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#41 of 9467 by jguo Jan 07, 2003 (3:43 pm)
Just helped my parents bought a CRV EX in Houston area. Various dealers quote prices between $21300 to $21700 before TT&L. The dealer we bought from didn't have the lowest quote on the CRV, but give a very good deal on the trade-in. Almost double the trade-in value from other dealers.
#42 of 9467 CR-V EX price in S. F. Bay Area by kragilan Jan 08, 2003 (1:12 pm)
I am shopping for a 2003 Honda CR-V EX, and I am living in San Francisco Bay Area. Could any one please give me your newly purchased specs, price, dealer's name and the sale person's name?   Thanks.
#43 of 9467 25th Nov, 2002 - Paid $22,250 for CRV EX by topchi7 Jan 10, 2003 (2:28 pm)
This was the cheapest deal I found then, I live in New Jersey. No one else was willing to even discuss anything less than MSRP. Dealer: Paramus Honda.
#45 of 9467 what I paid by sachit Jan 13, 2003 (1:15 pm)
Hi guys, I paid 19'550 not including tax and tag on new 4wd crv-lx AT with dealer installed keyless entry and security system. I was visiting my brother in OH and found this good deal. I thought I saved upto 800$ from what I was getting a best deal in PA( Philly area) where I live, but had to drive it for 400 miles
#46 of 9467 2003 CR-V EX Auto in Baltimore/DC area by jmolinsky Jan 13, 2003 (6:49 pm)
All,   We just picked up our Eternal Blue Pearl EX with automatic transmission on Saturday from Heritage Honda in Westminster, MD. The total price (not including tax and tags) was $22,060. This was the lowest I got from any dealers in the DC/Baltimore area. When we picked it up, we found they had also included the wheel locks which was a nice surprise. In addition, we also financed with them as American Honda offered us 5% for 60 months.   The next best dealer was in Rockville and was a couple hundred dollars more.
#47 of 9467 Re: $1500 under MSRP (Msg #40) by soonbaek Jan 14, 2003 (9:40 pm)
inky4,   Is this deal still valid? I'm a serious buyer who is looking to purchase the 2003 CR-V Ex/Auto within 1 month. Also, could you let us know where your dealer is located?   Many thanks
#48 of 9467 2003 CRV EX auto in NYC and Costco auto plan by fuzzy71 Jan 15, 2003 (7:23 am)
Seems like most of the dealers in New York would only come down about $500 off the msrp of 22,860. Then I called up the Costco auto program (FREE for costco members and I believe BJ'S has an auto program also but I don't know what there discount is), and they hooked me up with a dealer who said they would sell it for $21,851. The only extra thing I wanted was the side cladding which he said goes for about $650.00 which I thought was rather overpriced. so I went to another dealer with the price I got and he said the best he could do was $22,000 without the side cladding but with it it would only be 22,200. So if your pricing different dealers make sure you get your price and then include the accessories in the price because they can change from dealer to dealer. Does anyone have the side cladding? is it worth it? does it look good? I'm getting it in black. I haven't seen it with the cladding up close yet, only on the Honda site but I think I like it. Looks like I'll be buying it on Friday, just hope I don't have to wait to long for a black one to come in. Anyone get a better deal than 21,851 in the NYC area than this?
#49 of 9467 fuzzy71..no cladding by kyfdx HOST Jan 17, 2003 (9:02 am)
If you are getting black, don't bother with the cladding. No one will notice it but you, anyway. I have a black 2002, and I don't even notice all the black plastic that comes standard. Every time I see one in a lighter color, I'm always amazed at how much plastic is already on the truck, because it really doesn't stand out against my black paint. P.S.: I think the black is a great choice.
#50 of 9467 Cladding by icvci Jan 17, 2003 (9:45 am)
And I'd offer you the opposite advice. Getting a dark color that shows every littl dent and ding? Get the cladding.   I wanted black my wife wanted blue, it's her vehicle, it's blue. But either way it'd have the cladding cause I hate door dings.   Look in to the front splash guards if you're getting the cladding, I think it completes the look.

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