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Re: Just Purchased CR-V EXL 2WD [leto123]
by kcall2 on Sat Jul 11 13:13:12 PDT 2009
Sure thing! CRV MSRP $26755 (including shipping) doc fee 299 sub-total 27054 addl equipment (pro pack) 480 total 27531 total OTD $24828 or $2706 off. Dealer add-ons (they call it the pro-pack) are apparently put on every car as soon as it arrives. Taxes and license are paid at time of registration of vehicle directly to state of Oklahoma, and are 3.25 percent of sales price or approx $806. Dealer does not collect this fee. I gotta pay this within 30 days of delivery, or be penalized. :P
Just Purchased CR-V EXL 2WD
by kcall2 on Sat Jul 11 11:21:58 PDT 2009
Purchased Thursday (left deposit to hold till next week). Deal was as follows: OTD price $24828 Includes $480 dealer added accessories - wheel locks, cargo area mat, f&r splash guards, paint and fabric protection. Oklahoma TTL will be approx $806 in addition to the OTD. The OTD is on the money with TRUECAR price.Dealer is Steve Bailey Honda. Very good guys to deal with. Recently accompanied daughter on purchase of Accord EX-L, and they beat every dealer in the metro by $525 to over $1400. Use Edmunds dealer pricing request and you will get the same guys who helped me with both sales. There are only two of them. Tango red, gray leather, and gorgeous. Can't wait to bring her home! ;)
Re: How is this Deal Honda Accord Ex-L [next1]
by kcall2 on Tue Jun 23 14:35:15 PDT 2009
Steven, just sent you details of our purchase by e-mail. Please reply on this forum as to how your dealing with Steve Bailey Honda went, OK? In Oklahoma, tax/title/license fees are not charged by the dealer. OK Tax Commission charges these fees (3.25%) when you register within 30 days. So OTD price does not include $725 or so on a $23000 purchase. Good luck!
Re: How is this Deal Honda Accord Ex-L [next1]
by kcall2 on Sun Jun 21 11:52:01 PDT 2009
Steve Bailey Honda. I just used the dealer pricing feature on edmunds.com. Sent to all OKC dealers except Eskridge, and they all replied within hours. Skipped over Eskridge, since we went there first, and their deal sucked! :P If you would give me your e-mail, I'll give you name, phone, etc. Can't post here, forum rules.
Re: How is this Deal Honda Accord Ex-L [palciparum]
by kcall2 on Sat Jun 20 11:48:39 PDT 2009
Assisted my daughter in purchase of EXL I4 auto non-nav in OKC. Went to lowest internet priced dealer, and picked a car that was intransient. Dealer included splash guards, paint and upholstery sealant wheel locks and trunk mat, for OTD $23000. She added window tint for $200 for delivered price of $23200. Beat other OKC dealers by between $545 - $1400. White with Ivory leather, dark tinted windows. Gorgeous!
Window tint preferences
by commofficer on Wed Nov 21 17:16:13 PST 2007
To be honest, I don't really know more than what I have learned from my own experiences. I had the top grade Lumar (SP?) tint on my 1993 Mazda Protege and only had to have them redo the rear window once in the 211,000 miles I drove it. It was replaced under the lifetime warranty at about 10 years. Since getting rid of the Mazda I have had an Accord and Toyota Sienna tinted at a locally owned shop with 3M's top grade tint and really like it. My thought is that you buy the best quality tint that they offer and have them install it, you won't have any problems. 3M or Lumar should be easy to find but I think 3M will be around longer and used in more shops so that is the reason I have gone with it and will have the Fit done with 3M tint. Don't get the tint too dark either because you really will regret it when you drive at night. I'm 40 though and I guess my eyes aren't as good as they once were. ;) Good luck and call the local shops before you go to the chains. If it's 3M, everyone will honor the warranty so don't worry about that aspect. Take care Phil

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