Find Honda Dealers in Enfield, Connecticut

might want to give Theresa at lia honda in enfield ct a call. She is there internet manager and when I bought my 08 she was the best price in the state.

I used Lia Honda. I am in upstate NY. You have a Lia in Enfield, CT. I had been in touch with them not long ago when I was traveling by there. I went through their internet dept via their website for my price quote.

I have two quotes from dealership in the area. Enfield CT - 31,800 Natick MA - 31,658 Can I do better????

They're out there for 19980 (destination fee included at Lia in Enfield) if you send a few emails. This is pre-haggling, mind. We're excited to get our orange one tomorrow. Longlegs, I hope you found answers to most of your questions by now (most of that info is online either here or elsewhere in the form of buying guides), but as a 6'5" man I feel as comfortable behind the wheel of an Element as in a box truck - which is normally the only thing I can enjoy driving because I'm too big for all these 'normal' cars and even most SUVs! The 43" of headroom is a god-send.

From Lia Honda in Enfield, CT: Sale price $22,050 including destination Add dealer fee, roof rack and wheel locks $22,400 Lia didn't have silver moss metallic at their Enfield store, but got one from another location for me. Then switched OE tires from Bridgestone to Goodrich. Didn't charge me add'l for either transaction. I e-mailed five area dealerships asking for lowest acceptable price not including TTL on the exact car I wanted. Lia was first to respond (within 24 hrs). Two other dealerships responded, but with higher prices or with the caveat that there would be an additional cost for a car that wasn't on their lot or for changing OE tires to BFGs. Two other dealerships never gave me a firm price, one after phoning me to talk about my previous highly satisfactory relationship with the dealership. (Sure you've been great, but please tell me: "What is the lowest price you will accept for this vehicle?") Got 4.25 financing from COMTrust Federal Credit Union. I'm happy. Two FYIs: I started out looking for a compact PU to lug around me, my sporting gear and to function as a mobile man cave. Was finally scared off PUs by rising gas prices and observing that the "problems and solutions" threads were long and often frequented by owners whose mechanical expertise is way above mine. Sitting on a tail gate sucking down a beer has always seemed like the perfect ending to a day of fishing to me. But I'll get over it. I don't know why dealerships won't respond to e-mail requests for a quote. At most, it takes 10 minutes to respond, especially for a CR-V that basically comes in vanilla, chocolate or strawberry. What have they got to lose?