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Re: comp and the Nashville dealer [cpa4u]: by dec7 on Wed Jul 21 19:11:26 PDT 2004; I live in BHM, AL and talked w/ all dealerships in TN, GA, AL, and N FL for a few weeks before purchasing. In all cases I compared prices assuming I was buying from their current inventory, Auto TL w/Nav, included the extra's (tr tray, mud flaps, wheel locks, prot pack) and looking for 'out the door' price (incl. any fees before tax). Most got close in the final hours, but Nashville couldn't even get within $2000 of the next worse price. I laughed at the salesman. How on earth do they stay in business????? Best price I found- Columbus, GA at $33400 w/ nav, $31400 w/o nav (out the door).

MDX prices in the Southeast: by markj10 on Fri Nov 14 18:22:13 PST 2003; I have been shopping and requesting quotes across AL, FL, GA and TN and not found very many dealers willing to negotiate on a 2004 MDX Touring with RES and about $2500 in dealer accessories. Many dealers would not even negotiate and others even declined any offers. Several offered to cut $500-$700. Gary Force Acura outside of Nashville was the best I could find willing to cut about $1600. Anyone else have any SE contacts with better deals? I was hoping for at least $2000 off msrp without any added dealer admin costs etc.

MDX Lease Price: by mrshutter on Tue Jul 30 10:05:45 PDT 2002; We just took delivery of a 2002 MDX last Thursday, July 25th. I lease vehicles due to owning my own business.(Use those before tax dollars) Have been leasing for years through Ham Wallace at Hoover & Associates in Nashville. Total cap cost was $ 40,865. This was a touring/navi with side steps, wood meter panel, wood shift knob, all season mats, rear splash guards, and front air deflector. The car actually came from the Acura dealer in Knoxville, TN. My leasing guy says the local dealer will not discount any from MSRP to an outside leasing company. The local dealer, Gary Force Acura in Brentwood TN, could not come close to the lease terms I received. During a 48 month lease I will save about $35/month and and did not have to put up $1800 up front like the dealer wanted. I put up $700 which was the first month's lease plus license, taxes and title fees. My total savings over 4 years will be about $2800 plus the residual at lease end was $2,000 lower than the dealer's. If I want to buy at lease end I have saved a total of $ 4,800. That buys a lot of gas. My wife and I love the MDX so far after about 175 miles. We had a Mercedes ML320 before this and the MDX is much nicer inside, has a better ride, handles better, and on and on and on. I did a lot of "lurking" on this board before deciding on the MDX so thought I'd share my pricing experience with you. I'll keep active on the board and look for ideas as well as share any I have. Mark

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