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I've already made a complaint at BBB. I figured that I could waste an a Saturday afternoon to go out there, I could take 20 minutes to make a complain.
I will post who I end up buying a car from when I do. But I already know 2 dealers around my house who was able to offer $26768. If Riverside had told me the price would be that without the accessories, I would simply get it from a dealer 5 min away from my house.
However, it's true that it's close to cost (26,768). Their floor manager must have felt confident that their odysseys would sell this weekend, therefore, they didn't want to lower the price too much.
How about some other places (I've had great experiences at Sierra Honda and Spirit Honda-- with their internet/fleet managers). At Spirit the internet/fleet guy gave us a great price and let us add on accessories for their cost. for ex, cargo tray was about 90. Otherwise, just get a better price (and there has been better by a little bit for the EX-L's without Nav/RES) and buy the accessories on-line.
Just like you said, they didn't have that much inventories anymore and felt they could sell at a better price.
The price was quoted on 8/31 from an internet sales reply that I had sent. No problem with them honoring the price when I actually went there. Very friendly staff and they didn't pressure me to but the extended warranty.
Well, give a call to Spirit Honda (first check their online inventory)... ask specifically for the guy who is (both) the internet and fleet manager (he's been there for 6 years). He was very pleasant to deal with when I helped my father get his Pilot 2 wks ago (look on the Pilot thread). They had a whole bunch of Ody's on the lot back then. There's also an internet saleswoman who was very professional at weir canyon honda. She was willing to beat any quote. This past weekend they would subtract $500 from their best quote.
Hondacare.com 8/120/0 = $1505
Warrantydirect.com 7/100/0 = $1309 "bumper to bumper"
Any others...can anyone tell me the pros and cons to each. Any others I should look into. We are military so we are guaranteed to have moved in the time that we own this car
Thanks for your help!
The price was quoted on 8/31 from an internet sales reply that I had sent. No problem with them honoring the price when I actually went there. Very friendly staff and they didn't pressure me to but the extended warranty.
You should be able to get a touring for about 34,000 becuase they are stuck with alot of them. Let's hope Honda puts out a new incentive soon for you.
9/2 The internet sales guy said they would be able to sell the EXL to me at $26768 with no accessories. At that time Riverside was able to beat it with the same price including accessories.
9/3 I got a email quote good for 48 hrs: $26644 for an EXL. After the experience with Riverside, this quote was very attractive. But I was out all day so did not see the email until 10pm.
9/4 I called them back at 9:30am to find out that they've already sold ALL of their EXL and if I still want to purchase a Odyssey from them, I could choose Touring or ones with RES...
I guess I should give them the benefit of the doubt that although the guy said they had MANY inventories, it is POSSIBLE that they sold all the cars in one day. Hehe.
I didn't feel like I could trust this internet guy from just phone conversations, but overall the Rock Honda experience was still better than Riverside because at least they did not promise something they cannot deliver right before I left the house.
I hope to do business with Rock Honda again in the future with the same young guy who'll most probably be a top manager by then.
I have gotten the lowest quote of $30,500 (among four dealers, Norm Reeves-Cerritos, Sierra, Diamond Bar and Metro Honda) six months ago for a 2006 Honda Odyssey EX-L with Navigation and DVD. Is that a good price or should I expect less now. Please let me know because I am looking to buy pretty soon. Thank you all very much.
While your quote is not, perhaps, the cheapest recently posted here, it is a pretty good number and may well reflect your local market. It's not likely that you'll do appreciably better by going long distance. Try to drive the price down by $250 by having them waive the (recently raised from $100) doc fee.
However, there are too few of these situations for the new automobile market to be driven nationally by the lowest price dealers (not to mention the fact that an out of state transaction typically will involve some travel costs for a buyer - a fact of course known to dealers). For now, street prices are determined locally.
I bought a Honda Odyssey (EX-L) and they charged me warranty of $1855 for 80K/6 years (Honda Care). A dealer in Florida (Jay Honda - http://www.jayhondacare.com/) is selling the same for $785. Has anybody bought Honda warranty from this dealer (especially from California)? And anybody knows if once you buy the car and warranty from your local dealer can you go and ask to cancel the warranty? Any experience anybody has regarding this? The website for Jay Honda says you can cancel the warranty from Honda within the first 60 days.
Thanks a lot in advance.
When I got there, the manager was busy, so I talked with a salesman. I told him I was a repeat customer from 2003 and told him what I wanted. He then said they didn't have any 2006's on the lot and the person on the phone "must have looked the 2007 models"
So after about 30 minutes, we discussed a price if he could it from another dealer. Now, the price was $27,060!!!!!!! He said " I don't know who said $24,901, that's too close to invoice" I was so mad, I just got up and walked out after saying how horrible my experience was. Avoid this dealer, I will from now on . They lied just to get me there and acted as if my phone call was a mystery. :mad:
I found out a ultimate deal for the top of the line warranty 8 years/120K for (do you believe this) 1231$. So now I will be saying more than 600 bucks and get a waaaay better warranty (should increase my car resale significantly!).
http://hondawarrantyinfo.com
(a MA dealer)
I just love the internet. Thanks everybody and watchout for those dealers.
Hope this helps for you to be Odyssey owners - this car is just just great - go get one today - but don't pay too much.
http://hondawarrantyinfo.com
I was fed the same line when I got my 2006 Toyota Sienna LE but reading the fine print of the genuine Toyota Platinum Extended Warranty, I find that the top of the line extended warranty from Toyota can be transferred to another person ONLY if it is a private party sale from me to another person . :sick:
Honda may very well have more integrity than Toyota but everyone should be most careful when buying ANY extended warranty from ANY company. :shades:
Try http://www.myhondawarranty.com which is Honda Care from Honda Motors and the prices are really cheap. Go for 0 deductible and 120 months warranty.
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Steven,
I would really like to earn your business, but unfortunately I cannot make that pitch. Here are my quotes incase you get to one of those dealerships and it does not turn out the way you plan, please give me a call i would love to sell you and your wife an odyssey:
EXL ( DVD & NAV)-$34,125.00
EXL (DVD)- $31,825.00
Please let me know.
Thank You
Honda Mcnatt
Lauren XXXXXXXX
972-XXX-XXXX
Thanks,
Steve
I just don't know how to really say can you do better. I guess just like that?
Does anyone know if Honda does specials around Columbus weekend?
I also need to find a really good interest rate. Where has everyone found they got a great rate?
I ever tested drive Sienna, however, after tested Odyssey, I drumped Sienna, Sienna drove like a boat, the engine was rather weaker.
Also, **AVOID** Lute Riley Honda!!!
Lute Riley said they had my color (after verifying 3 times over the phone). I made an appointment, and drove over an hour to get there. Then they told me they don't have the color or trim I requested. They made some excuses, then tried to negotiate anyway. Bottom line, they offered $33,900 driveout with none of the above accessories, or $34,500 with the accessories...So you can see they were more expensive and had little respect for me as a customer.
Is this a good price? From what I've read its under invoice according to Edmunds.
I'm trying to get them to throw in a cargo mat and all weather mats too.
Price depends on region... where do you live?
Also -- the price quote is for the 2006, right?
(For the NY Metro area, that price for on 06 is $500 below the lowest quote I was able to get.)
In IL, the best Ive gotten was $31,221 including destination for a 2006 EX-L RES & Nav.
The same guys was also willing to sell me the 2007 version for $400 more at $31,600.
For a 2006 Touring w/ RES & NAV they want $34,800
Anyone else?
If you don't mind, can you provide me with the dealer information, where you get the quotation.
Thanks
Ketan