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Got the black one with beige leather. Love the XM and the I4 (works well for me and I am going to see how far I can push the MPG, and will report here. Was comparing this car to the Camry (which I tried real hard to like) Drove the Camry twice and found the I4 to be wimpy, the ride weak, the comfort poor, and the interior absolutely cheap looking at the LX level. Upgrading to the leather in the Accord was cheaper in the Honda, even with the best Toyota deals. Toyota also did not have the 2.9 for five years. I do like the looks of the Camry more than the Accord, but I have let that go. Am also enjoying the extra room in the new
Accord. It is totally classy. The ride is familiar and sporty, as the last several accords I have owned. Guess I am just a Honda guy. Oh, also note that the Accord I got was made in Japan. Looking forward to good reliability. Thanks, Bob
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Yiqin
My question is, what kind of prices shall I be paying for the options assuming I find the base model I am looking for on a lot? Is the MSRP on Honda's website a great indicator? Do the accessories I am interested get installed at the dealership? I see that the wheel locks are listed as $55 on the site but yet some pay over $80 for them? Just trying to figure out how the accessories work.
From research the invoice is 27,403 for base model and the MSRP on the accessories I chose was $3072. I am trying to figure out how much I will need to finance, etc. What should I aim for in negotiating with the taxes (6%), dest charges, etc. added in.
Thanks,
Mike
http://townhall-talk.edmunds.com/direct/view/.eec8740/2261!keywords=allin%3Amsgt- ext%20limit%3A.eea7239%20graduate%20financing#2261
As for accessories, I'm only looking for the splash guards and possible the spoiler.
I will most likely be financing for 60 months at the 2.9% deal going on right now.
MSRP is:......................................................$24,495.00
Internet Department Sales Price is:...............$24,495.00
+ Doc, Title, License and sales tax @ 7.75%.
OUT THE DOOR PRICE IS:.......$24,542.55
Price Above Includes destination and handling.
this is copied from the email they sent me.
If you add roughly 10% to the sell price (24.495.00) for taxes, lics. fees, etc. the price comes to $26,944.45.
Somebody made a mistake?
2008 HONDA ACCORD:
TYPE TRANS MSRP Internet pricing
2.4 LX M $20,995 $18,369.39
2.4 LX A $21,795 $19,012.30
2.4 LX-P M $21,995 $19,263.02
2.4 LX-P A $22,795 $19,977.93
2.4 EX M $23,695 $20,782.20
2.4 EX A $24,495 $21,497.11
2.4 EXL M $25,695 $22,569.47
2.4 EXL A $26,495 $23,284.38
2.4 EXL NAV M $27,895 $24,535.46
2.4 EXL NAV A $28,695 $25,250.37
3.5 EX A $26,595 $23,373.74
3.5 EXL A $28,695 $25,250.37
3.5 EXL NAV A $30,895 Call for Availability
Who did you get these quotes from? What state are they located in?
Why? Most states cap how much a dealer documentation fee is. For example, here in Minnesota the state caps dealer at $50.00. Next, sales tax is going to be the same everywhere in the state with the exception of additional county taxes. Finally, plate and transfer fee's collected by the dealer on behalf of the state are the same, except for again if a county has a wheelage tax or some other small fee.
Aside from sales tax, most states will collect county fee's for the county you live in, not the county you purchased the car in. To make an apple to apple compairson, make sure the internet price includes the destination charge - everything else you can figure out on your own with five min's of research.
Just my .02
Fair enough, but where I live (AZ) most dealer doc fees are $369 or more. Some other states that don't cap doc fees are even higher ($500 and up). That is a pretty substantial amount. I just think if you can get all the figures before making a decision, why not do it?
Even with a capped doc fee they can always make up other fees "dealer prep" etc. if you do not make it clear to them that the quote must include destination charge and any fees they charge beyond government mandated fees.
Purchase price $23,545.43
Taxes (3%) $706.36
Tittle $83
Doc fee $299
For a total of $ 24,633.79 and said they would try to get me the 2.9 financing going for the sedans. Im also in NC but I guess I need to be searching in SC.
For The 2008 Honda Accord ; EX-L V6 4dr sedan
MSRP: $ 28060 + $635 Destination
Your Price: $ 25216 + $635 Destination, tax, MV fees & $199 documentation fee.
This is in NJ. Do those numbers sound good. I might try to shop this with another dealership but so far, those are the best numbers I have been quoted.
22,610 base + 635 (dest.) + 200 (doc.) + 7.50 (tire tax) + Tax + DMV.
Made the mistake of going to my "regular" dealer who said they'd match the price quotes I got. When I got there, after a lot of "shmoozing" and agreeing to the price, the Mgr. came out and nixed the deal. Needless to say, I walked out. But since it was end of month and the internet quotes were only for that day (4/30)...... I missed out.
What do you think about the prices I was quoted? Was wondering what deals are available in May, now that the Accord seems to have sold so well in April.
I'm considering a 6MT, which has identical MSRP and invoice as the 5AT, but the best I get in El Paso, TX is $27,500. If somebody knows of a better price than that not too far away please let me know. Thx.
I know in the Western U.S. There are no factory incentives being offered other than lower interest financing.
Unless there is a trade, that the dealer made his profit on or financing, I can not see a dealer letting a car go below invoice plus below their holdback. When someone tells me they bought an EXL V-6 Coupe with Nav for up to 2000.00 below invoice I really question the pricing. Anyone else questioning these prices? The dealer wants to clear inventory, but I can never see one letting a car go at a deep loss that some of these prices reflect.
I ask what that was and he said it was for mud guards, trunk tray, and Wheel locks. Does anyone know if that is right? What is dealer cost of these items?
Thanks
Robby
Ah.....oh nevermind!
Remember, this is for an LX-P automatic. Since you're looking at the LX-P MT, I think you can do much better than this. Oh, I also got my car the last weekend of the month. I think they were trying to sell as many cars as possible. Go for the LX-P. The regular LX doesn't have the alloy wheels (which looks really cool) and it doesn't have an alarm system either.
I don't know if I can lower the price of my accord. Do you have any advices?
THANKS!
I called Carsdirect.com... they gave me an OTD price of $23,131.
(nj sales tax 7%)
I have not tried any dealers yet. I see people on this board have gotten
"really good" prices, ie. 1000k or so below invoice.. wow!!
However, is this more of a regional phenomenon. Realistically, if I can get the car at invoice, about 20,900 is that a good deal here in NJ(monmouth county).
Interested in what others have paid for this car(esp, in tristate area),
thanks
Can you please let me know the name of the dealer and contact information? I am in the market for the same vehicle in North Carolina, but no one came close to what you got . I do not mind driving down to Atlanta to get the same deal. My email is putida at hotmail dot com. Thanks!!
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The Honda automatic start was a bit pricey compared to the aftermarket ones I looked at but it has some extra bells and whistles that the others do not. Climate control from the remote being the biggest advantage.
If anyone in Orange County, CA want to join me in buying a car so we can get a better deal, please email me at rocket1356@hotmail.com. It doesn't have to be EX V6. If we go together, we can get a better discount. :shades: