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First, thanks for all the postings. The information on this site has made me an informed customer. Now for a word of warning. Be careful with FEDER'S Auto Group/Feder's Acura in Middletown, NY. I got an email quote for $33,6xx OTD, including TTL, but didn't have red that I wanted. Seemed like a good deal to me, but when I shopped this # around Westchester area, they said it was crazy, meant a base price of about $31,000. So I called the salesman to confirm before I made a 2 hour drive. He said "oh, oh, nooo that was for a TL w/o navi." My email specifically said WITH navi. So he says "Well the guys that passed it along to me must have missed that..." I don't know if this was an honest oversight or a "bait and switch" kind of move. Lesson learned: Make sure emails from dealer with quotes also include all details about the car. Any advice on how to get the egg off my face and still get a decent deal from my local westchester dealers?
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Replying to: mldj98 (Jul 14, 2005 8:57 am) I couldn't agree more and had a very similar experience. I live in Raleigh and tried working with the 2 local dealerships on a TL, but neither would come close to the prices I've seen here in the forum from other parts of the country. When I brought the deals from CA, TX, etc. to his attention, he said I would not get that price in this area, so I tried the dealership in Charlotte who emailed me back and referred me back to my local dealership !!! What is the world coming to ???? They are definitely under separate ownership and competitors, but it appeared to me that they had a gentlemen's agreement not to tread on the other's turf. So, I decided to blow them off and try another part of the country. I grew up in Fla and still have family down there and emailed the dealer in Delray and another in Jax. Thought I would combine a trip to visit the family with buying a new car. Both were super to work with and gave me great deals. I would highly recommend both. Best offers were the same, but I wound up going with Acura of Orange Park because they are much closer to me. I bought TL w/ nav, wheel locks, and mud guards, and the final OTD price was $34,008 which included all taxes, dealer fees, etc. Cost me $100 for one way flight which was a no brainer consider the deal I got. I saved more than a grand on the best offer from NC. Thanks to everyone for posting all the info from your buying experience......I would never have gotten the deal without your help !! |
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So we call the salesperson that told us he would sell us the car for $32,500. He tells my husband that he can't it less than $33,500 now. He then starts asking my husband if he would prefer it in black or without navigation, etc. My husband is getting really fishy with this guy since it sounds like the car isn't on the lot and he now increased the price by $1000 and he seems way too eager to make the sale. Anyways, we're going to look local again. I don't think I would recommend Acura of Marin because of this experience.
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risa00, I had a good experience with Los Gatos Acura - contact the internet sales person. I've also heard relatively good things about Oakland Acura too. |
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Replying to: risa00 (Jul 14, 2005 2:35 pm) |
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Does anyone know if Acura is offering any financing deals? I guess 1.9% deal has expired a couple of weeks ago.. -Andrei |
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Replying to: risa00 (Jul 14, 2005 2:35 pm)
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Replying to: alltom1 (Jul 14, 2005 8:04 am)
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Replying to: nyccwriter (Jul 14, 2005 12:29 pm) For what I've heard, they usually request a deposit of $500 or $1000. Once you submit the deposit, you should request the salesman to email you the details of the transaction so you have it all in paper..... and he shouldn't object since you gave him a deposit, which means that he is now sure that you won't run to another dealership to get a better price. But anyway, if after submiting the deposit, the dealer still won't email you the transaction details, then stop right there and don't buy the car. You can dispute the deposit with the credit card company, but never go to a dealership without the whole deal on paper.
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05 TL with navi $32,795.13 selling price 45.00 document fee 2,709.31 sales tax 274.00 license/registration 8.75 tire disposal fee $35,832.19 total price (out the door) (prices include destination, wheel locks, splash guards and paint polish) i'm in so cal, so i was wondering if this was a good deal. this is the first quote they (Thomas Acura in Citrus) gave me so i hope the price can be dropped even further. if you guys know of any place better that's even cheaper, let me know. thanks Joe
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