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price for 09 sport fit manual by timberdoodle1
Nov 24, 2008 (11:23 am)
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been shopping and have a quote for 15682 plus 120 doc fees plus tax for this model, includes 3 oil changes and free washes. New, less than 10 miles, tidewater blue. Could I do better?
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Re: price for 09 sport fit manual [timberdoodle1] by 2newshoes
Nov 25, 2008 (9:42 pm)
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Replying to: timberdoodle1 (Nov 24, 2008 11:23 am)

That sounds pretty good. What part of the country are you in?
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Re: price for 09 sport fit manual [2newshoes] by timberdoodle1
Nov 26, 2008 (10:23 am)
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Replying to: 2newshoes (Nov 25, 2008 9:42 pm)

Erie PA dealership. Went ahead and purchased it yesterday- they said they had never sold one for this low a price, but did it because of end of month volume and having some manuals in stock and to get us as customers, We were going to buy another Scion -have a 2005 XB- and used that as leverage in dealing.
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Re: Great Dealer, Great Buy!! [shneor] by absconfused
Nov 29, 2008 (9:58 pm)
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Replying to: shneor (Sep 25, 2008 8:19 am)

Shenor,
 
My 07 Fit is going to be totaled this week. can you tell me how much they gave you for it?
 
One person posted on fit freaks that he got a check for more than 19,000!!! I am praying to get enough to cover a new FIT so I am eager to hear about your experience,
 
thanks!
 
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Re: Buying a 2009 Fit Sport [fithappy] by absconfused
Nov 29, 2008 (10:27 pm)
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Replying to: fithappy (Nov 20, 2008 11:23 am)

I am trying to catch up with the 09 Fit Sport MSRP and I found a couple of places that noted the MSRP to be 16,060 and with dest. charge 16730 but everyone seems to be saying MSRP is 17500...I am a bit confused about all this and I am wondering why I am finding this type of discrepancy....
 
Both prices are for the automatic sport...
 
my fit might be totaled this week it is an 07....
 
thanks!
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Re: Socal fit buyers. I need your opinions [ohplezz] by Sbu_01
Dec 08, 2008 (11:58 am)
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Replying to: ohplezz (Nov 22, 2008 6:54 pm)

I also live in SoCal, to be specific I live in SD. I purchased my vehicle from dch honda of lemon grove, I felt very happy with the deal I got, seeing as its my first car purchase from a dealer. This is a 2009 Honda Fit base model (Manual Transmission)
 
Selling Price: 15083.05
Documentation Fee: 55.00
Sales Tax :1173.20
License Fee: 98.00
Registration/transfer/titling fee: 82.00
CA Tire Fees: 8.75
Total OTD Price: 16500
 
Dont Give up and keep negotiating.
 
P.S. The lowest estimate I recieved was at Pacific Honda in Clairemont for 16300.00 OTD. Strangley enough they didnt have my car they had "sold it just last night"
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Re: Buying a 2009 Fit Sport [absconfused] by fithappy
Dec 08, 2008 (12:08 pm)
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Replying to: absconfused (Nov 29, 2008 10:27 pm)

$16,060 is for manual transmission without destination charge. auto transmission with destination charge is $17,580 MSRP. You can find the details at : http://automobiles.honda.com/fit/
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So I got fit yesterday.... by djsg143
Dec 10, 2008 (7:06 pm)
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BUT got beat up a bit by the F&I guy and need to go back tomorrow for round 2:
 
Basically I started at $17085 for a Storm Silver Metallic Fit Sport, even threw in the center console and they brought it to a Price of $18677
 
OK So I put a combined $3300 down on the car and get a rate of 7.99% and end up with payments of $336 for 72 months....I was hoping for under $300...
 
When asked about the Honda Care, I stated "no, thank you, my insurance with Geico offers what you would in your economy plan"...he said I would have to pay for the plan and since they were closing, I signed.
 
What I did not realize until this morning over coffee and documents is that the $336 payment offered to me at the very beginning of negotiations already included $1865 for Honda Care....had I paid more attention I probably would have been at that $300 payment I so desired....
 
 
So gang here is my question to those of you experienced (since this is my first new car):
 
Can I cancel the Honda Care and redo the payment sheets to reflect a lower financed amount?
 
if not what are my options at this point....I don't want to end up paying interest on a product I never wanted to begin with and a product they hid in the numbers to sell to me.
 
I am going tomorrow and expect some games/resistance... can you give me any adivce?
 
OH and to give a big heads up THE DEALERSHIP was Metro Honda in Jersey City, NJ, Route 440...not sure who the F&I guy was...Salesperson was as good as can be expected....
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Re: So I got fit yesterday.... [djsg143] by dhectorg
Dec 11, 2008 (8:41 am)
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Replying to: djsg143 (Dec 10, 2008 7:06 pm)

unfortunately, you've been had, but it's your own fault. i used to sell cars and the best advice i can give to consumers is...
 
1) know EXACTLY what you want BEFORE you go shopping. this is easy enough to do with sites like edmunds out there.
 
2) know EXACTLY what the car should cost BEFORE you go shopping (again, use sites like edmunds to help you)
 
3) have a backbone...and don't be talked into anything you don't need or want! the burden is on YOU to make sure you're treated fairly.
 
the fact is, most people just aren't comfortable being forceful and direct with car salespeople, so they walk in at a disadvantage. you need to go back and tell them that you never intended to buy any add-ons and that they must make it right and redo the loan. don't be afraid to be forceful...and don't take no for an answer. ask to deal directly with the dealership manager, if necessary. good luck!
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Re: So I got fit yesterday.... [djsg143] by mistermagoo78
Dec 11, 2008 (9:37 am)
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Replying to: djsg143 (Dec 10, 2008 7:06 pm)

I feel your pain. My wife hates the car buying process because I do lots of research and don't mind holding my own and even walking out if the terms don't fit MY needs. Couple of weeks ago I paid $644 for a 6 year 100,000 mile Honda Care Extended warranty on a Honda Pilot zero deductable. Night before last I paid $795 for the same plan on a Honda Fit. Both were good deals, but at different dealers.. Research will tell you that these plans are usually a waste of money, esp. on Honda's. (I just like the peace of mind.) I had made up other ground with my over valued trade on the Fit, and held my ground on the Pilot until magically a lower interest rate was available as a favor to me. (A scam, but I played along 'til the paperwork was signed. I have since COMPLAINED to the General Manager about their tactics. (The interest rate was finally down to what I knew I qualified for.) I got a couple of free oil changes out of my complaints.
 
I don't know the time limits on undoing contracts, you might could use that. You could certainly cancel the policy and get a refund. (I got nearly $200 from the policy I had on the '05 Civic I traded for the Fit. Civic had 78,000 of the 100,000 mile policy.

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