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Thank you for your help!
Don't know if this applies to other Honda models as well.
Perhaps isell can enlighten us further.
$29,148 (for EX-L; inclds $595 dest chg and a claimed $250 NY/LI Honda Dealer Assocn chg)
+ 1,000 (for installed back-up sensors, cargo tray, splash guards, and wheel locks)
$30,148 (total for EX-L with add-ons)
- 1,200 (value of my trade-in)
$28,948
+ 2,497 (Suffolk County tax at 8.625%)
+ 195 (registration, tags, etc.; includes a $45 dealer processing charge)
$31,640 TOTAL OTD PRICE with 3.9% special financing.
I may have been able to save a few hundred dollars more if I did an email campaign to all LI dealers, but the time savings in just getting the deal done at a local dealer was worth it to me.
Thanks for all the great info on this board. It helped immensely.
Destination = 595
Tax (7%) = 2039
Total = 31833 (4yr NJ registration included)
I have asked for backup/forward sensor installed. Yet, to get quote. One things I missed in exteneded warranty.
Is there any other important item, should I look/ask for? Please let me know.
Thanks
The agreed-on price I received for the backup sensors with installation was $796. I was told this was at dealer cost for parts and labor. That may or may not be true.
Good luck and let us all know what your final numbers are when you complete your deal.
I'm interested in leasing a 2007 Odyssey EX-L DVD (no nav) and I'm browsing what is available to me now. In doing so, I heard that President's weekend is a big weekend for lease deals. So the questions is, do I wait?
Current offer: At a high level I was told I could get a deal (including taxes) for under $400 with no money down (36 mo / 12k). From what I am seeing, I'm not sure deals get too much better than that. Am I wrong? Do I pounce or wait? How low have they historically gotten?
Thanks!
Claude
I deal with a guy there but not sure whether he is the manager or not
thanks!
The best I got was $750 under invoice with $49 processing fee for EX-L with RES. My target purchase date is this weekend, and we could negotiate together to make a better deal. I can give you the contact information if you send me an email.
$27500+TTL(3.75% tax)+fees($399).
dealer invoice price $25,598.
the salesperson I talked to is very helpful. sent a dozen email inquiries for EX and EX-L, the best offer I got for an EX is $29443 from Presicion Honda in AL. But I decided to go for an EX-L.
Best deal I can get in Madison WI is 28K before TTL. This is for a straight EX-L with no Res/Nav. I can get $27.5K if I feel like driving to Illinois, but it's hardly worth my time for $500. OTD price will be about $29640. I've been working this deal for a while...should i pull the trigger?
Thanks
I highly recommend anyone near Raleigh, NC looking for a friendly, fair, professional sales experience at a great price...then check out Asheboro Honda. I don't work there! I just got a great deal on an 07 EX-L w/NAV and RES. Forget about the dealers in Cary!! Thanks to those on this site who offered up great information! I think we got a great van at a great price!!
Regards.
As Honda was clearing out the 2004s in May 2004 in preparation for launch of the redesigned 2005, I snagged an '04 EX-L (no nav or DVD) at $293 + tax per month with zero cap cost reduction. Selling price was right around $25K. Effective money factor was almost zero. This was on Memorial Day weekend in the Los Angeles area. :shades:
I leased initially for 24 months and then extended for a year. Gotta decide soon whether to buy the '04 for the $16.8K residual (tax included I believe) or get a new one. My wife is perfectly happy with the '04 but as she is directionally challenged I'm thinking nav. The kids still haven't forgiven me for getting rid of the '03 with RES ( :lemon: ) so this could get expensive...
I'd also check the Leasing thread, many times the host will post the current money factors and residuals so you can do your own math.
I got is Invoice ($25846) + $100 + tax/tag/fees =
OTD: $27200
Seems dealders are very reluctant to lower down to invoice price. Maybe it's because 0.9 APR right now? Do any folks have similiar experience in NC?
Have two small kids and don't have the time to sit in a dealer's office all day!
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thank You.
mnr
Thank You all.
I have found a 2006 Touring in my area that is being offered to me at 31,900 plus TTT. The dealer has told me that they can sell it to me as a New car (it is untitled and has 'no mileage' on it) or as a Certified Used car, and suggested that I should buy it Certified Used as that will get me an extra year on the warranty.
My question is, has anyone heard of this being done before, and should I care one way or the other if I am satisfied with the car? I have a suspicion that the dealer may be trying to pass off a used car as new but really don't know for sure, I may have a better idea when I get a look at it myself and see if there actually is some real mileage on it.
Are there any reasons why I should prefer to sign New or Certified Used paperwork if I truly am offered the option at the end of the day? It's the same car for the same price either way.
Lastly, I see Edmunds currently lists the TMV for a new '06 Ody Touring w/o Nav at $34,223 and invoice at $33,516, while their appraisal for the same car as Certified Used (assuming 50 miles on the car) is only $31,533 +/- minor color and location adjustments. Any idea why there would be such a large difference for essentially the exact same car?
Thanks all!
-EnochRoot
Can I get that contact info?
It's either new and would be titled to you off an MSO or it's not. I can't see how it could possibly be either/or.
As far as the price difference between new and used - yup, new ones do depreciate once driven off the lot. That said, your quoted Edmunds's TMV for a new '06 Touring RES is way high.
EXL - RES Jan 07 price quote + freight + tax + tag and processing fee
Sport 28,940 +F+T&T+49
Ourisman 29,140 + F + T & T +100 (best trade offer)
Sheehy 29,024 + F + T & T +329
Fairfax, Bill Page, Brown 29,441 +F + T & T + 299
Landmark 29500 +F + T & T + 299
Tysons 31050 F + T & T + 299
Honda dealer added extras ":P " put up a good fight :mad:
The trade makes it hard to determine the real prices but I received the best offer was a few 100's greater than TMV and a few 1000's more than the little black book.
thanks
Thanks
Looks like I'll be waiting for presidents day weekend. This appears to the be the WRONG time to be leasing an Odyssey or a Sienna.
Thanks,
Claude
Thx!
w.