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ACCORD LX-P (MT): by kpr1969 on Fri Sep 18 12:31:04 PDT 2009; I got this quote from a suburban Chicago dealer for an Accord LX-P Sedan (MT) 18,260 +TTL , which includes the 1,500 dealer cash. Is this a good deal?

2009 Sport MT w/custom leather: by silver_lady on Thu Sep 17 15:31:40 PDT 2009; I picked up my new Fit last week and am thrilled. I didn't want the "dealer-added-options" that were listed on the sticker (Data Dots, DiamonFusion, window tint protection ?, paint and fabric sealer/protection, carpet floor mats, etc.). Soooo, I wound up with: '09 Silver Storm Sport MT - no navigation, but with all-weather mats rear bumper applique cargo tray all previously mentioned dealer add-ons for $17,300 Then, I added black custom leather interior for $1,700 (yeah, I'm sure the dealer made a nice profit on that, but it is gorgeous!). :D

Re: ACCORD LX-P SEDAN (MT) [kpr1969]: by 07pilot4me on Mon Aug 24 10:39:51 PDT 2009; the LX-P price looks to be high. the EX price can go lower. around 20,500. lucky for you that you did not have a clunker to trade. you should have your way with the dealers this weekend. my advice is to get more quotes and if the dealers in your area have a good inventory then you should have no problems getting a lower price than that. i boiught an LX-P for $20000 - C4C and it was an AT. 2010 arrive in the middle of Sept. they will slash prices to make room for them!!

ACCORD LX-P SEDAN (MT): by kpr1969 on Sun Aug 23 21:10:45 PDT 2009; I'm waffling between the LX-P (MT) and the EX (AT). I received quotes for each from a suburban Chicago dealer. Both included the $1500 Honda cash LX-P (MT) - 19,800 + TTL EX (AT) - 21,800 +TTL Are these good deals? PS - No trade-in . Thanks.

Re: EX-L Coupe MT, V6 [2233]: by player98 on Mon Aug 17 19:27:25 PDT 2009; I guess i did not make it clear. when you answered to someone else they wanted to know about a coupe. just like you said if a dealer is low in stock of a certain vehicle then they will be less willing to give you a better pricing. the are less cps than sedans that is why is said that maybe the higher % of msrp as most people are getting on sedans may (but not impossible) be as likely. even on realcartips.com you will notice that most coupes are sold for less % off msrp as opposed to sedans. for those cps with higher % off if you go to details you more than likely notice that there was a trade in. so i do agree with you that on a sedan you are more likely to get more off but may not be as likely on a coupe. also on your deal you said that you paid $19,369 but paid $250 doc fee. in houston i could have paid $19569 and still have got the same deal as you because here in houston our doc fee is only $50. our OTD price would be different because as you know our TTL would be different due to different state. so to be fair the price paid specified should include doc fees and this would be price paid before TTL. other TTL fees will be different so the OTD price is not good to compare so once you consider car price plus doc fee and no other TTL fees it would be more reasonable to use that to estimate % saved. i have seen a prices paid in forums that paid way less than many but their doc fee was $599 so once you consider that it kind of evens out with the rest of what other people pay in other areas. but there are people who get exceptional deals so by all means go for it guys but keep in mind there will be less of those people. but none the less most here get better deals that those that go in to a dealership with out info. lots of people come to edmunds.com to get the TMV but most of them do not know of the forums here so they actually pay more than people that read the forums.

Re: EX-L Coupe MT, V6 [2233]: by paws2 on Mon Aug 17 16:50:59 PDT 2009; You are correct. On July 24 I purchased a 2009 Honda Accord LX for about 17% off sticker price--no clunker, no trade-in, and no finance. Another dealer in Newburgh, NY refused to believe I was offered this deal. This was the beginning of c4c so they probably did not know the response they would get. I sold my old 1997 Accord for $3000. So I got around $6800 without a clunker. Would of paid more for deal if I had a clunker. Didn't even deal much with the salesman. I really love the car. It rides nice and looks great!

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