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Been following the discussions and find information here is useful. To aid in others in finding current market price this is our story: LX AWD no options - tango red paid $20,888 incl dest. but not TTL Last weekend when in Vermont we got a free copy of the local paper when food shopping and a Honda dealers flyer was inserted for the weekend. There it was an LX for $20888, I call and find out it was one of the two colors we decided upon and the dealership was in New Hampshire. After a 2 1/2 drive we test drove and decided to pull the trigger. But - we didn't have our checkbook - wanted to deposit with credit card - dealer didn't accept that. Strange. Will hold for us. We left with that uneasy feeling that with no contract it could be sold out from us. Anyway, after arranging for insurance and getting monies transferred we hasten back yesterday and traded our '01 Tribute with cash for LX. Deal was easy with no pressure and gimmicks. Being from New Jersey you get suspecious of dealers and the tricks they use...however, I must say that Berlin City Honda in Gorham, NH was for us a good trip and I think a decent deal considering the local dealers here are at or above MSRP. One dealer in Toms River had posted MSRP plus a $1500 mark-up about 2 months ago. Perhaps now the prices are normalizing, but it pays to travel to get that deal... |
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Replying to: nearmsp (Dec 21, 2006 1:58 pm) More competition in the Chicago area (heck, Kenosha might as well be in the Chicago metro area) = better prices. |
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Replying to: mimiata (Dec 21, 2006 2:07 pm) Start expanding the area you're covering requesting quotes. Don't travel except to pick up the vehicle--do all the paperwork via FedEx. Make and keep a copy of the purchase order before and after you've signed it. If the dealer backs out of the deal, you'll have a written quote (the purchase order) to go from if you have to find someone else to honor the price. You should be able to find nearby dealers by doing a dealer search with your zip code on Hondacars.com.
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Replying to: corvette (Dec 21, 2006 8:54 pm) I know I overpaid by a few hundred, but that will make little difference in my payment. Also, I am happier than I thought I would be with my new CR-V(I was also considering a RAV4 Limited). IMO, you can't beat the value of an EX-L CR-V vs. a RAV4 Limited. I may have overpaid a little, but I got the color and car I wanted. This is my first new car and so far I am very pleased.
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Replying to: chief71 (Dec 22, 2006 5:57 am) I am noticing that the one of the ways of getting a lower price is either to negotiate for what is on the lot - saying you will buy right away this is my final price or, saying time is not an issue and you are happy to place an order if the price is right. Month ends work better because they start counting their numbers for the month. Nothing like paying just a couple of hundred dollars extra if you can have it before the holidays! |
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Replying to: nearmsp (Dec 21, 2006 9:23 am) Good luck. |
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Hi All.. I would like to know some fair dealers to buy a Honda CRV LX AWD. And the responses I got are like $22,000 + taxes. But I believe I can get a better deal for sure. Please suggest me some dealers. Thanks...wish u all merry christmas.. Ramana |
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Replying to: rocurium (Dec 09, 2006 4:42 pm)
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