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I've gathered quotes from abt 10-12 dealers in Delaware,PA and NJ.
I'm looking for a MDX with sports and entertainment.
The invoice price according to Edmunds is $43996
But the lowest quote I've received is $45095. They are no add-ons in these vehicles.
No one is willing to go below that. They are like bring me a written quote from other dealer, and I will give you at that price.
This is my first car buying experience. I keep reading posts from other people buying at invoice price. So how do I negotiate?
If anyone in the tristate area has gotten a good deal, please let me know the dealership name and city. I would really really appreciate it.
Thanks
No special financing(typical Honda), gas is $3+, SUV...it would seem that there would be specials all over the place.
I added the sport running boards, cargo cover, cargo mat, and rubber floor mats from Curry Acura in Westchester. Great prices and free shipping through May.
Good luck.
I will post again with the final deal....
Thanks!
I have a couple of questions I was hoping could get answered.
1) Has anyone bought a Certified MDX? How was the experience? Recommended?
2) How much can you negotiate on these cars?
The reason I ask is that I think I can get invoice price on a MDX / Tech for 39,2000. And they are asking 36,000 for a 2005 MDX Tech(with 21,000 miles).
Any thoughts?
2007 MDX Tech/Sport - $44K
2007 Hyundai Veracruz Limited - $34K
They are getting new base models in all the time so getting the color I want will not be a problem. If push comes to shove, I think I could get them to drop the base from 37,890 to 37,690 but they seem stuck on that 499 doc fee. I could probably get some floor mats thrown in at no cost as well. I may take this price to Ed Voyles to see if they want to beat it by a couple hundred. Roswell Acura does not appear to interested. Let me know if you find a better deal in our area. We just don't seem to be getting the Northeast pricing.
Check out myhondawarranty.com (sacucci honda). They may be 500 less than the 2500 you paid. (one thing you can do over)
Funny that most Honda's are about 1200 for the same thing but thats Acura.
Happy driving
--jjf
bought the 2007 Acura MDX base model (aspen white) today for $37400+ $150 for title/registration plus tax. Paid another $2510 for Acura care 8yr/120K extended warranty. The lowest FINANCE APR I was able to get was 5.99% for 60 months.
Here is the breakup-
$37400 + PA state tax of $2618 + $150 for title/registration + $2510 for extended warranty- TOTAL $42668.
IS THIS A GOOD DEAL? I guess it is a stupid question to ask since I already bought the vehicle!
Here's my reflection on the buying experience:
1) Everyone lies. There is a spectrum of untruthiness from benign neglect to egregious deceit. Know your stuff when you email, talk, or visit the dealer. Auto sales people are about sales, not service.
2) Be patient. The MDX is not a limited edition vehicle so don't let the dealer dictate what you buy in terms of color or trim. There is a lot of "deal what we have" b.s. If they don't like your price, just leave. They'll come begging soon enough.
I ended dealing with Frankel (800 above invoice, will not negotiate, small dealer) and Norris (limited selection) in Baltimore, Rosenthal in D.C., and Pohanka and Radley in VA. If you live far from the dealer, you must pin down details in writing before just showing and expect to wheel and deal. They will definitely lie about inventory, so get the VIN# if you're picky about colors.
I am happy to share details about the dealers above if people care to know. I'll post my $0.02 about the car itself on a the MDX forum.
I am still searching and would be very interested in your experiences with these dealers. You can yahoo me with this user-name at yahoo.
I am planning on buying around july/August, defintily before labor day
Any hints/ideas how I can drive this number down. What are other folks experiences? Is this a deal I need to close on a rainy day when there is low dealership volume? LOL.
I picked up my 2007 Acura MDX with Technology package that included Navigation in Billet Silver color last Saturday.
I shopped around for about 2 weeks before I chose the dealership I was going to buy it. I am in NY and have sent quote requests to every dealership in New York and New Jersey. New York dealerships are all ripoffs because they know there are plenty of fat cats that will come in and shell out an extra couple of grand. The new Jersey dealerships are more remote and offer much better deals. I narrowed down to DCH Acura in Montclair and ROute 22 Acura. I picked up my MDX w/tech,nav for $40,104 (which is basically Invoice)not counting NY state tax. This did include the $670 destination charge in the price. I only added the roof rails and protection package for a total of $40,747. DCH was close but did charge a destination charge so I passed on their deal.
I think this is the best deal in th NY/NJ area.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Vlad
Any idea on the dealer cost on an extended warranty.
Thanks.
That's interesting because those were my 1st two stops since they are closet to me. Rt22 offered $43900 and DCH Acura offered 45 as the "Memorial Day" special and undervalued my trade. If I got that your deal from either + the entertainment package I would have bought on the spot.
What gives?
For MDX/Tech was quoted $40600.00
Hope this helps!
Hope this helps.
I picked up the MDX w/Tech package, Entertainment was not included. Entertainment will cost you more, and was really not important to me. SO Tech was quoted at $40,104.
Were you looking for Tech with Entertainment as well or Tech with Protection package(wheel locks,all season mats and cargo cover)?