Find Honda Dealers in Kingman, Arizona

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azhonda, sorry to hear about your bad experience. About the trade in, if other dealers also don't give you want you want for the trade-in, you have the option to sell the car privately ... say on craigslist especially if the car is valued less than $10K. I have bought, sold cars from/to private individuals and dealers. With the economy the way it is, many people are looking for used cars instead of buying new, thats one reason used car prices are up. If you would like to go the route of selling your car privately and need some help crafting an ad, let me know. I will be happy to share the ad template I've used in the past that worked particularly well. Good luck!

hondaj, I totally disagree with what you said. azhonda absolutely does not have to sign any 'commitment' to show he is interested. The simple fact that he & his wife drove an hour and were standing at the car dealer's lot more than shows they are interested in buying. The car dealer knew what azhonda wanted to pay and indicated his seriousness to sell by offering a gift card in case **He ** (the dealer) is not able to match the offer. In the end the dealership did not match or come close, the least they could do was follow through on the measly $25 gift card. The car dealer absolutely wasted azhonda's time and efforts by playing childish games. Too bad for them to do that in this age of social networking. I am sure azhonda would buy from other place. zahonda, lookup the website called 'rate my dealer' and do just that. then email honda.com and the ownership of that car dealer. The dealer totally ruined your day, so give it to em like a man. Also post your experience on your myspace, facebook and any blog you can find. Spread the word. Do us all a favor and please save the AZ car buyers from that dealer. Thanks so much.

Sorry to hear about your bad experience. Few weeks ago, when I was getting my wife's Civic LX-S auto, I emailed the dealer what price I was going to pay OTD and also told him about my trade in. I had already did a research and told him I was looking for $2,800 - $3,000 for my wife's 97 Accord (based on the KBB & Edmunds & local dealers prices - $5,100). My reasoning (5100-3000) was still a 2100 profit for them. I went in and negotiated for few minutes before they gave me what I wanted ($3,000). I told him I was walking away otherwise... I think it also helped that my wife's car had only 107,107 miles & had 4 new Michelin tires (about 2 months old)... Anyway walk away if you are not comfortable with anything - you can always do better - especially in this economy...

They were that much below what the TRADE IN value was on KBB.com. I know that I will never get as much from the dealer as I could from a private party. In the end, I do not want to do buisness with a dealership that acts as unprofessional as they did.