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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 -- Message posted via CarKB.com http://www.carkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx...-cars/200606/1 |
Re: Price of 2006 Civic
We're also in the market for a new 2006 Civic LX 4d AT (no extra
options) in the Boston area. After negotiating, our best quote is $16,300 (includes $550 destination charge) + $198 doc fee + $86 new plates + 5% tax ($17,404 total out the door). We've found at least 2 places that will do this. We're going with the dealership that also gives 5 free oil changes, free unlimited car washes, free loaner car, free towing within 20 mile radius and free shuttle service. It definitely pays to ask if there are service advantages to buying at a particular dealership. Most other dealerships are charging sticker. learnfpga@gmail.com wrote: > 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... |
Re: Price of 2006 Civic
We're also in the market for a new 2006 Civic LX 4d AT (no extra
options) in the Boston area. After negotiating, our best quote is $16,300 (includes $550 destination charge) + $198 doc fee + $86 new plates + 5% tax ($17,404 total out the door). We've found at least 2 places that will do this. We're going with the dealership that also gives 5 free oil changes, free unlimited car washes, free loaner car, free towing within 20 mile radius and free shuttle service. It definitely pays to ask if there are service advantages to buying at a particular dealership. Most other dealerships are charging sticker. learnfpga@gmail.com wrote: > 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... |
Re: Price of 2006 Civic
We're also in the market for a new 2006 Civic LX 4d AT (no extra
options) in the Boston area. After negotiating, our best quote is $16,300 (includes $550 destination charge) + $198 doc fee + $86 new plates + 5% tax ($17,404 total out the door). We've found at least 2 places that will do this. We're going with the dealership that also gives 5 free oil changes, free unlimited car washes, free loaner car, free towing within 20 mile radius and free shuttle service. It definitely pays to ask if there are service advantages to buying at a particular dealership. Most other dealerships are charging sticker. learnfpga@gmail.com wrote: > 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... |
Re: Price of 2006 Civic
Which dealer ship are you finally going to?...............
Gtr wrote: > We're also in the market for a new 2006 Civic LX 4d AT (no extra > options) in the Boston area. After negotiating, our best quote is > $16,300 (includes $550 destination charge) + $198 doc fee + $86 new > plates + 5% tax ($17,404 total out the door). We've found at least 2 > places that will do this. We're going with the dealership that also > gives 5 free oil changes, free unlimited car washes, free loaner car, > free towing within 20 mile radius and free shuttle service. It > definitely pays to ask if there are service advantages to buying at a > particular dealership. Most other dealerships are charging sticker. > > > learnfpga@gmail.com wrote: > > 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... |
Re: Price of 2006 Civic
Which dealer ship are you finally going to?...............
Gtr wrote: > We're also in the market for a new 2006 Civic LX 4d AT (no extra > options) in the Boston area. After negotiating, our best quote is > $16,300 (includes $550 destination charge) + $198 doc fee + $86 new > plates + 5% tax ($17,404 total out the door). We've found at least 2 > places that will do this. We're going with the dealership that also > gives 5 free oil changes, free unlimited car washes, free loaner car, > free towing within 20 mile radius and free shuttle service. It > definitely pays to ask if there are service advantages to buying at a > particular dealership. Most other dealerships are charging sticker. > > > learnfpga@gmail.com wrote: > > 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... |
Re: Price of 2006 Civic
Which dealer ship are you finally going to?...............
Gtr wrote: > We're also in the market for a new 2006 Civic LX 4d AT (no extra > options) in the Boston area. After negotiating, our best quote is > $16,300 (includes $550 destination charge) + $198 doc fee + $86 new > plates + 5% tax ($17,404 total out the door). We've found at least 2 > places that will do this. We're going with the dealership that also > gives 5 free oil changes, free unlimited car washes, free loaner car, > free towing within 20 mile radius and free shuttle service. It > definitely pays to ask if there are service advantages to buying at a > particular dealership. Most other dealerships are charging sticker. > > > learnfpga@gmail.com wrote: > > 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... |
Re: Price of 2006 Civic
We bought a new 2006 Accord LX automatic for $16,888 (includes
destination) instead because we thought it was a better value. In fact, the same dealership wanted $17,800 for a new 2006 Civic LX AT, but we had a price of $16,300 elsewhere (includes destination). The Accord was a good deal, no? Laws of supply and demand... learnfpga@gmail.com wrote: > Which dealer ship are you finally going to?............... > Gtr wrote: > > We're also in the market for a new 2006 Civic LX 4d AT (no extra > > options) in the Boston area. After negotiating, our best quote is > > $16,300 (includes $550 destination charge) + $198 doc fee + $86 new > > plates + 5% tax ($17,404 total out the door). We've found at least 2 > > places that will do this. We're going with the dealership that also > > gives 5 free oil changes, free unlimited car washes, free loaner car, > > free towing within 20 mile radius and free shuttle service. It > > definitely pays to ask if there are service advantages to buying at a > > particular dealership. Most other dealerships are charging sticker. > > > > > > learnfpga@gmail.com wrote: > > > 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... |
Re: Price of 2006 Civic
We bought a new 2006 Accord LX automatic for $16,888 (includes
destination) instead because we thought it was a better value. In fact, the same dealership wanted $17,800 for a new 2006 Civic LX AT, but we had a price of $16,300 elsewhere (includes destination). The Accord was a good deal, no? Laws of supply and demand... learnfpga@gmail.com wrote: > Which dealer ship are you finally going to?............... > Gtr wrote: > > We're also in the market for a new 2006 Civic LX 4d AT (no extra > > options) in the Boston area. After negotiating, our best quote is > > $16,300 (includes $550 destination charge) + $198 doc fee + $86 new > > plates + 5% tax ($17,404 total out the door). We've found at least 2 > > places that will do this. We're going with the dealership that also > > gives 5 free oil changes, free unlimited car washes, free loaner car, > > free towing within 20 mile radius and free shuttle service. It > > definitely pays to ask if there are service advantages to buying at a > > particular dealership. Most other dealerships are charging sticker. > > > > > > learnfpga@gmail.com wrote: > > > 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... |
Re: Price of 2006 Civic
We bought a new 2006 Accord LX automatic for $16,888 (includes
destination) instead because we thought it was a better value. In fact, the same dealership wanted $17,800 for a new 2006 Civic LX AT, but we had a price of $16,300 elsewhere (includes destination). The Accord was a good deal, no? Laws of supply and demand... learnfpga@gmail.com wrote: > Which dealer ship are you finally going to?............... > Gtr wrote: > > We're also in the market for a new 2006 Civic LX 4d AT (no extra > > options) in the Boston area. After negotiating, our best quote is > > $16,300 (includes $550 destination charge) + $198 doc fee + $86 new > > plates + 5% tax ($17,404 total out the door). We've found at least 2 > > places that will do this. We're going with the dealership that also > > gives 5 free oil changes, free unlimited car washes, free loaner car, > > free towing within 20 mile radius and free shuttle service. It > > definitely pays to ask if there are service advantages to buying at a > > particular dealership. Most other dealerships are charging sticker. > > > > > > learnfpga@gmail.com wrote: > > > 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... |
Re: Price of 2006 Civic
We bought a new 2006 Accord LX automatic for $16,888 (includes
destination) instead because we thought it was a better value. In fact, the same dealership wanted $17,800 for a new 2006 Civic LX AT, but we had a price of $16,300 elsewhere (includes destination). The Accord was a good deal, no? Laws of supply and demand... learnfpga@gmail.com wrote: > Which dealer ship are you finally going to?............... > Gtr wrote: > > We're also in the market for a new 2006 Civic LX 4d AT (no extra > > options) in the Boston area. After negotiating, our best quote is > > $16,300 (includes $550 destination charge) + $198 doc fee + $86 new > > plates + 5% tax ($17,404 total out the door). We've found at least 2 > > places that will do this. We're going with the dealership that also > > gives 5 free oil changes, free unlimited car washes, free loaner car, > > free towing within 20 mile radius and free shuttle service. It > > definitely pays to ask if there are service advantages to buying at a > > particular dealership. Most other dealerships are charging sticker. > > > > > > learnfpga@gmail.com wrote: > > > 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... |
Re: Price of 2006 Civic
Wow, I'd say you got an excellent deal! I thought I had a great deal on my
'05 Accord LX - MANUAL last year for $16945. You scored an excellent deal. How did you manage that? -Dave <eva070@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1151895851.533852.72660@v61g2000cwv.googlegro ups.com... > We bought a new 2006 Accord LX automatic for $16,888 (includes > destination) instead because we thought it was a better value. In > fact, the same dealership wanted $17,800 for a new 2006 Civic LX AT, > but we had a price of $16,300 elsewhere (includes destination). The > Accord was a good deal, no? Laws of supply and demand... > > > learnfpga@gmail.com wrote: >> Which dealer ship are you finally going to?............... >> Gtr wrote: >> > We're also in the market for a new 2006 Civic LX 4d AT (no extra >> > options) in the Boston area. After negotiating, our best quote is >> > $16,300 (includes $550 destination charge) + $198 doc fee + $86 new >> > plates + 5% tax ($17,404 total out the door). We've found at least 2 >> > places that will do this. We're going with the dealership that also >> > gives 5 free oil changes, free unlimited car washes, free loaner car, >> > free towing within 20 mile radius and free shuttle service. It >> > definitely pays to ask if there are service advantages to buying at a >> > particular dealership. Most other dealerships are charging sticker. >> > >> > >> > learnfpga@gmail.com wrote: >> > > 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... > |
Re: Price of 2006 Civic
Wow, I'd say you got an excellent deal! I thought I had a great deal on my
'05 Accord LX - MANUAL last year for $16945. You scored an excellent deal. How did you manage that? -Dave <eva070@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1151895851.533852.72660@v61g2000cwv.googlegro ups.com... > We bought a new 2006 Accord LX automatic for $16,888 (includes > destination) instead because we thought it was a better value. In > fact, the same dealership wanted $17,800 for a new 2006 Civic LX AT, > but we had a price of $16,300 elsewhere (includes destination). The > Accord was a good deal, no? Laws of supply and demand... > > > learnfpga@gmail.com wrote: >> Which dealer ship are you finally going to?............... >> Gtr wrote: >> > We're also in the market for a new 2006 Civic LX 4d AT (no extra >> > options) in the Boston area. After negotiating, our best quote is >> > $16,300 (includes $550 destination charge) + $198 doc fee + $86 new >> > plates + 5% tax ($17,404 total out the door). We've found at least 2 >> > places that will do this. We're going with the dealership that also >> > gives 5 free oil changes, free unlimited car washes, free loaner car, >> > free towing within 20 mile radius and free shuttle service. It >> > definitely pays to ask if there are service advantages to buying at a >> > particular dealership. Most other dealerships are charging sticker. >> > >> > >> > learnfpga@gmail.com wrote: >> > > 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... > |
Re: Price of 2006 Civic
Wow, I'd say you got an excellent deal! I thought I had a great deal on my
'05 Accord LX - MANUAL last year for $16945. You scored an excellent deal. How did you manage that? -Dave <eva070@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1151895851.533852.72660@v61g2000cwv.googlegro ups.com... > We bought a new 2006 Accord LX automatic for $16,888 (includes > destination) instead because we thought it was a better value. In > fact, the same dealership wanted $17,800 for a new 2006 Civic LX AT, > but we had a price of $16,300 elsewhere (includes destination). The > Accord was a good deal, no? Laws of supply and demand... > > > learnfpga@gmail.com wrote: >> Which dealer ship are you finally going to?............... >> Gtr wrote: >> > We're also in the market for a new 2006 Civic LX 4d AT (no extra >> > options) in the Boston area. After negotiating, our best quote is >> > $16,300 (includes $550 destination charge) + $198 doc fee + $86 new >> > plates + 5% tax ($17,404 total out the door). We've found at least 2 >> > places that will do this. We're going with the dealership that also >> > gives 5 free oil changes, free unlimited car washes, free loaner car, >> > free towing within 20 mile radius and free shuttle service. It >> > definitely pays to ask if there are service advantages to buying at a >> > particular dealership. Most other dealerships are charging sticker. >> > >> > >> > learnfpga@gmail.com wrote: >> > > 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... > |
Re: Price of 2006 Civic
Wow, I'd say you got an excellent deal! I thought I had a great deal on my
'05 Accord LX - MANUAL last year for $16945. You scored an excellent deal. How did you manage that? -Dave <eva070@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1151895851.533852.72660@v61g2000cwv.googlegro ups.com... > We bought a new 2006 Accord LX automatic for $16,888 (includes > destination) instead because we thought it was a better value. In > fact, the same dealership wanted $17,800 for a new 2006 Civic LX AT, > but we had a price of $16,300 elsewhere (includes destination). The > Accord was a good deal, no? Laws of supply and demand... > > > learnfpga@gmail.com wrote: >> Which dealer ship are you finally going to?............... >> Gtr wrote: >> > We're also in the market for a new 2006 Civic LX 4d AT (no extra >> > options) in the Boston area. After negotiating, our best quote is >> > $16,300 (includes $550 destination charge) + $198 doc fee + $86 new >> > plates + 5% tax ($17,404 total out the door). We've found at least 2 >> > places that will do this. We're going with the dealership that also >> > gives 5 free oil changes, free unlimited car washes, free loaner car, >> > free towing within 20 mile radius and free shuttle service. It >> > definitely pays to ask if there are service advantages to buying at a >> > particular dealership. Most other dealerships are charging sticker. >> > >> > >> > learnfpga@gmail.com wrote: >> > > 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... > |
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