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Replying to: lukes (Jul 01, 2006 3:35 pm)
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This site is awsome. After much research we took delivery of an 06 Pilot EX L with Nav for 29500 this included the crappy rip ya off mud flap and stripes etc accent package.. This is about $ 2650 under invoice . I love the sport of car buying . Burns Honda in Marlton NJ. The only thing that I lost was the "make you wait bait " game. No matter how much I bitched it still took 6 freggin hrs. Thank you Members .
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Replying to: bradt2 (Jul 03, 2006 8:09 pm) |
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Replying to: goose3 (Jul 03, 2006 7:30 pm) |
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Replying to: 4pilot1 (Jul 01, 2006 9:51 pm)
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| Today near Chicago I bought an AWD EX-L w/ RES for 29,300. This was the best I could find after a lot of quotes and searching. I'm satisfied its a good price, not the 28,500 I was hoping for, but a good price, at least 1,000 under invoice. Be patient, your deal will come. | |
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I am a General Sales Manager at a dealership in the Houston area. I am being very specific as to not break the rules of the road and as much as I would like all of you to come to our dealership Incentives on the 2006 Pilot are good through the end of July so you still have time. Regardless of the size of dealership you are working with, they all have the ability to trade with another dealership. Smaller dealerships will "probably" hit their target FASTER because they have much smaller objectives to hit. We are already WAY over our objective. (Moderator please delete this if you feel it is unneccesary info.) Doing an on-order trade right now is risky because it probably wont come in by the end of the incentive period. Be prepared to have a few miles on the car to get the color you want (Subject to availability) I cannot tell you how much this forum has assisted Pilot buyers! Good job folks. Sincerely, The Anonymous Dealer
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Replying to: hgbee (Jul 02, 2006 7:22 pm) RBoards were somewhere around $500-600. enjoy! -miguel
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Replying to: scorpio5 (Jul 03, 2006 10:28 pm) |
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Just FYI and will not help with the current incentive being offered... (Due to the time frame it takes for an on-order trade or ordered vehicle to arrive) If you really need a 4wd Pilot and are not concerned about time frame, have your Local/Not local dealer do an on order trade or order the vehicle for you and you can always get the car/color you want! This applies to all 4wd/2wd vehicles that Honda offers. Southern dealers have a much larger supply of 2wd and Northern dealers have many more 4wd for obvious reasons. Ever the Anonymous dealer p.s. If time frame is a factor (as it obviously is for a lot of you right now... DRIVE or FLY to get the vehicle you want. Most dealers are familiar with out of state purchases and can assist you with your local taxes and registration. If you are paying cash they can send the MSO to your tax office and if you are financing they can coordinate with your tax office to collect the appropriate fees for your location. Some states are more difficult than others so be patient! There are definitly some hurdles to jump. be patient with the process as this tends to make customers agitated when it is really a learning process for each new State/Municipality/Local gov't. Note: I really am trying to limit my involvement here but it seems like there are a lot of people in some areas not able to get the price/deal they want and everyone should have an opportunity to take advantage of the offer Honda is making!
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