Find Honda Dealers in Forked River, New Jersey

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Forked River, New Jersey Honda Car Dealers

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"Leased a car today and the experience was great. Saleman and entire staff are professional and play no games. They give you a good deal right from the"... Read more Review by: lunchmeats

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  • Boardwalk Honda
  • 6807 Tilton Rd
  • Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234
  • (888) 850-5612
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nope by qbrozen on Mon Nov 17 08:17:35 PST 2003

It was, "we don't get many LXs" (and I point this out again as saying 'we don't get them' rather than 'we don't order them'). Nobody ever tried to say "well, you get this and this and this for x-amount more dollars than the LX." It was just stated, as a matter-of-factly, that she would have a tough time locating an LX so might as well bite the bullet and fork over the bucks for the EX. Really, i see this as a chicken/egg argument. You sell all the EXs and LXs you can get, so you order more EXs because you can sell more EXs, but you don't really know if you could sell 10 LXs for 1 EX because you never tried. You say the demand for EXs dictates the percentage of EXs to LXs and I say the EXs were prevalent from the getgo, so of course more are sold since more are available. I don't blame you one bit, frankly. If you are restricted on how many you get, why take the low-dollar unit?

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