dealer B: Quoted Price: $ $20,000 (what you see in their quote) Doc. fee and other junk fees: $100 TTL: $2,000 OTD: $22,100 Now, tell me again who is cheaper and how would you know who is cheaper if you don't include the junk fees. The reality is that even within the same area, dealers will not quote you on the same basis, and dealers in the same area (unless set by law like in CA) may charge different documentation fee, for instance. That's done by design, so that higher priced dealers still get customers to shop at their dealers thinking their prices are lower. Also, they may or may not include destination fee in their "quoted price", which is another trick to make their prices seem lower. So, I don't understand why you're saying that the most useful information on this forum is the price without all the junk fees. If I quote you $10 for the car (and obviously I'm being fictitious here) and then charge $20,000 for junk fees (which you don't think is necessary to include in this forum) is $10 a good price for the car? I would say I don't know unless I find out what the junk fees are.
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Replying to: joon (Jul 19, 2005 4:28 pm)
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Replying to: chuckf1 (Jul 19, 2005 3:18 pm) Thx
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Replying to: bayguy (Jul 19, 2005 4:54 pm) Are you looking for a 2 dr or a sedan? If 2 dr, then I can share the quote I have got. Are you looking for a 4cyl or V6? Chaky
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Replying to: chaky (Jul 19, 2005 5:58 pm) I'm interested in your quote for a coupe. My first choice was a 4 cylinder but have looked at some V6s also. Thanks, S
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