2013 and earlier Honda Odyssey Prices Paid and Buying Experience

1…273274276278279…584

Comments

  • rosco11rosco11 Member Posts: 2
    Has anyone purchased a new 2006 Touring recently? I'm thinking about getting a quote from a local dealership who has the following Odyssey on their website inventory. Not sure exactly what options come with it...I believe that it is the basic Touring. What should I expect to pay for a 2006 Touring.

    MSRP: $37,145.00
    Our Value Price: $37,145.00
    Documentation Fee: $275.00
    Title/Arbitration Fee: $25.00
    Your Price Today $37,445.00
  • chirpchirp Member Posts: 194
    The Touring model has only one option and that is the NAVIGATION. It comes with the Rear Entertainment System(RES). In your note you refer to a 2006 and I'm sure you mean 2007. My purchase last year of a brand new 2006 Touring WITH NAVI and RES was once again, $33,947 (incl. dest. and before tax). That was a good deal. I would not buy a 2007 for $37,145 even if it had the NAVI. That's over $3,000 more than I paid and not s good "value price" in my opinion. I've had a few things break already on this van and my opinion of the quality is going downhill. At least my PAX tires are holding up!
  • simpledisciplesimpledisciple Member Posts: 2
    I am interested in buying a new minivan either Odyssey'2007 EX-L with RES) or Sienna'2006/2007 (XLE Limited FWD). PLease can anyone suggest a good HONEST dealer who gave you a good deal on your recent purchase.
  • simpledisciplesimpledisciple Member Posts: 2
    HAve you got any good dealers info? I am also looking for EX-L with REs.
  • maxqmaxq Member Posts: 6
    Great deal- Thanks to you and others got a nice deal on 07 EX in Chicago area - Nimbus Gray
    Base(incl dest) $25,650- work down from $26,441 Last day of Feb- 3.9% APR
    Doc $58.48
    Tax (6.5) $1679
    Title transfer $80
    Filing fee $25
    Total OTD $27592

    Thanks Again
  • lakemichlakemich Member Posts: 3
    Recently bought 2007 Ody EX-L w/DVD & Nav ( with wheel locks and splash guards) from Norris Honda of Dundalk
    Norris Auto Group in Baltimore, Maryland.

    OTD 33700. Best buying experience ever. Superb service, no hassel, trustful people. Highly recommended. I love my car.
  • merlin484merlin484 Member Posts: 1
    Hi

    I am getting a quote on the Honda Odyssey EX-L with DVD for 30063(Invoice+destination) TTL extra.

    Is this a good deal?

    Merlin
  • kwork11kwork11 Member Posts: 1
    I have just started my search on a 2007 Touring. I live in Tampa and was wondering what is a good price on this van. We want to get Navi with it also. Thanks for any help like i said I just started my search and have found this forum very helpful so far.

    thanks
  • dvrmandvrman Member Posts: 12
    Try the brewster Honda or Clair in Boston. I just purchased there and drove back to NY. 27703 including destination and doc fees.
  • pwoltermannpwoltermann Member Posts: 1
    Me too - in the Largo/Seminole area. I'll let you know what I find if you will do the same. I'm also looking at the Toyota Sienna.
  • ajtajt Member Posts: 1
    I am looking for this exact odyssey. I have not received a quote within $1,000 of this price. Where did you purchase from?
    Thanks!!
  • bhs3860bhs3860 Member Posts: 2
    Thanks to this forum I was able to speak good numbers with a dealer. Wanted to pass along my deal on an EXL w/DVD - Slate Green Met./Gray leather.

    Sale Price - $29,660 (w/ wheel locks & mud guards)
    $399 doc fee, 3% tax, $69 new tag.

    Total OTD would be $31,017.80.

    However, I had crossbars, moon visor, window visors and 3rd row sunshades added. Dealer installed these for an extra $915 plus 3% tax.

    Total OTD selling price was $31,960.25. (3.9% finance)

    Good Luck to all..
  • patolipatoli Member Posts: 3
    Has anyone paid less than 36k for a new 2007 Touring w/ NAV/RES since February 2007? I see a few posts of people saying they got better deals at the end of 2006, but nothing from this year. I've yet to get a quote for less than $36,300, and have had dealers refuse to negotiate from 35k.
  • patolipatoli Member Posts: 3
    The prices I list are without tax and license.
  • chirpchirp Member Posts: 194
    My purchase of a 2006 Touring with NAVI/RES for $33,947 (including dest.) was in May of last year. It wasn't a year-end closeout deal by any means. Maybe wait a couple months and see how inventory/incentives go.
  • structuralstructural Member Posts: 3
    I bought 2007 odyssey touring w/NAV/RES on Feb 3, 2007 for a base price of 34,192+595 dest.(this price did not include title, tax, licennse). The dealer is OPEN ROAD HONDA, NEW JERSEY. The color is black exterior + ivory interior. Hope this information helps.
  • rwgiirwgii Member Posts: 3
    The dealer called and said an error had been made on the contract. They still honored the price though they were very unhappy about it.
  • crashd0gcrashd0g Member Posts: 1
    Just starting the negotiations on a new 2007 EX. After getting quotes from 5 dealers (one local in Rochester, MN ; the others in the Minneapolis area), I sent the lowest quote back to the local dealer.

    The following part of her response has me puzzled: "The price you listed of $26,342 is $100 below our old invoice price of $26,441 and is most likely for a van that was built in December or earlier."

    What would the difference be, and why would/should I care?

    Thanks for the input.
  • keninnc1keninnc1 Member Posts: 9
    Merlin...which state are you in? I paid about $240 under invoice for the dvd/res ex-l in NC, 3 weeks ago (Leith Honda, Raleigh). From other posts here, you should be able to get the vehicle for between $250-$500 under invoice without much effort. As we get closer to '08 release, you should probably be able to do even better. Invoice plus destination for that vehicle is actually $30,036.00
  • dbtdbt Member Posts: 298
    The following part of her response has me puzzled: "The price you listed of $26,342 is $100 below our old invoice price of $26,441 and is most likely for a van that was built in December or earlier."

    What would the difference be, and why would/should I care?

    If you read back some messages, you'll see that invoice and holdback changed in January 07.
  • dpullen4dpullen4 Member Posts: 12
    I'm going to look at a 2002 EXL w/ 68k miles, no DVD or Nav, from a dealer. He's agreed to come down to $13k. Does that sound like a pretty good deal?
  • cccompsoncccompson Member Posts: 2,382
    Fair deal? Maybe, depending on service and ownership history.

    Pretty good deal? Nope
  • maxqmaxq Member Posts: 6
    Please don't accept a price increase for the same model year vehicle. Invoice is $26,441 and if it changed in January, then I feel the consumer should not be penalized.

    I bought my '07 EX on 2/27 and, yes it was manufactured in Lincoln, AL on 11/30, but who cares? Do they really believe that a car built in January is going to be any better or different and warrant a higher price? I don't think so. Average inventory time is 75 days. It costs dealer about $25-30 days. Let them know you are there to help them move a unit quickly.

    If their invoice price goes up that is their problem not yours. Most dealers want to move a unit rather than wait for the uneducated consumer to pay them a large profit.

    I paid $25,650, and given the recent March sales push and incentives, if you can wait 'til the last day in March, you should be able to get them even lower. Most folks want the EX-L, folks like you and I can help the dealer move the less popular EX. They want to treat you like a great customer, but you are really just a inventory unit. Use this to your advantage and make them meet your price quickly. Quicker they move the unit, the quicker they can get more vehicles in the lot. Inventory turns, everybody wins- factory, dealer, Honda finance, and ultimately the consumer.
  • spartan3spartan3 Member Posts: 3
    Hi All,

    My local dealer claims they are running a special on a 2007 Honda Odyssey EXL w/o navigation or any other options b/c it has around 500 miles on it. They have it advertised in the paper for invoice. They told me in person that it is "on sale" at invoice. I see that many of you have purchased well under invoice (1-1.4K) and am familiar with holdback. They asked me to make an offer. Any suggestions on whatI should do??? I'm having a baby in 4 weeks so would love to get this done asap!

    I was thinking 2K under invoice. This would put it around 27K. I'm not keen on the color at all but oh well. Thanks!!!
  • mb6986mb6986 Member Posts: 30
    I was in the market for a EX-L with Nav and DVD which I ultimately bought for $30,680 including destination. During my shopping I was collecting EX-L and EX-L with DVD prices also as I wasn't completely sure what I was going to purchase. The lowest internet price (which means without any negotiation) was $27,670 including destination. The dealership was Planet Honda in NJ. Hope this information can serve as a point of reference for you.
  • jmoosejmoose Member Posts: 11
    Can you say why you didn't buy from the lowest-priced dealer? Thanks.
  • mb6986mb6986 Member Posts: 30
    Sorry if I wasn't clear. The $27,670 price was the lowest price for an EX-L. I did buy from the dealership that offered the lowest price for an EX-L NAV&DVD.
  • spartan3spartan3 Member Posts: 3
    mb6986. Thank you so much for your reply. That is a good reference point for me.

    If anyone else has any recent prices paid for EXL no navigation or DVD I would really appreciate it. Please see my post "Help Me Please EXL 2007 Odyssey"

    Again, thank you.
  • jmoosejmoose Member Posts: 11
    Thanks. The reason for me pressing on this is I'm in search of an EXL with RES and Nav...I think basically the van you bought, and I'm looking in about the same geographic area (Westchester Co. NY or nearby)...so far a few quotes but still waiting for the 'winner', I think.
  • mb6986mb6986 Member Posts: 30
    I bought from DCH Kay Honda in Eatontown and I found them very easy to deal with. I bought three cars from in 3 years if that means anything. You may want to give their internet department a chance to beat your best offer after you identify the "winner" in your search. Good luck.
  • 4bearhug4bearhug Member Posts: 52
    If you're not crazy about the color or the mileage I would offer much less than that. You can get a brand new Ody for about $1000 under invoice so I would shoot for that on exactly what you want. As far as being pinched for time, I sent emails out on Tues PM,closed the deal on the phone Thurs AM, and picked up the van Fri AM. It's really not that hard of a process. Spent an hour or so reading back thru this thread since November or so and you'll get a wealth of info. Good luck w/ your purchase and let us know how it turns out.
  • trmctrmc Member Posts: 7
    Thanks to this forum, I was able to negotiate a good price for my EX-L which I picked last week. Here is what I paid for in Colorado:

    Price: $30839 (incl. D&H, crossbar, 4 season mats, hood deflector, sunroof visor, window visor, mud guard)
    + tax

    Tips: If a dealer is not willing to come down in price and you like the car, ask for accessories because they have high markup on accessories.
    cheers all.
  • rawnakrawnak Member Posts: 9
    Hi spartan3,

    I bought 1 month ago, 07 Ody EX-L from Clair Honda in MA for 27462 (includes destination, splash guards, wheel locks, cargo tray). Doc Fee was $299, So with Tax (5%), Title ($86), it came to 29220 (out the door).

    Hope this helps.
    rawnak
  • pratzertpratzert Member Posts: 19
    Quote:"Recently bought 2007 Ody EX-L w/DVD & Nav ( with wheel locks and splash guards) from Norris Honda of Dundalk
    Norris Auto Group in Baltimore, Maryland.
    OTD 33700. Best buying experience ever. Superb service, no hassel, trustful people. Highly recommended. I love my car. "Unquote.

    WOW... your experience with Norris Honda in Dundalk was WAY different than mine. It was a hassle right from the beginning. I bought a Brand new Pilot. Talk about High Pressure !
    I have purchased at least a dozen new cars in my time, and this is the very first time the salesman did not go over any of the features of the car whatsoever. And this is also the first time I never recvd a follow up thank you card an a phone call with "Thanks Again."

    The service dept. is another story all togeather too.

    They advertise that they will wash your car anytime you get service work performed. I have had it in 5-6 times so far. Adding on new accessories purchased from them, a couple of warranty items, and an oil change. They NEVER once washed my vehicle. I mentioned it to the service Mgr when I left after the oil change and he said to just stop by at my convenience and they wouold run it thru the wash rack.

    Ok.... I stopped by a week later and was told that they "No longer wash cars for people. If I didn't like it, to talk to the general Mgr."

    Ha..... I know where my next new car will NOT be from !

    Ya... right... you guessed it. Norris Honda in Dundalk !!!
  • spartan3spartan3 Member Posts: 3
    Thank you guys very much for your posts see my post

    Help Me Please EXL 2007 Odyssey

    I am going to the dealer tomorrow and Monday with some good info. It seems many of you got it for 27400 or so, my plan is to offer 27K even including destination and see what they say. I will be in touch.

    Thank you so much.
    spartan3
  • noahsdadnoahsdad Member Posts: 31
    how am i doing with the following dela
    2007 EX-L DVD/NAV 31,395
    If i add rear sensors and rear seat plus one console: 32421
    OTD including TTT and destination (MD with 5% sales tax) is 35,092

    Dealer also offers free oil changes for life of vehicle,and 15% off services to their customers....
  • blipp39211blipp39211 Member Posts: 13
    Can you pls tell me where you found the extended 0.9/3.9 financing through March? They stopped that deal in NY the end of February. Thanks.
  • blipp39211blipp39211 Member Posts: 13
    Can you tell me where you got this deal? Looking to purchase similar model or EX. Thanks.
  • barbarowinsbarbarowins Member Posts: 6
    The price in 06 for this van was much better than it is now! We got a price for the same van in 06 that was 700+ less but the dealer could not find the color we wanted. He only had silver! So we had to wait several months until someone in the area got the color and unfortunately, a different dealer got the "right" color and would not negotiate much on price or match the other dealer that had the better price but the wrong color. We could have had a silver van many times over!! Too many silver vans imo, so we had to wait.

    We paid 35784 before tags, taxes, dealer prep, etc.. in February to the dealer that got the right color. They would not negotiate off their stated internet price. According to the dealer, the Touring is in demand and they don't have to discount it more than they did. They get 1-2 a month - so they don't have the inventory and they don't have to wheel and deal and know it. We didn't get the 06 price, but under the circumstances, since I was emailing lots of dealers, I think we got a decent price. Good luck!
  • wsurfwsurf Member Posts: 15
    what is dealer holdback?? Sorry for my ignorance?

    thanks
  • kyfdxkyfdx Moderator Posts: 268,103
    Dealer Holdback

    Edmunds Price Checker
    Edmunds Lease Calculator
    Did you get a good deal? Be sure to come back and share!

    Edmunds Moderator

  • wsurfwsurf Member Posts: 15
    thank you!
  • jmoosejmoose Member Posts: 11
    EX-L with DVD and Navi: 31696 (incl dest.)
    Cross Bars: 295
    Fenderwell trim: 159
    Music Link iPod: 350

    Total for vehicle as purchased: $32,500 +TTL

    Some seem to have gotten a little better, but this is Westechster County NY so we usually pay more. Thanks to all posters for insights!
  • noahsdadnoahsdad Member Posts: 31
    Like i posted earlier:
    EX-L dvd/nav 31,395
    with rear sensors and a rear seat console 32491+TTL

    I can finance for 0.9 for 36 or 3.9 for 48

    For tax purposes i need to lease and the monthly rates quotes are ridiculously high = 607 and 675 at two dealers for a 36/15K no money down. No matter how i fgure it, i can see how this lease is not closer to 525.
  • salaamhoosalaamhoo Member Posts: 2
    We have finally decided we want a 2007 Honda Odyssey EX-L with Nav & DVD. Thanks to great suggestions on this forum, have begun email contacts with numerous dealers. Quotes from our immediate area have been high. So far, best offer has been $31,900 with OTD $33,214. Still seems high as I believe we have read others have gotten $1-1.5K below invoice which is $31,123 or so. Has anyone found better offers in Hampton Roads/Tidewater area of VA? Willing to travel to Richmond, Northern VA or into NC for the right price. Thanks.
  • philliphilli Member Posts: 1
    We are looking to buy ODY Ex-L w/RES. Our first quote (at the dealership) was 35,000! After reading most of the posts in this discussion I realize we can do much better. Can anyone stear us to a good dealer in the York,Lancaster, Harrisburg PA area. We are willing to travel. Thanks everyone.
  • dlee300zdlee300z Member Posts: 8
    I have been searching for an EX-L with NAVI and RES.

    The lowest price I have been offered was $1000 below invoice here at Elk Grove Honda.

    So is this is good price?
  • jstlegerjstleger Member Posts: 1
    Can you please be a little more specific wrt the name of the "Asian" lady? I'm shopping for an EX-L RES/Nav in the PHX metro area. I'd be willing to travel but I can't picture me calling Norm Reeves and asking "Do you have an Asian woman who works in internet sales?"!!!!
    Thanks!
  • sss2sss2 Member Posts: 11
    I'm in the market for an 07 EX-L. From what I've read, it looks like people are buying this model for about $1000 under invoice (about $27,600). I don't see where there are any manufacturer to dealer incentives, so how can the dealers be doing this? Also, does anyone know if there are going to be any better deals in April?
  • tcltcl Member Posts: 42
    I got my EX-L for $27,380 back in Dec. 06 when the 07 still new. You should be able to get a lot better deal now since Toyota have a bigger engine for their 07. The .9% financing is a lot better than the 3.9% I have.
Sign In or Register to comment.

Helpful Tools

Most popular vehicles

Your Privacy

By accessing this website, you acknowledge that Edmunds and its third party business partners may use cookies, pixels, and similar technologies to collect information about you and your interactions with the website as described in our Privacy Statement, and you agree that your use of the website is subject to our Visitor Agreement.