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about $6100 below MSRP! Great deal for a college student
Lambu
JonPage
LX: $18,764 (includes $595 destination charge) $149 documentation fee will be added.
SE: $19,396 (includes $595 destination charge) $149 documentation fee will be added.
I have never gone about purchasing a car this way before. These are St. Louis dealers and I'm getting the same quote from each one.
Are these reasonable quotes or should I expect to be able to haggle more from the price? Are there other hidden costs that I should be aware of? If anyone has some advice, I am all ears right now! Thanks everyone!
Did you qualify for the college graduating discount?
Make sure the dealer don't remove the michelins and put on subpar tires. I have heard of this happening.
Congratulations on your deal!!!
Here's the internet deal I got at Ourisman Honda (Laurel) for an Accord LX, automatic. They send you an instant internet quote, and you can leverage that with other dealers for a better deal:
$16067 (sale price)
+ $595 (destination)
+ (MD dealer processing,tire recycling)
+ $838 (MD tax)
+ $186 (MD tags,title, registration)
=$17,789.75
I did a lot of email back & forth between them & Hendricks Honda, finally went with Ourisman because closer & probably will service with them. We had agreed on an 'appearance package' included in the price (mud/door/wheel guards, pinstripes), but when I got there, they tried to get me to 'split the difference' on the package. I got up to walk, and they let me have it.
Hendricks might have been smoother buy (can't say for sure). They're both selling way below invoice to move enough Accords by the end of the month and get their sales/volume bonus from Honda. My rec is to go between Aug 20-30, and wheel & deal.
Amshere helped me a lot (post #16390), and got the same deal except VA tax was cheaper and came to $17,500 out-the-door.
Good luck. Feel free to contact me at vkirti2000 at yahoo dot com if you want to buy from Ourisman.
Was this for the coupe or sedan? Can you email me the price breakdown and sales person as well?
angelwou@gmail.com
Thanks!
The tires were bridgestone i believe? What do they usually come with? What else can they screw me with before delivering my car?
My dad warned me of them changing the battery, tires, ect. if I got such a deal...i am just wondering what I should check for...i will help people out after i pick it up in a few days
Congratulations on a great deal ... all records/deals are made to be broken.
What area did you purchase the vehicle?
Trivia: The EX Sedan and Coupe MSRPs are about the same but can anyone explain the significant difference ($800) between invoices?
........................Sedan........Coupe
MSRP:............$23,350......$23,450
Invoice:............$21,160......$21,980
ddwmew
Good luck on your purchase.Did you get wheel locks with your car? Your price is what another person in the forum paid.
Enjoy your new car
I'm seriously considering going back to leasing an Acura TL, so indecisive but doesn't look like I will be able to get the car as cheap as you guys
in md
I think your hope is too high. I don't see that many people are able to get around $4300 off invoice. You really need a lot of luck to get that much of. It depends on area and how many cars the dealer still have in their lot.
In Philly area, there's only 1 dealer is willing to do 2.5K off and that's only for a couple days or so. All other dealers only do 1 to 1.5K of invoice even though they have 150 Accord on the lot.
2007 Honda Accord EXL Automatic 4Cylinders Sedan for $20,323.00 "including destination charge".
I don't want to start a debate between the Accord, Camry or Altima here. However, the Accord was never on my shopping list. I want either the Altima or the Camry but I back of the Camry b/c of too many problems w/ the engine.
The reason I look at the Accord b/c I think I can get a good deal as many others here but like I mentioned earlier that dealers here in Philly don't want to get rid of their Accords. I went to a dealer that offered 2.5K but they offered my trade really low at start.
So, I decided to get an Altima instead at the end.
I am also from the twin cities area did you get any good deal on Accord. I am looking for Accord EX-L V4. Did you get any OTD price, I got one price quote at 23,165 OTD . Did you get a better deal ?
I have been looking for an Accord EX-L from Minneapolis/St Paul area, I haven't got a good deal till now,the best I have got is 23,165 OTD. Did anyone else got a better deal in Twin Cities.
Good Luck! That is a steal for that car!
Good Luck!
Richfield Bloomington - 21588 plus TTL
Honda Hopkins - 22391 plus TTL
Buerkle - 22645 plus TTL
Still waiting for a quote from Burnsville Walser and Luther Brookdale. Though Walser offered me 22091 plus TTL when I went for a test drive couple of days ago.
Did you get any quotes from these dealers?
That's 25% off MSRP. The model I'm interested in is EX-L Sedan I4 Auto without Navi. Take your price into consideration, I should aim for $24250(MSRP) x 0.75 = $18187.50 + destination, document fee, and TTL from that dealer. Wow, please tell me the name of the dealer and where is it located. Thanks.
Richfeild: 21488 + TTL
Luther Brookdale: 21400 + TTL
All the other dealers a very high, I am also trying to get the quotes from North Dakota, let see if we get a good price from them, let me know you mail id so that I can mail you if I get a better deal. I am also planning for a EX-L 4 cylinder so if we buy two cars may be we can get a better deal.
Could you send the name of the sale person to my email address: bignose1boston@yahoo.com. Thanks.
Cap Cost: 22,829.75
Aqu. Fee: 595.00
Net Cap: 23,424.75
MSRP: 25,795
Residual: 14,187.25
Base Payment: 281.25
Net Payment: 304.24 (includes 8.25% tax)
Tax on Credit: 3.71
California Tire Tax: 8.75
DMV Fees: 212.00
Doc. Fee: 45.00
Security Dep. 0
Money Factor Rate: 1.56 (0.00065)-Requires 690+ credit score
Total Drive Offs = 573.70 (covers 1st payment, tax on credit, tire tax, DMV Fee, and Doc Fee).
15,000 Miles year
0.18 mile over
Purchase price would have been 21,740. Dealer cash in California is about $1,500 but the above deal (because of the phenomenal Money Factor Rate) includes only about $500 dealer cash...still under invoice.
Is this a good lease deal?
http://www.edmunds.com/new/2007/honda/accord/100782899/dealerquotes.html?&stepPa- ge=dealerdirectory&tid=edmunds.n.prices.dl.blastleadform.1.Honda*
Also check post #16398. The guy said he got a quote from Boch Honda on Accord SE Sedan Auto for $17,400(includes destination).
The car was $20,740
OTD price was 22,746.34
Did I get a good deal?
I am getting an offer Accord EX-L Auto 4 cyl, (This trim includes Leather Seats, Sun/Moon Roof, Dual auto Climate Control etc).
Selling Price - 20751 + TTL + 175 Fees
with 6% Tax it comes around $22,220 for the OTD price
Is this a good deal.. Anyone seen a better deal than this in the Eastern PA, NJ area ? Please respond
Thanks
shane
I got a quote from Rochester,MN - 22495 + TTL