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Replying to: isellhondas (Feb 11, 2007 3:41 pm)  to be had in my area, and there is the resale value to consider later.
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What is T T L? What is O T D? what's your best deal for 2007 honda CR-V EX 2WD ?? And how much is the ideal MONTHLY payments for this S U V? - thanks so much! -
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Replying to: davidtran (Feb 12, 2007 12:31 am) OTD is Out the Door.....which includes everything (car, administrative/doc fees, TTL) |
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Replying to: wavegrl (Feb 11, 2007 12:56 pm) |
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Replying to: drive62 (Feb 11, 2007 5:24 pm) Excellent advise. the person trading in the car will always try to convince us that it's something minor. " Oh, that's just a loose wire" or.. " Oh, that light has been on for years" Well, we sure can't sell a car with a check engine light on and the person appraising the car has to assume it's the worst thing it can possibly be. I remember we once had to send a Volvo to the dealer for a check engine light and the bill came to 1400.00! |
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I have a friend who is a salesman at a Honda dealer in NYC and he told me that as far as he's been told, 2WD CR-Vs are built-to-order. As for the numbers of CR-Vs that are in dealerships in the NYC area, most of them don't have or just a few (mostly in the EX-L trim). But it really depends on the dealership you go. His dealership only has the demo model on the lot. The CR-Vs which he has sold lately have been ones in a shipment that should arrive sometime this week. He said that the ones that are unsold at the time of delivery are sold pretty quickly afterwards. The 07 CR-Vs are really in demand in the area. I tried getting quotes for a Silver 07 CR-V EX for my uncle last week and most of them were asking for MSRP (or at most a few hundred off) and they said they didn't have any for immediate delivery. They were all trying to get me to put a deposit down on one that was on its way in. Does anyone know how the delivery system works? I asked my friend and I didn't really under his answer. Is there one big delivery meant for a given area (such as NYC) and each dealership sells from it, or does each dealership get their own shipment of vehicles? |
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Replying to: ccacp (Jan 06, 2007 6:38 pm)
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Replying to: mikes2 (Feb 12, 2007 9:20 am) most places in houston still are asking for msrp. anybody know of any dealer in houston that have gotten a decent deal? would appreciate it heaps. regards, asmd.
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Replying to: asmd (Feb 12, 2007 11:31 am) Three months ago, I put out some feelers for one and they only offered me $100 below MSRP. It's a nice car, but I just can't see paying $23K for one. I think the prices are artificially high right now due to the high demand for the vehicle and it's low supply, so, I'll just wait till supply eventually surpasses demand and make my move then. I keep bringing to mind when that Chrysler PT cruiser came out and how much people were paying to be the first on their block with one. Quite a few people got hosed on that one. |
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Replying to: wavegrl (Feb 11, 2007 7:17 pm)
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