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Help buying a CRV by rroosendaal
May 14, 2005 (4:45 pm)
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Can anyone tell me what I should offer for a 2005 SE CRV? The salesman quoted me 25, 600 but said nobody pays that and to make an offer, he likes giving things away. OK....already the flags go up with him, so where do I start. He also says that he doesn't make money on the car and then laughs, that he gets paid for "not" selling cars. (Really?) More flags.
      The invoice according to bluebook is 23, 836. Where do I go from there and what do I do? Any suggestions? TIA.....Rita I am in Las Vegas
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Arizona CR-V deal... by bluewolf
May 14, 2005 (5:36 pm)
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Wife and I are considering a CR-V. We have a 12 y/o child who's getting really tall and the CR-V should have plenty of back seat room and cargo room compared to our Jetta.
 
I'm thinking EX and am not sure what dealer to go to. I live near the new superstition springs honda dealer so maybe somebody has dealt with them?
 
Should I just offer a bit under Edmunds TMV for the car? I think TMV is about $400 over invoice right now.
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Re: Arizona CR-V deal... [bluewolf] by jake14
May 14, 2005 (7:31 pm)
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Replying to: bluewolf (May 14, 2005 5:36 pm)

Bluewolf, I'm not sure what the arizona market is like, so my advice may be geographically inappropriate.
 
I recently bought a 4WD LX for about $900 under invoice at the end of the month; maybe we got lucky. I would expect it should be pretty easy for you to get one for invoice; and probably at least several hundred bucks underneath invoice.
 
This required going to a couple of dealers (starting with the "upfront lowest price" at www.autofair.com in NH where they just sell for that price), but over the course of two or three dealers we went from about $200 under invoice to $900 under invoice over the last week of the month. Again, we might have gotten lucky with just how much under invoice we were able to achieve, but you should be able to do all right.
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Re: Be sure to state if your price includes destination (it should) and fees [dwynne] by effica
May 14, 2005 (10:15 pm)
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Replying to: dwynne (May 14, 2005 9:44 am)

Dennis,
 
Thanks for the clarification. You are right - there is a documentation fee of $45 and some other craps (Sales tax, DMV, License fees, tire fees, etc.). CA sales tax rate is 8.25%. Hence the $1,913.59. The documentation fee aside, I believe the $23,150 does include the destination fee you mentioned.
 
Here's a copy of my sale contract. Hope this will help clarify things.
 
So, is it still a hot or cool deal?
 
Thx & good luck all!
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Re: Be sure to state if your price includes destination (it should) and fees [effica] by kyfdx HOST
May 15, 2005 (7:43 am)
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Replying to: effica (May 14, 2005 10:15 pm)

That looks like a great deal...
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Re: Doe Honda CR-V pull to the right (test drive experince) [steve royal] by g8rluva
May 15, 2005 (3:26 pm)
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Replying to: steve royal (May 13, 2005 3:25 pm)

Exactly how do you determine whether the care suffers from PTTR. In other words, how do you road test the car to determine whether PTTR is present?
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Pull to the right by tcasboy
May 15, 2005 (6:14 pm)
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I went to test drive a CR-V the other day, as I am starting to look for an EX with the 5 speed. The dealer didn't have any 5 speeds, but I drove an auto just to see how the thing rode and how loud it was. The vehicle definitely pulled to the right on a straight and level road. It was persistant and obtrusive, and not under acceleration (torque steer). I was pretty put off by the pull and told the salesman that the vehicle needed some work. He didn't seem too concerned. Interestingly enough, under braking the car went straight as an arrow, so I guess the alignment was off or something, but I would not buy that particular car on a bet.
 
All I had to do was drive straight on a level road and let go of the wheel. The car immediately and very noticably pulled over to the right. Very interesting.
 
Oh yeah: The main reason I was posting was to see if anybody had any leads on any dealers with a significant amount of 5 speeds on the lot. Specifically I am looking for an EX 5 speed in either black, dark blue, or either silver color. I really don't want red, tan or white. I am in the midsouth area (Memphis) but have the ability to travel far and wide to find a dealer with one on the lot that I could drive before starting to deal.
 
Thanks to anyone with any leads.
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Re: Doe Honda CR-V pull to the right (test drive experince) [g8rluva] by steve royal
May 15, 2005 (6:46 pm)
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Replying to: g8rluva (May 15, 2005 3:26 pm)

The PTTR on my vehicle is caused by torque steer. The easiest way to determine if torque steer exists, you need to be on a straight road with little or no crown. The harder you press the accelerator, the more the vehicle will pull to the right. As long as the accelerator is not pressed (including coasting), the vehicle goes straight as an arrow. When you press the accelerator (the harder the better to determine if it pulls to the right), the vehicle attempts to change lanes on its own unless constant pressure is placed on the wheel to the left. The key is acceleration in determining if the torque steer PTTR problem exists.
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New CR-V 2 wd LX purchase by chitowncrvownr
May 15, 2005 (7:02 pm)
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...just got mine...in Silver Moss...from Continental Honda in La Grange, IL.....think I did well at $18823 inclu dest cost (plus tax/title/lic). So far no PTTR issues, you either have it, or don't have it, right...not something that happens in time??
 
Thanks!
EH
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Costco/Sams pricing by chitowncrvownr
May 15, 2005 (7:05 pm)
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BTW....During my pricing inquiries, I was told by several dealers that typically, the Costco/Sam's Club special pricing is a few hundred above invoice, whereas the internet pricing is a few hundred below....I found that interesting!
 
EH

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