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Replying to: jfool (May 11, 2008 7:03 pm) BTW, does anybody know how much the 100000 miles warranty would cost on this vehicle? Thanks in advance
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Replying to: skr2 (May 12, 2008 5:46 am) For service plans, search for AcuraCare and you'll find several hits. Saccucci and others can give you online quotes. When I purchased mine at David McDavid, the finance manager matched the best online price. You can expect to pay about $1300 or so. |
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Hi - Normally when I buy something I research everywhere and know it inside and out -- with cars, I feel pretty lost. My lease on my Mazda 3 is just about up and I'm having trouble deciding what to replace it with... I've enjoyed the car and it's been great, but I think I'd like to try stepping it up a level. So, I'm looking at the 2008 TSX, no navigation, to lease... I was given a quote for 12K/36mo of $345/mo with $1853 down. He said invoice is $26,630 and he's giving it to me for $25,130. The $1853 includes the first months payment, taxes, tags and an 'acquisition fee.' The acquisition fee is $595 and I asked them to take it off, but they said it had to be there... Does this sound like a good deal? Any tips? I've never had to buy premium gas, any thoughts on making this change? Is it gonna hurt now every time I fill up? This is in VA, near DC, if that helps anything... Thanks for any help in advance!!
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Replying to: cyberdog99 (May 12, 2008 6:30 pm) The acquisition fee is normal, some companies will charge a higher money factor and waive it. For the gas, what is another 20 cents on top of $3.65. For a percentage standpoint, it's now pretty minimal.
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Checked dealers today on the 2009 TSX. They want MSRP for new customers and $500 off MSRP for existing customers. I would like to buy one, but I'll wait for availability to get better (and discounts to increase). |
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Replying to: hipreck (May 12, 2008 6:51 pm) Residual = .56 Rate = .0025 MSRP = $28,960 Invoice = $26,630 Price = $25,130 Total first month = $345 (first month) + $808.83 (tax) + $99 (govt fees) +$595 (acquisition fee). Thoughts? Thanks!
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Replying to: jfool (May 10, 2008 5:50 pm) Honda never does customer cash rebates - it's always cash to the dealer. Your job is to know that and have the dealer give it to you. It's sad to know that some folks paid $1500 more for a Navi model on 4/30 than they could have the next day. 
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Replying to: biker4 (May 13, 2008 11:27 am) Any one know the holdback for an '09?
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Replying to: cyberdog99 (May 12, 2008 7:04 pm) I come out with $350.94 a month with those numbers (not including any taxes). Acura had been doing a much lower interest rate of .00071 (1.7%) in March earlier this year with the same residual. But they were not offering the marketing support on the purchase price. The payment in March would have been around $320. My guess is they do not have that many 2008 models left and they cut back on the lease support in favor of the marketing support. Leasing tends to be not as good of a deal at the end of a model. Based on the current Acura leasing numbers, you won't get a substantially better deal than what you are being offered. |
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Replying to: gatorsf (May 13, 2008 11:57 am) |
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