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I'd recommend taking the car to an independent provider after purchase. The dealer likely doesn't do it themselves anyway..they just contract it out and add in a healthy profit margin.
I'm also in Socal. If you don't mind me asking, what dealer in SoCal gave you the $40,800 quote?
Thanks, fullnate
I'm also in Socal. If you don't mind me asking, what dealer in SoCal gave you the $40,800 quote?
Thanks, fullnate
Hi Fullnate,
I got the quote from Metro Acura in Montclair. Weir Canyon Acura matched it. See the internet sales people only. Most dealerships will match quotes.
Acuralady
Anyone have a rough idea re: 2005 RL's left and best price? I am thinking about trying to get a 2005 and the research I show indicates there are approx. 22 2005 RL''s within a 3 hour driving distance from where I live (NY , but know in Indianapolis). I would love to get a deal at approx 41k and this seems "do able" based on recent posts. Does anyone have updated info on deals they have made in the last week for a 2005 RL? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Mike
Would you mind sharing where did you get your deal :confuse:
I'm in SoCal and the lowest I've been able to get for the '05 RL is $40,800.
Thanks in advance,
-ssb_rl
Thanks.
Where in SoCal did you get that price? Did that price include TTL?
This seems way to low.
Anyone out there closed a deal this month and tell me the current residual on the car ?
36 Mos. 12k Miles Res=56% Money factor. 00260
36 / 15K Res = 54%
42Mos / 12K Res= 50% MF = .00240
42 / 15K Res= 48%
Residuals are OK the money factors are nothing special at all. Infiniti is offering a .00180 MF which is much stronger.
What pricing are you seeing in your area. In ATL $41.5K is as low as I can get.
I got mine last Sunday from Keyes Acura in Van Nuys. The cap cost for a 36 month lease was $40,000 plus acquisition fee and registration.
Money factor was .0026 and residual 57% for 10k miles/year.
Good luck!
-ssb_rl
Thanks for the info...I've been emailing back and forth with Keyes for a few days now and the guy at the internet dept. said they can start off at around $44k which is about invoice...But he sounds fishy cause he asked me what I was willing to pay...
I'm not too sure how the leasing works so I can't really figure out how the lease works...
Thanks though...
Still trying to find out where the member Chris got his starting at $38k...
There are not a lot of vehicles left close to where I live.
I'm even contemplating purchasing it on the coast and flying out to pick it up.
If the residual is .59, which is what I think people posted as the 05 RL months ago.
Any thoughts on this ?
Does anyone have 06 lease details to share ?
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Where did you get that price quote from? Would appreciate the help....
P.S. the rear camera washes out in sunlight way more than in my MDX. It must have something to do with the sloping rear end of the RL and the position of the camera.
Ended up with $725.90 includes 5% state tax/month with $1670 up front cost.
Hope this helps anyone out there.
Any idea how I did?
Beware, my dealer tried to add ridiculously high installation costs to my rear camera, shift knob, and spoiler option purchases. In fact, they wanted to charge me more to install the spoiler and camera than the cost of the spoiler hardware itself! Given their labor costs, there is no way these installation costs were reasonable. For example, they said their installation cost for the wood shift knob was 90 dollars (it takes 5 minutes or less to screw one on). So, I had to negotiate on those prices as well, and the end result was $48,300. The dealer also had a stupid 200 dollar administrative fee, but I got them to cut that out by getting up and starting to walk out at the very end.
I think there is a lot of uncertainty among dealers about how the 06 RL will sell. Given spotty sales of the 05 in some parts of the country, I am not sure they know what demand will look like yet for the 06. This might possibly be a good time to test the waters with some lowball offers.
for 06 RL w/o tech package. My offer is $1K over invoice ($44.9K before dest. TTL). The dealer is willing to cut the deal right away. But I need my wife's approval. Her opinion is to wait until end of Nov or at least Black Friday. By that time we might push for more discount. Will see how it goes.
Nice thing is they are open on Sundays too! Please do not quote me on this price. I don't want to irritate them since very likely I will buy from them next black friday.
Cheers!
I did not take advantage of it because I am in SoCal. But the delivery is included or low price, and installation prices I got quoted was reasonable. I did not want to take the chance with the wheels and tires, since I lived so far away.
The car cost me $40500, destination charges included. I paid $45 doc fee, $3142.22 in tax, and DMV license fee of $335.75. My total price out the door is $44,022.99.
The dealer threw in a Polo shirt and a Acura keychain (such a deal!)
I have a 2001 cls that i have enjoyed over the years, now it is onward and upwards. :shades:
Still looking for lower prices, I sent these off. Sarasota offered me an 06 for $43,500, but not until they had the 05 quote I had in hand.
Tampa tried to screw me by about $2000 on my trade in and wouldn't even explore an offer anywhere near the Orlando offer of $44,500. I have had several people tell me that Ferman in Tampa has tried to screw them so this came as no surprise.
Gettel Acura in Sarasota sold it to me for $43,500 + tax, title, and tag. They didn't try and fluff the price once I got there and gave me KBB for my trade in without much haggle. Overall the experience was good with Gettel and I would recommend doing checking them out. The salesman did say he would not honor this price again if I sent others down there. I don't know if that comment was just fluff or another reason like end of year sales quota's or a hard selling color combination I wanted.
Thanks in advance
PSMD
Paid $45,428 + TTL. This included (installed) backup sensors, wood accent steering wheel, wood shifter knob, splash guards, trunk tray, cargo net, and wheel locks.
Plus, they gave me Kelly Blue Book on my car, although this took a little bit of negotiating.
I started out on the internet and shopped the best price of other lcoal dealers to them, which they were willing to beat. They worked with me when I was up-front and firm on my pricing requests.
CarsDirect Pricing seems to be a good starting point. Prices can change by zip code. This was what I received on their web page for my area:
MSRP Price:$49,915
Invoice Price: $44,522
CarsDirect Target Price: $46,022
Pricing as of 12/24/05
This price was for the base RL including the 615.00 destination charge. The person who received a price of 43,500 on a 2006 (Sarasota Fl) is the best I have seen on this site.
Local dealers (2) will knock off a couple grand. I walked. I would travel to pick a car up since you local dealers service dept. will still give you a loaner for all warranty work.
Any thoughts?
Thanks!
Mike
Also if they refuse to give you an offer in writing then tell them you don't wanna do business with them because they are obviously not giving you the best possible price. Tell them that if they were giving you the best possible price they would be confident enough in their offer to give it to you in writing.
WHATEVER the salesman tries to pull, DO NOT let him attempt to negotiate your trade at the same as your new purchase.
Also the REAL invoice on this car is actually $41,000 not $44,500. Holdback is big and there are hidden dealer incentives. The dealer cannot legally take the Admin/Dealer fee off the sale, although this is pure profit for the dealer. You can have this haggled out of the car price. If your going away from your home base to buy a car, tell the out of town dealer you want an offer that will make you wanna do business with him.
You will probably get a better discount on an inventory vehicle than a vehicle that has to be ordered. Buy in the next 5 days and you will get a better deal than after the new year, dealers have quota's they have to fill.
My first post here, but received lots of great information over the last couple months, and probably saved a bundle. Information is power...Thank you to everyone.
Now that I've driven it for about 30 days, I have a couple things to say, and I'll be replying in other threads.
I purchased a 2005, Celestial Silver w/Ebony. It was a dealer loaner with 7000 miles. Perfect condition. The clincher was that I was able to purchase it as a certified pre-owned, getting the better warranty, and the 4.9%, 5 year financing.
Paid $39,900, plus ttl, and got them to throw in the "wood" steering wheel.
All in all, a very good, but not excellent buying experience.
Thanks again.
By the way, I'm in Chicagoland and haven't found any of the Acura dealers over anxious to sell anything! Anyone have better luck with a particular dealer here?