Price of 2006 Civic
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Re: Price of 2006 Civic
Art wrote:
> { top-posting corrected }
>
> "Traveller" <dates&crates@shaw.ca> wrote in message
> news:7Jkig.2383$IK3.1198@pd7tw1no...
>> Just purchased a Honda Civic Ex
>> With all the bells & whistles Taxes in and 5 year extended warranty Cash
>> no trade was around $28,000.
>
> You probably could have bought an Accord Hybid for that assuming you are in
> the US.
>
His email addy indicates that he is in Canada.
> { top-posting corrected }
>
> "Traveller" <dates&crates@shaw.ca> wrote in message
> news:7Jkig.2383$IK3.1198@pd7tw1no...
>> Just purchased a Honda Civic Ex
>> With all the bells & whistles Taxes in and 5 year extended warranty Cash
>> no trade was around $28,000.
>
> You probably could have bought an Accord Hybid for that assuming you are in
> the US.
>
His email addy indicates that he is in Canada.
#17
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Re: Price of 2006 Civic
> Many places I tried did not want to deal or act in a Pro manner.
I hear ya. There are two Honda dealers in my area. I walked into the first
one, asked the salesman for a price on a Civic and his reply was, and I
quote, "I'm not going to give you a price unless you are going to buy a
car." So, I walked out, drove to the other Honda dealer where the salesman
was more than happy to accommodate my simple request.
Steve
I hear ya. There are two Honda dealers in my area. I walked into the first
one, asked the salesman for a price on a Civic and his reply was, and I
quote, "I'm not going to give you a price unless you are going to buy a
car." So, I walked out, drove to the other Honda dealer where the salesman
was more than happy to accommodate my simple request.
Steve
#18
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Re: Price of 2006 Civic
> Many places I tried did not want to deal or act in a Pro manner.
I hear ya. There are two Honda dealers in my area. I walked into the first
one, asked the salesman for a price on a Civic and his reply was, and I
quote, "I'm not going to give you a price unless you are going to buy a
car." So, I walked out, drove to the other Honda dealer where the salesman
was more than happy to accommodate my simple request.
Steve
I hear ya. There are two Honda dealers in my area. I walked into the first
one, asked the salesman for a price on a Civic and his reply was, and I
quote, "I'm not going to give you a price unless you are going to buy a
car." So, I walked out, drove to the other Honda dealer where the salesman
was more than happy to accommodate my simple request.
Steve
#19
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Re: Price of 2006 Civic
> Many places I tried did not want to deal or act in a Pro manner.
I hear ya. There are two Honda dealers in my area. I walked into the first
one, asked the salesman for a price on a Civic and his reply was, and I
quote, "I'm not going to give you a price unless you are going to buy a
car." So, I walked out, drove to the other Honda dealer where the salesman
was more than happy to accommodate my simple request.
Steve
I hear ya. There are two Honda dealers in my area. I walked into the first
one, asked the salesman for a price on a Civic and his reply was, and I
quote, "I'm not going to give you a price unless you are going to buy a
car." So, I walked out, drove to the other Honda dealer where the salesman
was more than happy to accommodate my simple request.
Steve
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Re: Price of 2006 Civic
Did you know that Honda Canada will not honor warranty if I purchase a car
in the us and bring it up to Canada. I tried to do this and they just
flipped out.
"Steve Mackie" <smackie@eastlink.ca> wrote in message
news:7Fyig.27626$771.23471@edtnps89...
>> Many places I tried did not want to deal or act in a Pro manner.
>
> I hear ya. There are two Honda dealers in my area. I walked into the first
> one, asked the salesman for a price on a Civic and his reply was, and I
> quote, "I'm not going to give you a price unless you are going to buy a
> car." So, I walked out, drove to the other Honda dealer where the salesman
> was more than happy to accommodate my simple request.
>
> Steve
>
>
in the us and bring it up to Canada. I tried to do this and they just
flipped out.
"Steve Mackie" <smackie@eastlink.ca> wrote in message
news:7Fyig.27626$771.23471@edtnps89...
>> Many places I tried did not want to deal or act in a Pro manner.
>
> I hear ya. There are two Honda dealers in my area. I walked into the first
> one, asked the salesman for a price on a Civic and his reply was, and I
> quote, "I'm not going to give you a price unless you are going to buy a
> car." So, I walked out, drove to the other Honda dealer where the salesman
> was more than happy to accommodate my simple request.
>
> Steve
>
>
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Re: Price of 2006 Civic
Did you know that Honda Canada will not honor warranty if I purchase a car
in the us and bring it up to Canada. I tried to do this and they just
flipped out.
"Steve Mackie" <smackie@eastlink.ca> wrote in message
news:7Fyig.27626$771.23471@edtnps89...
>> Many places I tried did not want to deal or act in a Pro manner.
>
> I hear ya. There are two Honda dealers in my area. I walked into the first
> one, asked the salesman for a price on a Civic and his reply was, and I
> quote, "I'm not going to give you a price unless you are going to buy a
> car." So, I walked out, drove to the other Honda dealer where the salesman
> was more than happy to accommodate my simple request.
>
> Steve
>
>
in the us and bring it up to Canada. I tried to do this and they just
flipped out.
"Steve Mackie" <smackie@eastlink.ca> wrote in message
news:7Fyig.27626$771.23471@edtnps89...
>> Many places I tried did not want to deal or act in a Pro manner.
>
> I hear ya. There are two Honda dealers in my area. I walked into the first
> one, asked the salesman for a price on a Civic and his reply was, and I
> quote, "I'm not going to give you a price unless you are going to buy a
> car." So, I walked out, drove to the other Honda dealer where the salesman
> was more than happy to accommodate my simple request.
>
> Steve
>
>
#22
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Re: Price of 2006 Civic
Did you know that Honda Canada will not honor warranty if I purchase a car
in the us and bring it up to Canada. I tried to do this and they just
flipped out.
"Steve Mackie" <smackie@eastlink.ca> wrote in message
news:7Fyig.27626$771.23471@edtnps89...
>> Many places I tried did not want to deal or act in a Pro manner.
>
> I hear ya. There are two Honda dealers in my area. I walked into the first
> one, asked the salesman for a price on a Civic and his reply was, and I
> quote, "I'm not going to give you a price unless you are going to buy a
> car." So, I walked out, drove to the other Honda dealer where the salesman
> was more than happy to accommodate my simple request.
>
> Steve
>
>
in the us and bring it up to Canada. I tried to do this and they just
flipped out.
"Steve Mackie" <smackie@eastlink.ca> wrote in message
news:7Fyig.27626$771.23471@edtnps89...
>> Many places I tried did not want to deal or act in a Pro manner.
>
> I hear ya. There are two Honda dealers in my area. I walked into the first
> one, asked the salesman for a price on a Civic and his reply was, and I
> quote, "I'm not going to give you a price unless you are going to buy a
> car." So, I walked out, drove to the other Honda dealer where the salesman
> was more than happy to accommodate my simple request.
>
> Steve
>
>
#23
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Re: Price of 2006 Civic
How much without that overpriced 5 year extended warranty?
"Traveller" <dates&crates@shaw.ca> wrote in message
news:7Jkig.2383$IK3.1198@pd7tw1no...
> Just purchased a Honda Civic Ex
> With all the bells & whistles Taxes in and 5 year extended warranty Cash
no
> trade was around $28,000.
>
> Many places I tried did not want to deal or act in a Pro manner.
>
> "Steve Mackie" <smackie@eastlink.ca> wrote in message
> news:fMiig.48765$JX1.862@edtnps82...
> >> I been in the market for a 2006 civic for last couple of weeks and
> >> dealers in Boston area have been horrible. The car is selling like hot
> >> cakes and so no one wants to budge. Anyways I thought it would be
> >> useful to do a survey of approximate cost of Civics 2006 model .
> >>
> >> Please include area, model (DX,LX,EX,hybrid), price without taxes and
> >> documentation and extra options if any. Thanks all for the effort...
> >
> > Halifax, NS, Canada
> > '06 Civic LX Coupe
> > Base Price - $21,980.00 CDN
> > Freight - $1,225.00 CDN
> > A/C Excise Tax - $100.00 CDN
> > Lock Nuts - $69.57 CDN
> > Trunk Tray - $147.83 CDN
> > 4 year/100,000km Warranty - $414.00 CDN
> > SUBTOTAL - $23,936.40 CDN
> >
> > Trade in Value - -$1000.00 CDN
> > Tire Levy+HST - $17.25 CDN
> > HST - $3528.36 CDN
> > Warranty HST - $62.10 CDN
> > License Fee - $10.65 CDN
> > Protection Plan - $199.00 CDN
> > Protection Plan HST - $29.85 CDN
> >
> > BALANCE DUE - $26,783.61 CDN
> >
> > Steve
> >
> >
>
>
"Traveller" <dates&crates@shaw.ca> wrote in message
news:7Jkig.2383$IK3.1198@pd7tw1no...
> Just purchased a Honda Civic Ex
> With all the bells & whistles Taxes in and 5 year extended warranty Cash
no
> trade was around $28,000.
>
> Many places I tried did not want to deal or act in a Pro manner.
>
> "Steve Mackie" <smackie@eastlink.ca> wrote in message
> news:fMiig.48765$JX1.862@edtnps82...
> >> I been in the market for a 2006 civic for last couple of weeks and
> >> dealers in Boston area have been horrible. The car is selling like hot
> >> cakes and so no one wants to budge. Anyways I thought it would be
> >> useful to do a survey of approximate cost of Civics 2006 model .
> >>
> >> Please include area, model (DX,LX,EX,hybrid), price without taxes and
> >> documentation and extra options if any. Thanks all for the effort...
> >
> > Halifax, NS, Canada
> > '06 Civic LX Coupe
> > Base Price - $21,980.00 CDN
> > Freight - $1,225.00 CDN
> > A/C Excise Tax - $100.00 CDN
> > Lock Nuts - $69.57 CDN
> > Trunk Tray - $147.83 CDN
> > 4 year/100,000km Warranty - $414.00 CDN
> > SUBTOTAL - $23,936.40 CDN
> >
> > Trade in Value - -$1000.00 CDN
> > Tire Levy+HST - $17.25 CDN
> > HST - $3528.36 CDN
> > Warranty HST - $62.10 CDN
> > License Fee - $10.65 CDN
> > Protection Plan - $199.00 CDN
> > Protection Plan HST - $29.85 CDN
> >
> > BALANCE DUE - $26,783.61 CDN
> >
> > Steve
> >
> >
>
>
#24
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Re: Price of 2006 Civic
How much without that overpriced 5 year extended warranty?
"Traveller" <dates&crates@shaw.ca> wrote in message
news:7Jkig.2383$IK3.1198@pd7tw1no...
> Just purchased a Honda Civic Ex
> With all the bells & whistles Taxes in and 5 year extended warranty Cash
no
> trade was around $28,000.
>
> Many places I tried did not want to deal or act in a Pro manner.
>
> "Steve Mackie" <smackie@eastlink.ca> wrote in message
> news:fMiig.48765$JX1.862@edtnps82...
> >> I been in the market for a 2006 civic for last couple of weeks and
> >> dealers in Boston area have been horrible. The car is selling like hot
> >> cakes and so no one wants to budge. Anyways I thought it would be
> >> useful to do a survey of approximate cost of Civics 2006 model .
> >>
> >> Please include area, model (DX,LX,EX,hybrid), price without taxes and
> >> documentation and extra options if any. Thanks all for the effort...
> >
> > Halifax, NS, Canada
> > '06 Civic LX Coupe
> > Base Price - $21,980.00 CDN
> > Freight - $1,225.00 CDN
> > A/C Excise Tax - $100.00 CDN
> > Lock Nuts - $69.57 CDN
> > Trunk Tray - $147.83 CDN
> > 4 year/100,000km Warranty - $414.00 CDN
> > SUBTOTAL - $23,936.40 CDN
> >
> > Trade in Value - -$1000.00 CDN
> > Tire Levy+HST - $17.25 CDN
> > HST - $3528.36 CDN
> > Warranty HST - $62.10 CDN
> > License Fee - $10.65 CDN
> > Protection Plan - $199.00 CDN
> > Protection Plan HST - $29.85 CDN
> >
> > BALANCE DUE - $26,783.61 CDN
> >
> > Steve
> >
> >
>
>
"Traveller" <dates&crates@shaw.ca> wrote in message
news:7Jkig.2383$IK3.1198@pd7tw1no...
> Just purchased a Honda Civic Ex
> With all the bells & whistles Taxes in and 5 year extended warranty Cash
no
> trade was around $28,000.
>
> Many places I tried did not want to deal or act in a Pro manner.
>
> "Steve Mackie" <smackie@eastlink.ca> wrote in message
> news:fMiig.48765$JX1.862@edtnps82...
> >> I been in the market for a 2006 civic for last couple of weeks and
> >> dealers in Boston area have been horrible. The car is selling like hot
> >> cakes and so no one wants to budge. Anyways I thought it would be
> >> useful to do a survey of approximate cost of Civics 2006 model .
> >>
> >> Please include area, model (DX,LX,EX,hybrid), price without taxes and
> >> documentation and extra options if any. Thanks all for the effort...
> >
> > Halifax, NS, Canada
> > '06 Civic LX Coupe
> > Base Price - $21,980.00 CDN
> > Freight - $1,225.00 CDN
> > A/C Excise Tax - $100.00 CDN
> > Lock Nuts - $69.57 CDN
> > Trunk Tray - $147.83 CDN
> > 4 year/100,000km Warranty - $414.00 CDN
> > SUBTOTAL - $23,936.40 CDN
> >
> > Trade in Value - -$1000.00 CDN
> > Tire Levy+HST - $17.25 CDN
> > HST - $3528.36 CDN
> > Warranty HST - $62.10 CDN
> > License Fee - $10.65 CDN
> > Protection Plan - $199.00 CDN
> > Protection Plan HST - $29.85 CDN
> >
> > BALANCE DUE - $26,783.61 CDN
> >
> > Steve
> >
> >
>
>
#25
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Re: Price of 2006 Civic
How much without that overpriced 5 year extended warranty?
"Traveller" <dates&crates@shaw.ca> wrote in message
news:7Jkig.2383$IK3.1198@pd7tw1no...
> Just purchased a Honda Civic Ex
> With all the bells & whistles Taxes in and 5 year extended warranty Cash
no
> trade was around $28,000.
>
> Many places I tried did not want to deal or act in a Pro manner.
>
> "Steve Mackie" <smackie@eastlink.ca> wrote in message
> news:fMiig.48765$JX1.862@edtnps82...
> >> I been in the market for a 2006 civic for last couple of weeks and
> >> dealers in Boston area have been horrible. The car is selling like hot
> >> cakes and so no one wants to budge. Anyways I thought it would be
> >> useful to do a survey of approximate cost of Civics 2006 model .
> >>
> >> Please include area, model (DX,LX,EX,hybrid), price without taxes and
> >> documentation and extra options if any. Thanks all for the effort...
> >
> > Halifax, NS, Canada
> > '06 Civic LX Coupe
> > Base Price - $21,980.00 CDN
> > Freight - $1,225.00 CDN
> > A/C Excise Tax - $100.00 CDN
> > Lock Nuts - $69.57 CDN
> > Trunk Tray - $147.83 CDN
> > 4 year/100,000km Warranty - $414.00 CDN
> > SUBTOTAL - $23,936.40 CDN
> >
> > Trade in Value - -$1000.00 CDN
> > Tire Levy+HST - $17.25 CDN
> > HST - $3528.36 CDN
> > Warranty HST - $62.10 CDN
> > License Fee - $10.65 CDN
> > Protection Plan - $199.00 CDN
> > Protection Plan HST - $29.85 CDN
> >
> > BALANCE DUE - $26,783.61 CDN
> >
> > Steve
> >
> >
>
>
"Traveller" <dates&crates@shaw.ca> wrote in message
news:7Jkig.2383$IK3.1198@pd7tw1no...
> Just purchased a Honda Civic Ex
> With all the bells & whistles Taxes in and 5 year extended warranty Cash
no
> trade was around $28,000.
>
> Many places I tried did not want to deal or act in a Pro manner.
>
> "Steve Mackie" <smackie@eastlink.ca> wrote in message
> news:fMiig.48765$JX1.862@edtnps82...
> >> I been in the market for a 2006 civic for last couple of weeks and
> >> dealers in Boston area have been horrible. The car is selling like hot
> >> cakes and so no one wants to budge. Anyways I thought it would be
> >> useful to do a survey of approximate cost of Civics 2006 model .
> >>
> >> Please include area, model (DX,LX,EX,hybrid), price without taxes and
> >> documentation and extra options if any. Thanks all for the effort...
> >
> > Halifax, NS, Canada
> > '06 Civic LX Coupe
> > Base Price - $21,980.00 CDN
> > Freight - $1,225.00 CDN
> > A/C Excise Tax - $100.00 CDN
> > Lock Nuts - $69.57 CDN
> > Trunk Tray - $147.83 CDN
> > 4 year/100,000km Warranty - $414.00 CDN
> > SUBTOTAL - $23,936.40 CDN
> >
> > Trade in Value - -$1000.00 CDN
> > Tire Levy+HST - $17.25 CDN
> > HST - $3528.36 CDN
> > Warranty HST - $62.10 CDN
> > License Fee - $10.65 CDN
> > Protection Plan - $199.00 CDN
> > Protection Plan HST - $29.85 CDN
> >
> > BALANCE DUE - $26,783.61 CDN
> >
> > Steve
> >
> >
>
>
#26
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Re: Price of 2006 Civic
I noticed prices started getting high about three years ago
when gasoline started going above $2.
Everyone introducing a new class of smaller cars,
including the Honda Fit. Its the size of Civic about
ten years ago. No data on reliability.
when gasoline started going above $2.
Everyone introducing a new class of smaller cars,
including the Honda Fit. Its the size of Civic about
ten years ago. No data on reliability.
#27
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Re: Price of 2006 Civic
I noticed prices started getting high about three years ago
when gasoline started going above $2.
Everyone introducing a new class of smaller cars,
including the Honda Fit. Its the size of Civic about
ten years ago. No data on reliability.
when gasoline started going above $2.
Everyone introducing a new class of smaller cars,
including the Honda Fit. Its the size of Civic about
ten years ago. No data on reliability.
#28
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Re: Price of 2006 Civic
I noticed prices started getting high about three years ago
when gasoline started going above $2.
Everyone introducing a new class of smaller cars,
including the Honda Fit. Its the size of Civic about
ten years ago. No data on reliability.
when gasoline started going above $2.
Everyone introducing a new class of smaller cars,
including the Honda Fit. Its the size of Civic about
ten years ago. No data on reliability.
#29
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Re: Price of 2006 Civic
They are trying to prevent 'gray market' sales. Meaning buying a car in an
area where its cheaper due to market conditions and then taking it to another
market where the price is inflated.
A couple years ago when the US exchange on canadian dollars was ridiculous,
this practice was rampant, especially on trucks. A $20000CAD truck in Canada
was $20000USD in the US. At 1.4 exchange, it meant you could turn an $8000
profit just by driving it down.
Car companies prevent this by making it difficult to do on newer vehicles by
not honoring the warranty unless you can prove you are moving to the
specified market.
t
Traveller wrote:
>Did you know that Honda Canada will not honor warranty if I purchase a car
>in the us and bring it up to Canada. I tried to do this and they just
>flipped out.
>>> Many places I tried did not want to deal or act in a Pro manner.
>>
>[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>>
>> Steve
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area where its cheaper due to market conditions and then taking it to another
market where the price is inflated.
A couple years ago when the US exchange on canadian dollars was ridiculous,
this practice was rampant, especially on trucks. A $20000CAD truck in Canada
was $20000USD in the US. At 1.4 exchange, it meant you could turn an $8000
profit just by driving it down.
Car companies prevent this by making it difficult to do on newer vehicles by
not honoring the warranty unless you can prove you are moving to the
specified market.
t
Traveller wrote:
>Did you know that Honda Canada will not honor warranty if I purchase a car
>in the us and bring it up to Canada. I tried to do this and they just
>flipped out.
>>> Many places I tried did not want to deal or act in a Pro manner.
>>
>[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>>
>> Steve
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#30
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Re: Price of 2006 Civic
They are trying to prevent 'gray market' sales. Meaning buying a car in an
area where its cheaper due to market conditions and then taking it to another
market where the price is inflated.
A couple years ago when the US exchange on canadian dollars was ridiculous,
this practice was rampant, especially on trucks. A $20000CAD truck in Canada
was $20000USD in the US. At 1.4 exchange, it meant you could turn an $8000
profit just by driving it down.
Car companies prevent this by making it difficult to do on newer vehicles by
not honoring the warranty unless you can prove you are moving to the
specified market.
t
Traveller wrote:
>Did you know that Honda Canada will not honor warranty if I purchase a car
>in the us and bring it up to Canada. I tried to do this and they just
>flipped out.
>>> Many places I tried did not want to deal or act in a Pro manner.
>>
>[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>>
>> Steve
--
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area where its cheaper due to market conditions and then taking it to another
market where the price is inflated.
A couple years ago when the US exchange on canadian dollars was ridiculous,
this practice was rampant, especially on trucks. A $20000CAD truck in Canada
was $20000USD in the US. At 1.4 exchange, it meant you could turn an $8000
profit just by driving it down.
Car companies prevent this by making it difficult to do on newer vehicles by
not honoring the warranty unless you can prove you are moving to the
specified market.
t
Traveller wrote:
>Did you know that Honda Canada will not honor warranty if I purchase a car
>in the us and bring it up to Canada. I tried to do this and they just
>flipped out.
>>> Many places I tried did not want to deal or act in a Pro manner.
>>
>[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>>
>> Steve
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