2017 Honda Accord Deals and Prices

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  • bluemkn57carsbluemkn57cars Member Posts: 1,009
    antwan125 said:

    Greetings,

    Looking for feedback on three different deals on a 17 hybrid EX-L in VA. Both dealers do free oil & filter changes for life and state inspections. Deal #1 is 20 miles from my house. Deal #2 and 3 are the same dealer and 5 minutes from my house. So I'm partial to them due to convenience. So please provide me with your thoughts so I can see if I'm letting my impartiality leave money on the table. Also, do you see the demo as the best deal? I'm being told the warranty won't start until I purchase it.

    #1 EX-L with all season mats
    MSRP $33780
    Discount $6580
    Rebate $500 (military discount)
    Sales price $26700
    Doc fee $649
    Reg fee $121 (they said it could be less)
    Tax $1134.98
    Total $28605.43...they called and offered me $28300 as I'm typing but I haven't seen the breakdown on the numbers.

    #2 EX-L with body mounding, splash guards and all season mats
    MSRP $33740
    Discount $6340
    Rebate $500 (military discount)
    Sales price $26900
    Doc fee $599
    Reg fee $60.75
    Tax $1141.20
    Total $28,700

    #3 EX-L Demo with 4K miles no add-ons
    MSRP $33740
    Sales price $25790
    Doc fee $599
    Reg fee $60.75
    Tax $1127.17
    Rebate $500 (military discount)
    Total $27576


    My only advice would be to try and get the dealer from deal #2 match the OTD price from deal #1. As for the demo model with 4k miles, would you rather save about $1k and buy used or have a new car?

    Good luck.
    2021 Audi A6 P+2018 Audi A4 P+ (lease returned)2013 Honda Accord EX-L (Sold)
  • rcld3rcld3 Member Posts: 39
    Can you please suggest an email template I can send to area dealerships (Central KY, Louisville area, northern KY/Cinci area) that will help me in gathering best price offers on a 2017 Honda Accord EX lease? Thanks
  • cars916cars916 Member Posts: 1
    Hello all,

    My mother in law is looking for a Honda Accord LX, auto without Honda sensing. She recieved a quote for 19,499 or 18,999(financing through Honda). Can she improve on the price? She is located in Sacramento and is willing to drive about to bay area for a better deal. Thanks everyone.
  • brian125brian125 Member Posts: 5,244
    edited April 2017
    My mother in law is looking for a Honda Accord LX, auto without Honda sensing. She recieved a quote for 19,499 or 18,999(financing through Honda). Can she improve on the price? She is located in Sacramento and is willing to drive about to bay area for a better deal. Thanks everyone.

    $19,499 PUTS YOU @2661 BELOW INVOICE...... If dealer added the destination charge of $895

    $18,999 PUTS YOU @3161 BELOW INVOICE IF DEALER HAS ADDED IN THE 895 DESTINATION FEE ............... BUY BUY BUY ................ its a no brainer




    23 Telluride SX-P X-Line, 23 Camry XSE

  • brian125brian125 Member Posts: 5,244
    edited April 2017
    rcld3 said:

    Can you please suggest an email template I can send to area dealerships (Central KY, Louisville area, northern KY/Cinci area) that will help me in gathering best price offers on a 2017 Honda Accord EX lease? Thanks


    Email / call all dealerships internet mgrs. or request a E-price thru dealer websites. That's how you can get a idea on your area's pricing. then post back some numbers so we could take a look

    Send dealers a quick message especially if you don't know your area's pricing on Accords. List your desired make model and color . If no other accessories are wanted in vehicle tell each dealer. .

    Sample email ( this should start up your initial dealer negotiations)

    Hi Joe's Honda ( or get the Int. mgr. name and email thru dealership then send out email. )

    I'm gathering prices from multiple dealerships in the area and would like to know if your dealership would meet my price of XXX below invoice price.... OR ask dealers for there lowest sale price that includes the destination charge of $895. (Do not ask for OTD #'s yet this is only the 1st step in initial pricing and negotiations ) I will be buying at the end of the month . I will finance this vehicle if it gets me a better price. unless your leasing. My credit score is xxx. Best contact is this email only .

    Once you have narrowed down the best dealers and deals at month end then you negotiate your lowest price. And all OTD Numbers....... which are mainly Taxes , Tags, and dealers doc fee charge.

    If you want to go with a email that tells all your targeted dealers X price gets my business today. That call or email can be sent out in 2 weeks.

    23 Telluride SX-P X-Line, 23 Camry XSE

  • petercx7petercx7 Member Posts: 20
    Would like to purchase a hybrid ex-l in southern California, so far receive two quotes at $32889 OTD, is this a good deal?

    Does any one has a dealer to refer me to for a ex-l hybrid close to $28000? thanks
  • bluemkn57carsbluemkn57cars Member Posts: 1,009
    petercx7 said:

    Would like to purchase a hybrid ex-l in southern California, so far receive two quotes at $32889 OTD, is this a good deal?

    Does any one has a dealer to refer me to for a ex-l hybrid close to $28000? thanks

    MSRP on the Hybrid EX-L with destination is $33,780. Invoice price is $30,962.

    OTD pricing does not help us. Can you break down your deal by listing:

    MSRP of the car:
    Sale Price (without any dealer add-ons):
    Dealer accessories (if any):
    Documentation fees:
    Any other fees:
    2021 Audi A6 P+2018 Audi A4 P+ (lease returned)2013 Honda Accord EX-L (Sold)
  • ursnirmaltursnirmalt Member Posts: 24
    This is the email from Colonial Honda, Dartmouth, MA. They are one of the competitive dealer in MA.

    It is with tremendous excitement I send you the new and substantially more aggressive pricing on ALL new cars from Colonial Honda!

    I am listing a selection of the most popular Honda models and their pricing that is in effect immediately and does include Destination and Delivery!

    Hopefully after having seen these numbers we will see you in the showroom to test drive and select your new Honda!

    All vehicles are 2017, brand new and in the case of an SUV (Pilot, CRV, HRV), all are All Wheel Drive Pricing!

    Civic Sedans:
    LX: 17249
    EX: 18698
    EX-L: 21108
    TOURING: 23644

    Civic Hatchback:
    LX: 18118
    SPORT: 19568
    EX: 20202
    EX-L: 22466
    SPORT TOURING: 25184

    Accords:
    LX: 19395
    SPORT: 20519
    SPORT SE: 22125
    EX: 22406
    EX-L: 24449
    EX-L V6: 26300
    TOURING: 29811

    HRV'S
    LX AWD: 19747
    EX AWD: 22927
    EX-L NAV AWD: 25413

    CRV'S
    LX AWD: 23233
    EX AWD: 25661
    EX-L AWD: 27951

    Pilots
    LX AWD: 23233
    EX AWD: 25661
    EX-L AWD: 27951

    We feel this is very aggressive pricing and will do all in our power to make sure that our clients are well taken care of and that they and their time is respected. Come in and take a new Honda out for a thorough test drive!
  • bluemkn57carsbluemkn57cars Member Posts: 1,009
    edited April 2017
    Ten more days to go before the end of the month. Has anyone scored any deals yet? If yes, please post and include the following info:

    - State car was purchased
    - Year and Trim level
    - MSRP
    - Sale price before any incentives
    - Incentives (if applicable)
    - Price of dealer add-ons/accessories (if applicable)
    - Doc fees
    - Any other info you may want to share

    2021 Audi A6 P+2018 Audi A4 P+ (lease returned)2013 Honda Accord EX-L (Sold)
  • petercx7petercx7 Member Posts: 20

    petercx7 said:

    Would like to purchase a hybrid ex-l in southern California, so far receive two quotes at $32889 OTD, is this a good deal?

    Does any one has a dealer to refer me to for a ex-l hybrid close to $28000? thanks

    MSRP on the Hybrid EX-L with destination is $33,780. Invoice price is $30,962.

    OTD pricing does not help us. Can you break down your deal by listing:

    MSRP of the car:33780
    Sale Price (without any dealer add-ons):27255
    Dealer accessories (if any):sales mentioned to be $925
    Documentation fees:Sales did not mention
    Any other fees:
    Sales Did not mention
    Tax rate here is 8.75%
    OTD33780

    another quote for base hybrid
    sales did not mention number other than OTD

    Sale price:$28409


    I am trying to get either a base model for $26000 or ExL for $28000

    thanks


  • bluemkn57carsbluemkn57cars Member Posts: 1,009

    petercx7 said:

    Would like to purchase a hybrid ex-l in southern California, so far receive two quotes at $32889 OTD, is this a good deal?

    Does any one has a dealer to refer me to for a ex-l hybrid close to $28000? thanks


    MSRP on the Hybrid EX-L with destination is $33,780. Invoice price is $30,962.

    OTD pricing does not help us. Can you break down your deal by listing:

    MSRP of the car:33780
    Sale Price (without any dealer add-ons):27255
    Dealer accessories (if any):sales mentioned to be $925
    Documentation fees:Sales did not mention
    Any other fees:
    Sales Did not mention
    Tax rate here is 8.75%
    OTD33780

    another quote for base hybrid
    sales did not mention number other than OTD

    Sale price:$28409


    I am trying to get either a base model for $26000 or ExL for $28000

    thanks




    Again, you need to ask the dealer to list out all the fees. If you have no clue what the doc fees are or what other fees you are been charged, then move on to the next dealer. IMO.

    Before you walk into the dealership and sign the sale papers, you want to know what every line item is so that you are not surprised when it is time to sign on the dotted line.

    Good luck.
    2021 Audi A6 P+2018 Audi A4 P+ (lease returned)2013 Honda Accord EX-L (Sold)
  • jcline3jcline3 Member Posts: 23
    edited April 2017
    Has anyone had experience with buying out of state from a MA dealership? I've been told by Herb Chambers of Boston that all Herb Chamber dealerships "have to" do the out of state registration ($400) themselves when they do the sale through financing for our of state customers. Previously I was told that I can do it myself by them. I just walked out.

    It sounds like they are playing games after the OTD price was negotiated (vehicle + doc). Any information would help.
  • 1sebringnow1sebringnow Member Posts: 136
    edited April 2017
    I live in CT and bought a Lexus in 2010 from their facility located in Sharon. In order to get the car to me, they actually drove two cars to CT. The salesman drove the new vehicle, and they drove another one down as well to take the salesman back. He went to motor vehicle in CT, got the plate and drove it over to me. They just charged us the cost of the registration for CT. I know it was not $400.00. I cannot find what the doc fee they charged. I bought a car in DC / MD as well, they actually put a temporary MD plate on the car, and mailed the sales info to CT. I then received the CT plates in the mail a few weeks later. MD has a temp plate that is good for 30 days. So that is how they get around getting a car out without having a dealer plate.

    My plan is to buy a vehicle within the next few months. I would be curious how the dealerships hand these requests now as well. When I get into negotiations I was planning on asking the question as well.
  • bluemkn57carsbluemkn57cars Member Posts: 1,009
    jcline3 said:

    Has anyone had experience with buying out of state from a MA dealership? I've been told by Herb Chambers of Boston that all Herb Chamber dealerships "have to" do the out of state registration ($400) themselves when they do the sale through financing for our of state customers. Previously I was told that I can do it myself by them. I just walked out.

    It sounds like they are playing games after the OTD price was negotiated (vehicle + doc). Any information would help.

    Have you tried reaching out to other dealerships about this? Herb Chambers does not always have the best prices, IMO.

    Try Boch Honda or Honda Cars of Boston.
    2021 Audi A6 P+2018 Audi A4 P+ (lease returned)2013 Honda Accord EX-L (Sold)
  • jcline3jcline3 Member Posts: 23
    @bluemkn57cars They had the lowest prices this time.

    I think the question is more of is it a state law that MA dealerships are required to complete the out of state registration if you finance with them directly and not with your bank? The only exception I've been told is if you pay cash, you can do the registration yourself.

    I've been hearing different comments from different dealerships in MA and if anyone has experience for a MA purchase but out of state registration, it would be helpful.
  • bluemkn57carsbluemkn57cars Member Posts: 1,009
    jcline3 said:

    @bluemkn57cars They had the lowest prices this time.

    I think the question is more of is it a state law that MA dealerships are required to complete the out of state registration if you finance with them directly and not with your bank? The only exception I've been told is if you pay cash, you can do the registration yourself.

    I've been hearing different comments from different dealerships in MA and if anyone has experience for a MA purchase but out of state registration, it would be helpful.

    I do not have any first hand experience purchasing a car from an out of state dealer. I had mentioned Boch Honda, since they are a volume dealer and should have experience working with out-of state buyers like you.
    BTW, what state are you in?

    @brian125 should be able to help, since he is one of the Car Gurus on this forum.

    2021 Audi A6 P+2018 Audi A4 P+ (lease returned)2013 Honda Accord EX-L (Sold)
  • huskerfan8huskerfan8 Member Posts: 10
    This thread is amazing, and thanks to all of the extremely helpful experts here (you know who you are!). I am looking at a 2016 Honda Sport with Sensing. A few places I'm willing to go to have one/some in stock. I'm not sure how far under invoice I should go for, though, given that's it's for a 2016. I think Brian said he'd want 1K for the older model, but that was months ago.

    (I'm sorry. I know there's a 2016 thread, but I assumed it was kind of dead now.)

    The cheapest place I'm looking at is Chicago (Nada's invoice is 24,723 for there, zip 60525).
  • rcld3rcld3 Member Posts: 39
    brian125 said:

    rcld3 said:

    Can you please suggest an email template I can send to area dealerships (Central KY, Louisville area, northern KY/Cinci area) that will help me in gathering best price offers on a 2017 Honda Accord EX lease? Thanks


    Email / call all dealerships internet mgrs. or request a E-price thru dealer websites. That's how you can get a idea on your area's pricing. then post back some numbers so we could take a look

    Send dealers a quick message especially if you don't know your area's pricing on Accords. List your desired make model and color . If no other accessories are wanted in vehicle tell each dealer. .

    Sample email ( this should start up your initial dealer negotiations)

    Hi Joe's Honda ( or get the Int. mgr. name and email thru dealership then send out email. )

    I'm gathering prices from multiple dealerships in the area and would like to know if your dealership would meet my price of XXX below invoice price.... OR ask dealers for there lowest sale price that includes the destination charge of $895. (Do not ask for OTD #'s yet this is only the 1st step in initial pricing and negotiations ) I will be buying at the end of the month . I will finance this vehicle if it gets me a better price. unless your leasing. My credit score is xxx. Best contact is this email only .

    Once you have narrowed down the best dealers and deals at month end then you negotiate your lowest price. And all OTD Numbers....... which are mainly Taxes , Tags, and dealers doc fee charge.

    If you want to go with a email that tells all your targeted dealers X price gets my business today. That call or email can be sent out in 2 weeks.


    So we are going to lease and we also have a car to 'trade' that should have a bit of positive equity in it based on my research. One written offer at 18K for that ($500 pos. equity). I have heard back from 4 dealers. 2 w very specific numbers and lots of details, 1 that gave us the price listed on their website and failed twice to supply the requested detail on lease numbers. and 1 other that isn't really that competive yet. here is the best one so far:
    Accord 4 dr EX without sensing
    MSRP 27,505
    Sales Price 22,260
    Doc fee 495
    Acq fee 595
    Lic fee 20
    cap fee 42
    Gross Cap cost 23,392
    Customer cash $500 (This dealer does not know we have positive equity yet so I guess he is assuming we will pay that upfront)
    Net Cap cost 23168
    Total cap reduction 223.98
    looks like total upfront charges 513.44 (500 customer cash plus 1st month minus the 223.98 cap reduction)
    Remaining payments of 262.58

    we want to move below the 250/mo mark. I know this is prices paid forum. I understand the lease info and have confirmed the deal above is using the appropriate MF and RV. I am thinking our next move is to ask for a specific deal from the 3 dealerships who have what we want in stock. Is it reasonable to ask other dealers to provide 18.5k on the trade and hit a sales price of 22K even? Should I expect better or no? Thanks for any guidance you can offer.

  • brian125brian125 Member Posts: 5,244
    edited April 2017
    rcld3

    Ask in Edmunds Real world Trade Forum what your Trades worth. Getting 22k is a good target price , but if you cant get 22k your offer now as stands is solid at almost @2500 below invoice price. once your armed with pricing from both sides of this deal go visit the 3 dealers and negotiate your trade in price.



    23 Telluride SX-P X-Line, 23 Camry XSE

  • brian125brian125 Member Posts: 5,244
    edited April 2017

    This thread is amazing, and thanks to all of the extremely helpful experts here (you know who you are!). I am looking at a 2016 Honda Sport with Sensing. A few places I'm willing to go to have one/some in stock. I'm not sure how far under invoice I should go for, though, given that's it's for a 2016. I think Brian said he'd want 1K for the older model, but that was months ago.

    (I'm sorry. I know there's a 2016 thread, but I assumed it was kind of dead now.)

    The cheapest place I'm looking at is Chicago (Nada's invoice is 24,723 for there, zip 60525).

    Request pricing on 16 models thru dealer websites / E-pricing. Post back will take a look at the offers . In Chicago area you may be $1500 to 2k below invoice price today on 2017 Accord models

    23 Telluride SX-P X-Line, 23 Camry XSE

  • huskerfan8huskerfan8 Member Posts: 10
    edited April 2017
    Thanks Brian. Without negotiating, I got:

    1. $23875 (not by Chicago, local, relatively small town)
    2. $22772
    3. $22960

    All with doc fees ($150-$200), no TTL.

    One Chicago dealer said they didn't have a 2016 but gave me a quote for a 2017 (not including doc fee,but I think IL's max is $170ish)
    $23,237

    All of Chicago's prices were from dealers you've recommended.
  • brian125brian125 Member Posts: 5,244
    edited April 2017
    what model / year are those prices ? .............2016, sport w/ sensing

    23 Telluride SX-P X-Line, 23 Camry XSE

  • otoluvaotoluva Member Posts: 196
    Love this forum, thanks in advance to all contributors, ton of info to absorb.
    I have 2 payments left on my leased Nissan Altima, Thinking of jumping ship after 12 years with Nissan.

    My wife and I love the Accord EXL, and wanting it to be our next car, however, I'm not sure what is the best course of action for us,

    If we elect to get an other Nissan, it is an easy transaction, Nissan will even take care of my last 2 payments, if I ask a Honda dealer to take it in trade it will effect my overall deal, the third option seems logical but probably the most expensive too, and that is to just drop it off at lease end and start new deal with Honda.
    The problem is that I will have to replace the tires and fix some body scrapes in order for car to pass end of lease inspection, plus pay a disposition fee if applicable ( not sure about it)

    Any guidance is greatly appreciated
  • huskerfan8huskerfan8 Member Posts: 10
    edited April 2017

    1. $23875 (not by Chicago, local, relatively small town)
    2. $22772 (they have 5 of these in stock, all the burgundy that I want, so I have a feeling I'll probably end up getting it here.)
    3. $22960


    All of the above were 2016 accord sport with sensing.
    The $23,237 was a 2017 sport with sensing.
  • jcline3jcline3 Member Posts: 23
    @brian125 Do you happen to know how MA state dealerships deal with out of state consumers? I've been told that the dealership has to complete a NY registration for me and told by other dealerships that it's okay for me to do it myself. Do you happen to know which one is correct?

    Herb Chambers Honda wants to charge me $400 for them to provide the service of completing the registration for me
  • mvass19mvass19 Member Posts: 8
    edited April 2017
    I'm looking to buy a '17 Accord Touring this week in the NC market.

    Lowest price locally is $28,897 + $599 Doc fee, + 3% Tax and License (approx $100).
    Price was emailed through Edmunds quote service.
    It's hard to determine by the quote if the $875 Destination cost is included or not.

    What do you all think of the deal ?
  • brian125brian125 Member Posts: 5,244
    edited April 2017
    jcline3 said:

    @brian125 Do you happen to know how MA state dealerships deal with out of state consumers? I've been told that the dealership has to complete a NY registration for me and told by other dealerships that it's okay for me to do it myself. Do you happen to know which one is correct?

    Herb Chambers Honda wants to charge me $400 for them to provide the service of completing the registration for me

    As far as I know.... Out of State sales / registrations are done by MA dealers. They charge $200 to 250 for this service plus what ever your states registration fee would be ? Some MA dealers use Easy Leasing svc. For getting your Reg, Plates, they also collect your state tax and pay your states DMV.

    I know if you buy at Bosch Honda they charge $250 for there service.

    If I'm buying a vehicle out of any state the most important questions you need to know before buying are .

    1- Dealerships Doc fee charge ?

    2- All Dealer fee's for out of state DMV / Taxes paid etc. (Ask each dealer how they do it )



    23 Telluride SX-P X-Line, 23 Camry XSE

  • brian125brian125 Member Posts: 5,244


    1. $23875 (not by Chicago, local, relatively small town)
    2. $22772 (they have 5 of these in stock, all the burgundy that I want, so I have a feeling I'll probably end up getting it here.)
    3. $22960


    All of the above were 2016 accord sport with sensing.
    The $23,237 was a 2017 sport with sensing.


    BUY A 2017 SPORT PRICES ARE TERRIBLE ON THE 16'S

    23 Telluride SX-P X-Line, 23 Camry XSE

  • brian125brian125 Member Posts: 5,244
    mvass19 said:

    I'm looking to buy a '17 Accord Touring this week in the NC market.

    Lowest price locally is $28,897 + $599 Doc fee, + 3% Tax and License (approx $100).
    Price was emailed through Edmunds quote service.
    It's hard to determine by the quote if the $875 Destination cost is included or not.

    What do you all think of the deal ?

    Post the Edmunds web page and price quote in this forum


    23 Telluride SX-P X-Line, 23 Camry XSE

  • mvass19mvass19 Member Posts: 8
    edited April 2017
    brian125 said:



    Post the Edmunds web page and price quote in this forum


    Thanks, It was an email. Not a website,

  • huskerfan8huskerfan8 Member Posts: 10
    edited April 2017


    BUY A 2017 SPORT PRICES ARE TERRIBLE ON THE 16'S


    LOL. Thanks Brian! Your knowledge and input is invaluable!
  • brian125brian125 Member Posts: 5,244
    mvass19 said:

    brian125 said:



    Post the Edmunds web page and price quote in this forum


    Thanks, It was an email. Not a website,

    Here is my take on your deal.. If the $875 d/c was added on above deal its excellent @3313 below invoice.

    If not your at $2438 below invoice which is still a good price for the NC area. I compensated the high doc fee... ( $599 ) to figure these prices

    23 Telluride SX-P X-Line, 23 Camry XSE

  • mvass19mvass19 Member Posts: 8
    Thanks Brian!


  • bruinericbruineric Member Posts: 6
    Hello. I've read many of the recent posts here and appreciated the info. Thanks to you all.

    I'm looking to buy an Accord EX-L Sedan Automatic this weekend (end of Month) and planning to email several dealers with a request for quote Friday and then try to negotiate down the price on Sat/Sun.

    One question is on the graduate program. My spouse will be graduating with a post-grad degree soon. Is the Honda graduate program difficult to deal with? I read the rules and disclaimers and my conclusion is that any finance rep wanting to avoid could bump this out. It requires proof of promised employment plus proof of recent or pending graduation. Plus it says "participating dealers only."

    On the graduate program -- is this a Honda Finance provided rebate so I don't have to include in my initial negotiation and can bring this up late in the process? If it isn't coming off the dealer's take, then they should be theoretically unconcerned about this... or not?

    Does anyone have good/bad experiences in the Riverside, CA area or recommended contacts?

  • brian125brian125 Member Posts: 5,244
    bruineric said:

    Hello. I've read many of the recent posts here and appreciated the info. Thanks to you all.

    I'm looking to buy an Accord EX-L Sedan Automatic this weekend (end of Month) and planning to email several dealers with a request for quote Friday and then try to negotiate down the price on Sat/Sun.

    One question is on the graduate program. My spouse will be graduating with a post-grad degree soon. Is the Honda graduate program difficult to deal with? I read the rules and disclaimers and my conclusion is that any finance rep wanting to avoid could bump this out. It requires proof of promised employment plus proof of recent or pending graduation. Plus it says "participating dealers only."

    On the graduate program -- is this a Honda Finance provided rebate so I don't have to include in my initial negotiation and can bring this up late in the process? If it isn't coming off the dealer's take, then they should be theoretically unconcerned about this... or not?

    Does anyone have good/bad experiences in the Riverside, CA area or recommended contacts?

    The $500 College rebate is paid by Honda corp not the dealer so Negotiate your best deal first. Once you have a agreed sales price and R signing paperwork ask dealer if your rebate is legit for college. Your spouse is not a graduate yet so Honda may not honor

    23 Telluride SX-P X-Line, 23 Camry XSE

  • tony_vatony_va Member Posts: 5
    Hi I am looking to buy 2017 Honda Accord w/Sending and Nav, in Virginia. Best price i am getting so far is :
    Special ePrice
    $24,878 +
    $ 875.00 - Freight/Destination fee
    $ 000.00 - Installed Accessories (Wheel locks and Nitro Filled Tires)
    $ 300.00 - Processing Fee
    $ 1.626.66 - MD/VA Tax
    $ 279.00 - MD/VA Registration, Title and Tag
    Total OTD is $27,958

    Is this is a good price?
  • brian125brian125 Member Posts: 5,244
    what model are u buying? EXL

    23 Telluride SX-P X-Line, 23 Camry XSE

  • tony_vatony_va Member Posts: 5
    Yes, it is EXL, 2017 Honda Accord w/Sensing and Nav
  • mvass19mvass19 Member Posts: 8
    '17 Accord Touring - Got a local dealer here in Charlotte offering the following.

    $30,490 Includes Destination fee
    $ 300- Dealer installed Wheel Lock, Trunk Liner, Mud Guards
    $ 599 - Processing Fee
    $ 941 - Sales Tax (3%)
    $ 104 - License Fee
    Total OTD is $32,434
  • bluemkn57carsbluemkn57cars Member Posts: 1,009
    edited April 2017
    mvass19 said:

    '17 Accord Touring - Got a local dealer here in Charlotte offering the following.

    $30,490 Includes Destination fee
    $ 300- Dealer installed Wheel Lock, Trunk Liner, Mud Guards
    $ 599 - Processing Fee
    $ 941 - Sales Tax (3%)
    $ 104 - License Fee
    Total OTD is $32,434

    You should be able to do better than that. The invoice price is $32,809.

    Amount below invoice with dealer options and before doc fees: $2019
    Amount below invoice with dealer options and after doc fees: $1420

    Is this the best offer you have received so far?

    What about the offer below?

    @mvass19 said:

    I'm looking to buy a '17 Accord Touring this week in the NC market.

    Lowest price locally is $28,897 + $599 Doc fee, + 3% Tax and License (approx $100).
    Price was emailed through Edmunds quote service.
    It's hard to determine by the quote if the $875 Destination cost is included or not.

    What do you all think of the deal ?
    2021 Audi A6 P+2018 Audi A4 P+ (lease returned)2013 Honda Accord EX-L (Sold)
  • mvass19mvass19 Member Posts: 8
    Thanks .. that first deal was a bs deal. When I spoke to them they did not have color. It was for Black. Also he said they have car protection added for $999 on all cars .. didn't included dest.. etc.

    The deal outlined above is best dealer. High volume too. No one else has stepped up. I have worked email and phone calls. Several said they wouldn't even match my price ..$32,434 Otd.

    They have in stock .. On this deal above .. they said it is lowest.
  • descovy1descovy1 Member Posts: 3
    Hello,

    We are in the market for a 2017 Accord EX with Sensing. This is the quote I have, wondering if I can get it down to less than 26k OTD

    MSRP $28505

    Price quotes I am getting are 23,300-24,000 before destination fees and add ons.
    Tax stays steady at $1550
    OTD prices range from $26,600-$26,200 (depending on what ad ons I can get them to discount/remove)

    Wondering if I can get this below $26k OTD, since 5 of these quotes in the same city are so tight. Basically asking if its realistic to get another $700 or more off where they are coming from.

    I read that some here say 15% off MSRP is a good deal. Is that before destination charges? If so, I'm already under that threshold. I'm just wondering what more is realistic.
  • bluemkn57carsbluemkn57cars Member Posts: 1,009
    edited April 2017
    mvass19 said:

    Thanks .. that first deal was a bs deal. When I spoke to them they did not have color. It was for Black. Also he said they have car protection added for $999 on all cars .. didn't included dest.. etc.

    The deal outlined above is best dealer. High volume too. No one else has stepped up. I have worked email and phone calls. Several said they wouldn't even match my price ..$32,434 Otd.

    They have in stock .. On this deal above .. they said it is lowest.

    Here is my advice on this deal. If you really want to buy the car from this high volume dealer, call/email the internet manager and tell them if they take $500 off the sale price, you will come down today and buy the car.

    Do you plan to finance through Honda Financial Services (HFS) or pay cash? Dealers like it if you finance through them/HFS so that they can make some "extra" money.

    However, if you are in no rush to buy the car then I will suggest using some of the techniques outlined in this forum and maybe reach out to out-of-state dealers that might be close to you.

    Good luck and let us know what you end up doing.
    2021 Audi A6 P+2018 Audi A4 P+ (lease returned)2013 Honda Accord EX-L (Sold)
  • brian125brian125 Member Posts: 5,244
    tony_va said:

    Yes, it is EXL, 2017 Honda Accord w/Sensing and Nav

    Excellent deal at over 3k below invoice ..................BUY


    23 Telluride SX-P X-Line, 23 Camry XSE

  • mvass19mvass19 Member Posts: 8
    edited April 2017






    Thanks .. that first deal was a bs deal. When I spoke to them they did not have color. It was for Black. Also he said they have car protection added for $999 on all cars .. didn't included dest.. etc.





    The deal outlined above is best dealer. High volume too. No one else has stepped up. I have worked email and phone calls. Several said they wouldn't even match my price ..$32,434 Otd.





    They have in stock .. On this deal above .. they said it is lowest.






    Here is my advice on this deal. If you really want to buy the car from this high volume dealer, call/email the internet manager and tell them if they take $500 off the sale price, you will come down today and buy the car.





    Do you plan to finance through Honda Financial Services (HFS) or pay cash? Dealers like it if you finance through them/HFS so that they can make some "extra" money.





    However, if you are in no rush to buy the car then I will suggest using some of the techniques outlined in this forum and maybe reach out to out-of-state dealers that might be close to you.





    Good luck and let us know what you end up doing.






    Thanks .. I have followed much of the techniques. What a great site! 
    So I have been working all the dealers on email and phone. 
    Called and said what you suggested asking for another $500 off to make the deal today.. he said he can take $200 more off. $32,235.







  • brian125brian125 Member Posts: 5,244
    edited April 2017
    bluemkn57cars ..... Mike ......If I was in the market for a 17 ACCORD I'd close my first deal in MD, VA for $3300 or better below invoice.( after doc fee ).... buy a one way Amtrak ticket and drive my new Accord home making a few stops to enjoy some states.

    Lets get @tony_va dealer........................ by June you may strike gold . His deal is $3399 below Invoice if dealers numbers are correct

    23 Telluride SX-P X-Line, 23 Camry XSE

  • carsearch56carsearch56 Member Posts: 24
    Hi,

    I'm looking for Honda Sport Model with Honda sensing in orange count/LA area and was wondering if anybody recently bought one & total OTD price? Im getting quotes right and want to get advise on which dealer is good or easy to work with. Thanks for the help.
  • ohiohondaguyohiohondaguy Member Posts: 33
    brian125 said:

    bruineric said:

    Hello. I've read many of the recent posts here and appreciated the info. Thanks to you all.

    I'm looking to buy an Accord EX-L Sedan Automatic this weekend (end of Month) and planning to email several dealers with a request for quote Friday and then try to negotiate down the price on Sat/Sun.

    One question is on the graduate program. My spouse will be graduating with a post-grad degree soon. Is the Honda graduate program difficult to deal with? I read the rules and disclaimers and my conclusion is that any finance rep wanting to avoid could bump this out. It requires proof of promised employment plus proof of recent or pending graduation. Plus it says "participating dealers only."

    On the graduate program -- is this a Honda Finance provided rebate so I don't have to include in my initial negotiation and can bring this up late in the process? If it isn't coming off the dealer's take, then they should be theoretically unconcerned about this... or not?

    Does anyone have good/bad experiences in the Riverside, CA area or recommended contacts?

    The $500 College rebate is paid by Honda corp not the dealer so Negotiate your best deal first. Once you have a agreed sales price and R signing paperwork ask dealer if your rebate is legit for college. Your spouse is not a graduate yet so Honda may not honor

    Honda College Grad rebate is good for on track graduates 6 months prior to recent graduates 2 years after.
  • bluemkn57carsbluemkn57cars Member Posts: 1,009

    brian125 said:

    bluemkn57cars ..... Mike ......If I was in the market for a 17 ACCORD I'd close my first deal in MD, VA for $3300 or better below invoice.( after doc fee ).... buy a one way Amtrak ticket and drive my new Accord home making a few stops to enjoy some states.

    Lets get @tony_va dealer........................ by June you may strike gold . His deal is $3399 below Invoice if dealers numbers are correct


    The best deal I have received in writing so far was for $3,198 below invoice before doc fees ($2,799 after doc fees). However, the dealer did not have my color combo in stock. Hence, I did not try to negotiate. Most MA dealers are not yet offering any huge discounts this early in the year. I have seeing some great prices from Boch Honda, but their pricing seem to fluctuate depending on the website you are looking at.

    I wished I could take a trip down to VA or MD if prices creep closer to $4k below invoice by fall for a '17 Touring. However, I have a trade-in so that might complicate things.

    @brian125 - At this rate, I might end up waiting for the release of 2018 models and see if any deals can be made locally. If not this year, then maybe next year but I am also looking at other brands in the Touring price range. I will keep you posted.

    Thanks again for your insight.
    2021 Audi A6 P+2018 Audi A4 P+ (lease returned)2013 Honda Accord EX-L (Sold)
  • bluemkn57carsbluemkn57cars Member Posts: 1,009

    tony_va said:

    Yes, it is EXL, 2017 Honda Accord w/Sensing and Nav


    Do you mind sharing the name of the dealer? I am curious to see their pricing on a '17 Touring model. You can PM if you want.
    2021 Audi A6 P+2018 Audi A4 P+ (lease returned)2013 Honda Accord EX-L (Sold)
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