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I am shopping for a used car, i saw a car today it was a 2009 and had 28K+ miles on it.
So is it ok ?
Yesterday I picked up a 2009 Honda Accord LXP (auto) for $20,500 OTD.
We shopped at two dealers. At the first dealer, we offered $20,000 OTD and they negotiated to $20,800 OTD. The manager would not budge and he let us walk out and we did. We went to the second dealer and negotiated with them for $20,500 OTD and we got the car. We drive home in the new car that night. When we got home, a relative at the home said the first dealer called asking for us. The relative was in a hurry and was not able to take a message so I don't know what the first dealer wanted. Maybe they made another offer, we don't know or care. We already got our new car.
Invoice 20533
High volume dealer in Brandon. Very professional and pleasant buying experience.
Purchased for $19210 + $190 doc fee + $10 TTL.
Gave fair price for my '06 Sentra trade-in. It was in good shape and they gave me top end of book.
I highly recommend Bob Boyte Honda for any of your Honda needs. First car purchase, but I have used their service department for years. Always top notch.
2010 Accord Sedan EX-L V6 with NAV, White Diamond Pearl/Ivory leather. Build date: 12/09. 22 miles at delivery including test drive.
Details of deal:
MSRP: $31,815.00
Selling price: 28,070.54
Paint protection: 299.00
TX Sales Tax: 1,773.10
Deputy fee: 5.00
Dealer Doc Fee: 149.00
Road/Bridge Fee: 11.50
Vehicle Insp Fee: 23.75
License: 65.80
Title: 33.00
Dealer's Inv. Tax: 69.31
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TOTAL: $30,500.00
Dealer includes lifetime power train warranty. Paint protection has 3 year warranty for interior and exterior stains or failure of clear coat including carpet and mats. Selling price was reduced $299 to include the paint protection plans warranty. Declined GAP insurance and addl' warranty coverage. No pressure whatsoever from finance. Used Honda's 2.9% 60 month financing with ZERO down (financed $30,500). No trade-in. It was a very pleasant experience.
The cars need rear pads every 12k-15k. The rear pads wear uneven and have burning residue. Honda should have recalled it but the accord is one of the best selling cars. How could recall so many cars when their engineers do not know how to fix it.
Dealers offer 50% discount only if the customers know the problem and complain, otherwise the dealers are milking the cow with the naive customers that changing pads 1-2 times a year.
When I drive 2-3 miles with no traffic and no stops I come home like I came down a mountain breaking for hours, not good especially under the fuel tank. Last time they changed the OEM part to 43022-TA0-A51 to try to give better life... but still terrible response it is like the pads are constantly applying pressure on the rear disks. Especially cold days you smell the burn while you are driving
Think the EX can be had for 2-3k less?
serveace6 - What EX your refering to V6 or 4 cycl? I'm refering to EX-L V6 not EX.
I signed today for 2010 Accord Sedan EX-L Automatic 4 Cyl w/o Navigation in CT (Hartford).
Selling Price: $24,191 (including destination)
Conveyance: $329
Accessory-Body Side Molding: $249
Accessory-All Season Mats: $132
State Tax: 6%
Registration for 2 Years (including Title): $173
Declined all additional warranties provided.
I just bought a 2009 Honda Accord EX-L (24 miles) in Chicago for $21,758 but with added State and City tax and other fees the out the door price was $24,747.43.
...don't know if this is good or bad. Please provide comments.
I just purchased a 2009 Honda Accord EX-L (24 miles) 4-cylinder w/o Navigation for $21,747. With added state and city tax, processing fees the out the door price came out to $24,747.
...don't know if this is good or bad. Please let me know.
7.75% sales tax, 250 doc fee, 33.50 title (1yr) ,additional 700/- for finance charge (1.9% for 36months). had a quote from other dealer from 2 weeks ago which helped out to make decison without much negotiation with this dealer i bought from, they immediately agreed for price match while another dealer passed offer to match offer.
(2) Why $700 for finance charge. Even I got 1.9% for 36 months, I was not charged anything. Do you mean $700 as Interest for 36 months.
In and out in about an hour with 2.9% finance for 60 months. No high pressure sale on warranty (declined) or anything. They did try to slip in $200 vin etching fee which I declined.
Dang I hate California sales tax! (8.75%) and we're still broke.
I appreciate your comment...I was feeling some buyers remorse with the Hyundai Sonata being a nice vehicle and a lower price. I keep wondering if I could have lowered the price.
We got it for $23800 out the door. The price was 21320 (that price includes the 710 destination charge) w/o tax, license, doc fees, etc.
How did we do? Is there dealer incentives to get rid of the 2009 models?
Gary
Is this a good deal?
Pl. let me know your thoughts asap, as I would like to move forward.
Thanks.
Base price on EX-L, V6 is 25k (including dest fees), taxes extra.
Do you think this is a good price?
thanks.