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Replying to: inthistogether (Jun 07, 2009 5:19 am) Last year at around August, one of the dealer in NC quoted me $28,200 (out of door south carolina) for honda pilot EX-L. Thanks |
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I have a 33K price for a Pilot Touring 2wd with No RES. Does this seem like a good deal? Have you heard of anything better? AZElizabeth
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| I've been considering the new redesigned 2009 pilot and wondering if the transmission issue with Honda has been addressed. It's too new for failure so obviously there's not much complains. I tried to find technical data on the new transmission design and how it relates to the old design, there's not much info. On the old design, heat is the culprit, see NHTSA Recall Campaign Number: 04V176000. Honda recalled 600,000 vehicle in 2004 and 1.2 million vehicle a couple years prior. The 2003 pilots are starting to show failures. | |
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Need help!!! Best quote I have gotten for a 2009 Honda Pilot lease is $484 + tax ($515) with first payment and tag down for a EXL RES Nimbus Gray with Beige Interior. I live in South Florida. I got the quote from a dealer in central florida. Is this good? Thanks. |
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Replying to: azelizabeth (Jun 07, 2009 2:24 pm) Very good experience  the concord dealership; would like to recommend them in northern california region.
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Does anyone know of a good dealership in New Jersey that would work with pricing on the 2009 Honda Pilots? I am looking to buy a 4WD EXL with or without RES. I am trying to get an out the door figure. Seems that all the dealerships that I have contacted don't want to give much figures. one gave me this deal (EXL $30,318.76, and on the EXL with RES is 31,764.58 They all want me to come into the dealership and waste my time. Should I wait til July to buy? Looking for the best deal possible. thank you....
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Replying to: victor214 (Jun 08, 2009 6:52 am) I too am in NJ and looking for an EXL with no RES. Would you mind telling me what dealer quoted you the $30,318.76? I haven't ventured into a dealer yet but the quotes I've been getting are in the range of $30,600 to $31,700. One dealer quoted me $29,700 but when I went in, insisted that I also had to purchase a "Millenium Package" for an additional $600 for me to get that price. I didn't appreciate the gimmick, so I left. The $30,300 is at least a better starting point than anything I've gotten, so I would appreciate the information. I will also keep you posted if I see any decent quotes in our area.
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Replying to: donovan846 (Jun 08, 2009 7:22 am) Def keep me posted if you find any other quotes that look good. Do you think going together to a dealership might get us a lower price? Hey they could knock out 2 sales! |
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Replying to: mabb (Jun 07, 2009 8:52 am)
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I have an offer from a dealer for 2010 2 WD touring with RES $34,443 . I have to pay my own Tax title and license etc. Is it a good deal knowing no 2009 tourings to be found easily.
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