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614 messages, Last post on Aug 06, 2009 at 6:00 AM
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Replying to: wvufan95 (Apr 02, 2009 3:36 pm) paid $225.36 before tax in south florida today ($240.01 tax in). I put down $395 for first month, registration and plates. Also got 3 free oil changes..... |
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Hi all. This forum was so helpful that i wanted to post my deal i got it from Gardena Honda in Los Angeles. i did alot of emailing for this and most dealers couldn't match or beat this for the hybrid: i know the drive off was higher than most are paying, but i'm happy with this price. it is for 36 months and 12k a year. I paid $1100 total drive off (including first month, taxes, dmv fees, and $554 down) and $220/month including tax (9.25%) Cap Cost: $19802.33 61% residual money factor .00125 monthly: $201.37 Monthly with tax (CA 9.25%) $220.00 good luck all!!!!
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Replying to: alliecat1 (Apr 29, 2009 10:14 pm) |
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Replying to: alliecat1 (Apr 29, 2009 10:14 pm) |
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Just took delivery of a '09 Civic Hybrid base model (w/ mud guards and wheel locks Price: $18,800.00 Payments: $218.48/mo. for 36 mo., $0 drive off (incl. 8.25% tax) (1st mo. payment, licence and fees were incl. in cap cost to make $0 drive off) 1 free "hybrid" oil change (supposed to be synthetic oil) Another dealer was going to sell it to me for $18,550 and I could have saved ~$9/mo, but I didn't want to drive out there. I think you still have a few days until this deal is over, but the month starts over again so they may not be so desperate. Good luck!
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Looking at 2009 HCHs with navigation and leather seats and have a dealer offer of $3,000 off the MSRP and $200 below Blue Book for my Honda trade in. Is this where the market is at now or should I keep looking? Taking $3,000 off the MSRP of $27,520 is about $300 below the Consumer Reports Bottom Line Number. I would like to complete the transaction by the end of this week if all the numbers seem reasonable. I am relocating in a week for a new job and I'm not sure where I have more leverage--in Southeast Florida or where my family and I are moving--St. Louis, MO. I am not focused on the absolute bottom line number, but somewhere near that number. The dealership kept trying to push me into an Insight but I had great experience and enjoyed the extra leg room for the passengers in a Civic Sedan in the early 90s and have been leaning towards the HCH because of that. Thanks in advance for your comments!
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Replying to: floridahawkeye (May 03, 2009 2:49 pm) Patience and foot work if you have the time and effort. PVH |
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Replying to: floridahawkeye (May 03, 2009 2:49 pm) |
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I am feeling a little angry that the Honda dealership told me with a straight face that I was getting the "best deal around", and that my price of $29,600 was making them "lose their shirts", but someone mentioned that dealerships can sell at "break even point" or even at a loss and still make money on the deal based on their relationship with the Honda Corp. Here are the stats: 2009 Honda Civic Hybrid with leather and navigation, 120K/6year extended warranty, taxes & fees OUT THE DOOR for $29,600. Can anyone tell me was I robbed blind? Or was this price within reason? this Honda was purchased from a Los Angeles area dealership....
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