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Anyone think this deal is feasible? NoVA area.
Edit: Mine was also w/ navigation system!!! and got 2.9% APR for 36 months.
Also included were the wheel locks, all weather interior mats, cargo tray, wheel & door guards, and mud guards in the front and back.
Price--------------------------------> $25945
Total price with tax and licenses----> $28210
Got 3.9% for 60 months through AHFC.....
Did I get a fair shake here in California...Need your help
I was planning to wait until September but it sounds like I should buy now if I want a good selection of '07 models and the 2.9% financing.
1. how can I find invoice price in edmunds? what's the typical deal of this model invoice +/- $???
2. does it have incentives now?
3. if I do not use financing program, can I get 1000 or 1500 down like TL?
4. what accessory should I ask to get? floor mats, wheel locks, ???
thanks in advance!
http://www.edmunds.com/new/2007/acura/tsx/100826499/prices.html
2. Incentives can also be found on Edmunds website at:
http://www.edmunds.com/incentives/RebateController?step=0&tid=edmunds.n.incentivesindex.incentives.1.1.*
Additional incentives can be found on Acura's website. They vary based upon your zipcode.
3. Talk to your dealer.
4. Accessories are a personal decision based upon your specific needs. Most dealers add some accessories to the base models and are added to the price of the car. For example, the dealers add something called the weather protection package. This usually consists of mud flaps, rubber floor mats, wheel locks, and maybe a trunk liner. Check out Acura's website to see what are available, and make your selection from there. Get the accessories you want, not what are already on the car or what the dealer is pushing at a high upcharge. Keep in mind there are websites that sell accessories that may be cheaper then the dealers price.
Thanks for the links!
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Has Acura ever offered 2.9% or less for 60 months?
Right now it's 2.9% for 36 months and 4.9% for 60 months, for both 07 and 08 TSX.
I can't imagine them going any lower. To be honest, I'm surprised they are offering any deals on the 08's. They just arrived. If you are looking for an 07, the longer you wait the less selection will be available.
I'm prepared to wait till december if I can get a good deal on the 2008.
Please advice.
If the 2009 is a radical change (ie diesel, SH-AWD, turbo) from the 2008, I would think great deals on the “dated” 2008’s would be available as the 2009’s hit the market. It’s simple supply vs demand, everyone wants the new toy. But it still unknown when the new model will be available. Some rumors have it coming out as early as spring of ’09.
We’ve bought Acura’s at the end of the model year in the past and managed to get amazing deals because the dealer wanted to get rid of the old models. We were more than happy to take the older cars off their hands because we didn’t like the new model. In our case, just because it’s newer doesn’t make it better, but we never told the dealer that. Selection was slim, but we got what we wanted.
But I wouldn’t be afraid to pull the trigger now if you found the right car for you. Would you rather be driving a new car for six months, or wait six months to save a few bucks and risk not getting the color/combination you want? On the other hand, Acura usually has some 'Holiday' specials, so maybe that would work out with your timeline.
I wasn't much help was I?
26600 + TTL -> 29110 OTD
have not got any accessory from dealers, even wheel locks.
is it good deal in CA?
Appreciate all helps from this forum. Special thanks to flats!
Looking at some recent purchases from another forum, here are some recent 2007 purchases (all prices shown below are price paid before tax/lic) :
7/2007 Non-Nav IL $27,250
7/2007 Non-Nav CA $28,000
6/2007 Non-Nav VA $26,125
6/2007 Non-Nav NY $26,671
6/2007 Non-Nav MD $25,997
7/2007 Nav CA $27,200
7/2007 Nav CA $28,000
6/2007 Nav TX $28,500
6/2007 Navi CA $27,489
6/2007 Navi CA $27,100
5/2007 Navi CA $27,745
5/2007 Navi CA $27,850
In my area, the lowest price I can get is $28,300 before TTL for the Navi. Hopefully this will answer your question.
I'm set on a 2007 6-speed manual with navi, but does anyone know which dealerships in the tri-state area have offered good deals?
wow, I am so surprised that the great savings by reading this forum and your efforts will be highly appreciated by all readers like me.
on the other hand, to be fair, I have not got any accessory on it. people who get all season mats, wheel locks, cargo net, splash guards, and oil change service, which are the true cost too, and will be added to the total.
tsx_fan2
Send email to greentea_ca@yahoo.com, I will reply you with detail information. if need, I can call the sales guy to help you get the deal.
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I am not sure whether doing this is good or bad for them, they provide very nice service, very professional, great guys!
Thanks... You helped a lot... This forum is great. Provides a lot of info for first time buyers like me...
I have been quoted $26,400 for a 2007,Auto,Non-Nav here in the Cleveland area...
I am still talking to dealers but thought that I would chime in, I hope to have my new TSX wrapped up this weekend!
:surprise:
to tsx_fan2.
I replied your email, and make sure that dealer did not add other accessories, otherwise, you probably need add sth to the total price. hope you will get yours soon!
Just quick recap. I live in Westchester, NY. Put the deposit down on a M/T w/ Navi with $27,581 w/o TTL on the TSX.
What do you guys think? good deal?
05/07 $28,282 Hoodside, NY
01/07 $28,000 Woodside, NY
Check out my previous post #3364 containing pricing for other areas. But your price seems very good to me. Include the low APR currently available thru Acura, I'd say it's a win win situation.
At first I was thinking of the IS250 AWD, but it is almost 10k more expensive than the TSX for the same features/options.
any advice? if i do get the tsx, what kind of OTD price should i negotiate?
We paid $26,000 + $275 for Title,Misc fees in the Cleveland area.
I get to pick it up today after work and can't wait! I have nothing but positive things to say about Motorcars Acura in Bedford.
Thanks to all that have posted in here, you have helped me save money.
We paid $26,451 + $299 processing + 802.50 sales tax (3%) + $10 "online systems filing fee" + $49.50 for tags + $44.97 "dealer's business license tax" (0.17%). Total out the door of $27,656.97.
To get this price we had to take the Acura financing of either 2.9% for 3 years or 4.9% for 5 years, because apparently Acura gives the dealer a $1,000 rebate when you take the financing. As far as I can tell this is a "no fees" simple interest loan, so we can pay it off at any time.
(Oh, and they threw in a moonroof spoiler and wheel locks.)
They claimed they would give me an even better deal (maybe $600 less?) if I had taken one with the Silver exterior, since they supposedly had 3 in stock that they want to move. (Ours was brought in from another dealer on demand.)
I hope this information is useful to anyone in the market. Let me know if I can answer any questions.
Received a similar quote from Pohanka sans the free oil changes and inspections.
Should I keep this warranty? I know the TSX is pretty reliable, but random problems can cost a chunk of change on a luxury car. I plan to put a ton of miles on this car.
Thanks for any advice.
Ask yourself how long you plan on keeping the car. If it’s under 5 years, definitely pass.
Acura also has a base warranty for the powertain for 6 years, 70k. See what the extended warranty covers and make sure it doesn’t overlap. Why pay twice? Does the warranty transfer if you purchase a new car?
We bought the extended warranties many moons ago when we got our first Acura's. We got the warranties for the exact same reason you mentioned. So far, we never needed them, and have since passed on all extended warranties. Our Acura's are our 'go' cars, which is an acronym for gas and oil. That's all they ever needed, many passed the 100k mark with ease. Excuse me while I go knock on wood. :shades: