purchase of a demo car
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From: magee, ms, usa
purchase of a demo car
there is a 2004 honda accord coupe ex with 15,500 miles on it it is graphite grey and the invoice price is 19,000 plus tax and title what is a good price to bargin for.
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Re: purchase of a demo car (yana87@hotmail.com)
Demo car? demolition car?
So there's a Graphite grey 2004 Honda accord with 15500miles on the ticker, the guy is asking for 19,000 without tax and you want to know what is a good price for it, huh?
what about look it up in kelly'sbluebook?
So there's a Graphite grey 2004 Honda accord with 15500miles on the ticker, the guy is asking for 19,000 without tax and you want to know what is a good price for it, huh?
what about look it up in kelly'sbluebook?
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Re: purchase of a demo car (yana87@hotmail.com)
Buying a demo car is like paying the original MSRP on a used car; you're screwing yourself. You have no idea how the car has been driven, and the dealer probably doesn't even have proper maintenance records.
current cost of EX 2.4 5spd w/o navi, leather: $19,435 USD
current cost of EX 2.4 5spd w/ navi, leather: $22,850 USD
current cost of EX 3.0 6spd w/o navi, w/ leather: $23,158 USD
That brings up another thing: Honda is having a "sale" right now. In case if you didn't know, a "sale" usually means that the prices are much lower than the original selling price of the car, and the normal selling price during the year is ALWAYS below MSRP. This means that during a "sale" you can purchase a brand new car for less than invoice. Current factory-to-dealer rebate on accords is $1,000, ends 08/02, but there'll probably be another type of rebate through the month of August, so don't be too much in a hurry to buy a car.
If you're going to buy the demo car, do yourself a favor and get a stick up your *** and then later on you'll realize you've just screwed yourself twice.
current cost of EX 2.4 5spd w/o navi, leather: $19,435 USD
current cost of EX 2.4 5spd w/ navi, leather: $22,850 USD
current cost of EX 3.0 6spd w/o navi, w/ leather: $23,158 USD
That brings up another thing: Honda is having a "sale" right now. In case if you didn't know, a "sale" usually means that the prices are much lower than the original selling price of the car, and the normal selling price during the year is ALWAYS below MSRP. This means that during a "sale" you can purchase a brand new car for less than invoice. Current factory-to-dealer rebate on accords is $1,000, ends 08/02, but there'll probably be another type of rebate through the month of August, so don't be too much in a hurry to buy a car.
If you're going to buy the demo car, do yourself a favor and get a stick up your *** and then later on you'll realize you've just screwed yourself twice.
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Re: purchase of a demo car (SOhp101)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SOhp101 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Buying a demo car is like paying the original MSRP on a used car; you're screwing yourself. You have no idea how the car has been driven, and the dealer probably doesn't even have proper maintenance records.
current cost of EX 2.4 5spd w/o navi, leather: $19,435 USD
current cost of EX 2.4 5spd w/ navi, leather: $22,850 USD
current cost of EX 3.0 6spd w/o navi, w/ leather: $23,158 USD
That brings up another thing: Honda is having a "sale" right now. In case if you didn't know, a "sale" usually means that the prices are much lower than the original selling price of the car, and the normal selling price during the year is ALWAYS below MSRP. This means that during a "sale" you can purchase a brand new car for less than invoice. Current factory-to-dealer rebate on accords is $1,000, ends 08/02, but there'll probably be another type of rebate through the month of August, so don't be too much in a hurry to buy a car.
If you're going to buy the demo car, do yourself a favor and get a stick up your *** and then later on you'll realize you've just screwed yourself twice.</TD></TR></TABLE>
id have to agree and say....well put
current cost of EX 2.4 5spd w/o navi, leather: $19,435 USD
current cost of EX 2.4 5spd w/ navi, leather: $22,850 USD
current cost of EX 3.0 6spd w/o navi, w/ leather: $23,158 USD
That brings up another thing: Honda is having a "sale" right now. In case if you didn't know, a "sale" usually means that the prices are much lower than the original selling price of the car, and the normal selling price during the year is ALWAYS below MSRP. This means that during a "sale" you can purchase a brand new car for less than invoice. Current factory-to-dealer rebate on accords is $1,000, ends 08/02, but there'll probably be another type of rebate through the month of August, so don't be too much in a hurry to buy a car.
If you're going to buy the demo car, do yourself a favor and get a stick up your *** and then later on you'll realize you've just screwed yourself twice.</TD></TR></TABLE>
id have to agree and say....well put
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