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Great to hear your dealer did an excellent job. My only question is did they install the new Lithium battery pack or is it the nickel-metal? I would hate to see you have a repeat like I am having. I bought my HCH in Feb 09 and battery had to be replaced in Dec 09. Dec 2010 battery problem again. Software after software updates, still get poor mpg's. When I first ... Read More
Front Range Honda Dealership of Colorado Springs has made my experience quite remarkable! Went in on Monday 12-26-2011, today 12-30-2011 received my Honda Civic Hybrid (HCH) back new batteries installed, they provided me with a rental car during my wait! So overall I have to give Scott the ASM Auto service Manage and Clayton Davis (the auto representative in shop) two thumbs up! They discovered my claim to be true (the ... Read More
Before you accuse him for paying a $400 dealer fee, you need to get your facts straight. Basically he's paying $16,700 plus $400 for a total of $17,100 for a 2012 Honda Civic LX automatic. Check all posts in this forum and no other people came even close to that number. It's just how dealers work their numbers so they can put that $400 in their pockets instantly. $17,100 is the ... Read More
Purchased new in 2009 March, December 2011 IMA & CEL check engine light come on Highway mileage drops from 47-45 highway down to 33 mpg AutoStop randomly works! IMA & CEL RANDOMLY OFF & on Software update completed during warranty work in 2010 Called Honda dealership ASM AUTO SERVICE MANAGER STATES PARTS/LABOR COVERED UNDER 8 yr /80,000 mile warranty IMA HYBRID BATTERIES Deliver to Colorado Springs Dealership - confirm my findings ... Read More
12.28.2011 I am taking my 2009 Civic Hybrid into to John Eagle Honda in Dallas, TX today. Same IMA issue as others have noted, except my mileage is only 42,000. I will let everyone know the dealer's response as it unfolds. My Owner's Manual warranty says Honda pays for only 60% of the new battery cost after 36 months and that I must pay the cost of installation. I bought the ... Read More
A reporter is looking for owners who have had premature wear on the their Honda Accord and Honda Civic brakes. If you would agree to be interviewed by this reporter, please send your contact information to pr@edmunds.com by Wednesday, December 14, 2011.
A reporter is looking for owners who have had premature wear on the their Honda Accord and Honda Civic brakes. If you would agree to be interviewed by this reporter, please send your contact information to pr@edmunds.com by Wednesday, December 14, 2011.
2003-2005 Civics are a different car than 2006-2009 Civics. The "update" that the 2006-2009 owners are having trouble with is not the same as the maintenance update they put in your car. The latest update for the 2003-2005 Civics concentrates on keeping the battery half full. Gas mileage is affected slightly if you tend to drive fast or lots of local driving or lots of acceleration (if your battery isn't normally ... Read More
Hate that Honda went down to 15" rolling stock from the 16" on the previous generation...love my 16"ers on my '06 LX...a composed, smooth ride and much better than my kids 15" ones on their cars. Honda needs to find other places to cut costs. Also don't like the steering wheel or the cheapy looking wheel covers. Do like the alloys on the higher trim levels though, much better than the ... Read More
I'm also having troubles with my 2009 Civic Hybrid especially after the "update". Bought the car new ~7/2009 (37 miles) and had nothing but great things to say until receiving a software update in February 2011. I saw solid MPG all over the local Tucson area averaging 47-52 all year, on long drives to Phoenix (about 100 miles of flat 75 mph interstate) I saw 55-60 MPG consistently even on days ... Read More
I finally sold my 2009 Honda Civic, which was only getting on average of about 35 mpg. I suspected something wrong with the Battery and Charging system. I traded it in for a fully loaded 2011 Camry Hybrid. It is much more comfortable and quiter than the cheaper small Civic Hybrid. The big difference was getting 37.5 mpg on the highway, and 35.6 driving around town. This is with the normal ... Read More
A reporter is interested in talking with parents who own a 2012 Volkswagen Passat, Mazda 3, Chevy Cruze Eco, Honda Civic Hybrid, Chevy Sonic, Honda CR-V, Toyota Camry and Toyota Prius V. If you are interested in commenting on your experience, please reply to pr@edmunds.com no later than Friday, November 30, 2011 and include your city and state of residence, the model year of your vehicle and the age of your ... Read More
The Honda Salesman that was dealing with us told his that the tsunami and its aftermath in Japan has really slowed down production of 2012 Honda Civics. Considering that, I'd like to think my price was a bit inflated. The salesman showed us an invoice of $17,771 for a 2012 Honda Civic LX after destination charge and they gave it to me for $17,971 and free window tint. I'd say it ... Read More
Bro, this is really a silly question. You got to go yourself and seat and test drive both. I sat inside a 2012 Civic i had to run away from it and seat in an Acura just to come back to senses. I read so many reviews about it and 2012 is a much better car than 2011, and 2011 was a great car to begin with. 2012 is faster, more ... Read More
Hi, does any one can tell me how much is the low price for Honda civic 2011 DX-VP, dealership gave me $16,339. Is this reasonable price? I am in DC.
Hi I'm also looking to get a new Civic LX Sedan and was wondering what the final price you paid was. I had an offer from Boch Honda for a 2011 Civic Coupe LX auto for $15988 including destination charge excluding all other fees.
Hi I got a quote for a 2dr Honda Civic Coupe LX Auto for $15,988 excluding any fees to be financed with Honda financing. I probably need to check with what the dealer fees are. But is this too good to be true given that used 2010 versions are going for that price or higher?
A reporter is interested in talking with owners of a 2012 Honda Civic Hybrid who are also parents. If you are interested in commenting on your experience, please reply to pr@edmunds.com no later than Monday, October 31, 2011 and include your city and state of residence, the model year of your vehicle and the age of your child/ren.
I got a quote of 18400. May be you can shop around for some more time.
I'd be happy to help you out, tcurtin. Honda Finance's September buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36 month lease of a 2011 Civic Sedan EX with 12,000 miles per year are .00185 and 57%, respectively for consumers who qualify for its top aka "Super Preferred" credit tier. I just played around with some payments on this car and if you were able to get it at ... Read More
Yep, they're allowed to release it the prior year -- most car companies will wait til late summer or fall to release the next year's model (to avoid pissing off current year buyers since their cars are alrdy outdated) but Honda decided to release it earlier in the spring to try and compete with Hyundai since they redesigned the 2011 Elantra and released it during winter (2011 Civic design is alrdy ... Read More
Yes, this is the cracked block issue that is well documented on 06-08 Civics. It became a large enough issue that Honda of America issued an extended engine warranty for just this reason. You, as a registered owner, should have received a copy of this, I received one in the January/February 2011 time frame. It basically extends the engine warranty 3 years beyond the expiration of the original engine warranty (60K ... Read More
See, I personal don't care much about looks, as long it's not ugly (like, sorry, the 2011 Honda Odyssey), and I don't need the Civic to be "fresh", the way it looks today is fine for me, although the interior is rather where it could really use a boost and improvement IMO, especially compared to the newer runners. But, I recently drove the Hyundai Sonata (not the Elantra, yet), it's not ... Read More
Hi there! I went to a Honda dealership today and I really want to buy a 2012 Civic 2Dr Coupe LX in blue upgraded with leather seats and the dealer quoted me $21, 225. That's not including any dealer fees, tax, etc. I felt that it was quite high. Any advice? I'm currently thinking about just going for a 2011 Toyota Camry with leather seats for $17,000 (+ fees) because it ... Read More
What does the sexual preference of CR's editors have to do with anything? If the Civic is as good compared to the Elantra as you say it is, it is an exceptional small car. I drove a 2011 Elantra around Austin for a couple of days and found it to be a very smooth, quiet, and comfortable small sedan, with tons of room (especially in back for a small car). When ... Read More
Ha.....Honda stepped in because their "stellar" name was being dragged through the mud and for no other reason. It sounds great, this extended warranty they were forced to issue and frankly it is a good thing but this issue was first made known to Honda service personnel via a TSB in the summer of 2006. I saw it and yet the issue continued through the 2006-2007 and some of the 2008 ... Read More
I entered into a purchase agreement to buy a 2012 Civic DX with the promise the dealer would install an Air Conditioner. After a couple days, they told me it was impossible. Honda offered no guidance. And, no current aftermarket installers could do so. Also they told me that it was impossible to install an LX radio in the DX. It was not listed as an "accessory;" so, not possible. I ... Read More
i just bought a 2012 civic and drive it 82 miles roundtrip everyday for work. i know these active head restraints are a safety advancement but i cant deal with the neck pain they cause. no amount of adjusting seat, changing my posture or use of cushion/pillow helps. my dealer wont give me any guidance and i know i would be making car less safe by switching out the headrest. that ... Read More
I am in a dilemma as to whether we should put $800 to repair the 2000 Civic or it's time to replace it. We bought this car in 2005 when it had 93,000 miles on it and we paid about $6000 for it. It now has about 172,000 miles on it and over the years we've spend about $4000 on it. Now the Tie rods on both sides need to be ... Read More
Hi zheka78. Honda Finance's June buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36 month lease of a 2011 Civic EX-L with 12,000 miles per year are .00185 and 56%, respectively for consumers who qualify for its "Super Preferred" credit tier. I would be happy to use this lease program to work up a sample payment for you if you provide me with an approximate selling price for the ... Read More
I was involved in a head-on collision in my 1998 Honda Civic DX. A driver in a 2011 Jeep ran a red light at hit me as I was making a left turn. Even though my 1998 Civic was totaled in the accident, I survived with no physical injuries. The passenger compartment was fine. My entire engine was crushed beyond repair. This car served me well for 13 years will almost ... Read More
"MT just did an 8-way comparo of compacts: Civic, Corolla, Cruze, Elantra, Focus, Forte, Jetta, and Mazda3. Pretty much all the major compacts except Sentra and Impreza (with the Impreza's redesign coming very soon). To no surprise, the Corolla came in last. Guess what came in first?" I finally had a chance to go back and read the entire test on the MT website and I was surprised by the ranking ... Read More
Well, I am damn sure that our 2006 Civic suffered much more hail damage than a 1995 Dodge Stratus not once (during the first hail storm both cars were exposed to side by side three years ago this August) but once again two weeks ago this Thursday when a F-1 Tornado struck about three miles from our home. Once again the same cars were hit with pea or larger sized hail ... Read More
Yesterday I went to the dealer to see in person the new 2012 Civic. I did not drive, just made an "inspection"... While there is a lot to like about the 2012, I also found several things that Honda took away from previous versions (2006-2011). Among them: The cup holders lost the sliding cover, which I actually LOVE in my 2009. Now the cup holders are exposed and very not elegant. ... Read More
I guess you are determined that Hondas suffer more hail damage than other cars do. Think whatever you want. I'm retired and have no skin in the game. I think if the sheet metal were measured for thickness they would probably be close to the same. All modern cars have tinfoil for sheetmetal now. They do this to reduce weight and to insure the crumple zones work as they should.
How is 148 hp and 29/40 mpg from the same displacement as the Civic's engine inferior? Cheapening of the Civic's interior has been going on for several generations. But it's not just Honda doing it. Unfortunately for Honda, several competitors such as Chevy, Ford, Mazda, and Hyundai have stepped up their game interior-wise while Honda has been cutting corners.
Inside line did the comparison. They clear indicated Civic is still the best in terms of Engine and suspension. But Honda is falling behind price per content spec. I am kinda bit disappointed in Elantra in that comparison. It is time for Hyundai to get Engine and Suspension as good as Honda. Honda may be trying to compete with the price by cheapening interior.
OK... the user name"isellhondas" is explaination enough for me. I know what I saw and nobody, even (especially!) a Honda salesman/person can convince me otherwise. There isn't a reason two cars so close together wouldn't experience the same amount of hail hitting each, neither was shielded, totally or partially, by a shrub, tree, or building overhang and the Honda got the worst of it and the only reason I can think ... Read More
If it were your intent to do a "fair comparo", per your handle, you would have compared the Civic EX to the Elantra Limited instead of the GLS. They are much closer in price and features (e.g. both have standard moonroofs and alloys), with the Civic EX being about $300 more than the Elantra Limited. You might have found the Elantra Limited to be a better handler than the GLS, with ... Read More
Wow. First, thanks for doing the homework for all of us, and second, thanks for posting your findings. Really impressive. Being the owner of a 2009 Civic, I would like to know the following if it is improved on the 2012 model: 1) Noise (mainly road noise). You mentioned that it is somewhat quieter, but is it as quiet as, say, the Corolla? Cruze? 2) Ride quality. The 2009 handles beautifully, ... Read More
Actually, we're not young adults at all, much older in fact! You mentioned noise. Go drive both back to back over the same section of road to see for yourself. The Elantra GLS and the Civic 2012 EX were equal on cabin noise at different ends of the speedo. The Elantra from 0- 45 mph exhibited less road noise than the Civic. Speeds above 45mph the Elantra started to suffer from ... Read More
They treated me just like that at Moss Honda in Moreno Valley, saying you are lucky to be paying MSRP on a 2012 Civic LX auto, and your trade is worth only a few hundred bucks, KBB is only a guide he says. DHC Honda in Temecula was more reasonable close to KBB for the trade a couple Hundred of MSRP. Honda sales think it is the energy crisis of 1973 ... Read More
LA Times article on what a bad time it is to buy a car right now. Held off buying a new car for a few years. I'm currently driving a 2002 VW Jetta. Shopped around for a bit and it was a toss-up between Ford and Honda. Visited two dealerships recently and I'm pretty set on getting 2011 Honda Civic Coupe. The salesman told me due to the earthquake/tsunami that supply ... Read More
After crunching the numbers I felt that Honda's standard lease is okay for a lease, but a lot more expensive than just buying, I think it was about $2,000 more if you buy the car after 3 years. So I decided to purchase, Honda dealers were only giving a few hundred dollars of MSRP, saying that it is a supply problem. Also owned VW's over the years and I am familiar ... Read More
This was a real battle of the two cars, a 2012 civic LX and a 2011 Golf 4 door 2.5PZEV, both automatics. I was close to buying the civic as a second car, but the attitude of the Honda sales that they are doing you a favor by selling MSRP. not a couple of thousand over msrp, really sours the deal. I decided to test drive lots of othe alternatives, I ... Read More
Wow, where do I start? So, after driving like a "Dukes Of Hazzard" plot for three hours or so the Civic was what? the car to beat (that means drive it like you don't own it which you clearly did) or use as a get-a-way car next time you rob the local branch? I actually own a 2006 Civic and was suprised to hear one could take turns with 30 mph ... Read More
My friend was in the market for a new compact car. So we took all the top selling compacts on a back to back test loop. First Chrysler 200 then a Chevy Cruze, Ford Focus 2012, Ford Fiesta, Mazda i3, Toyota Corolla 2012, and Hyundai Elantra 2011. Every car was an automatic with mid level specifications for around $20,000 in most cases except the less expensive Elantra and Fiesta models. The ... Read More
Actually when I set both cars to my comfortable driving position there was still an extra inch of room in the 2012 Honda Civic compared to the 2011 Hyundai Elantra. It's just that the 2012 Civic is a bigger car than it's predecessor. Below are a few professional reviews of the new Honda Civic 2012 lineup that points out some of the things I've been saying. They also list it's failings ... Read More
Hyundai, Ford, and Kia are salivating at the prospect of passing Honda in terms of quality and repeat sales but they still aren't there yet. Actually, Hyundai and Ford are there already on repeat sales i.e. owner loyalty: http://www.autoblog.com/2011/03/08/hyundai-tops-brand-keys-customer-loyalty-surv- ey/ This trend was confirmed for Hyundai at least by KBB's owner loyalty stats: http://www.autoblog.com/2010/03/15/study-hyundai-customer-loyalty-upends-toyota-- honda-takes-1/ I already shared the latest JD Power VDS results, in which Honda trails Hyundai and Ford ... Read More
About ten years ago, a freak hailstorm hit our area. It missed our store but hit a nearby Honda dealer. Cars were literally parked side by side. Some cars had pretty bad damage and others were barely affected. All were Hondas so please explain that one! If the truth be known I would think that sheet metal thickness isn't going to vary much between different makes of cars.
Yeah, some cars were more/less damaged depending on which part of town they were in when the storm hit BUT in my case both were 10 feet apart and I can assure you the Honda took the much larger hit (pun intended!). Very thin sheet metal on at least the trunk lid, hood, and roof surfaces. Even damaged along the flanks of the car. So, if the intent was to "prove" ... Read More
Keep in mind- NHSTA revised its crash test standards to be more in line with IIHS.ORG, where in which the 2011 Honda Civic does reasonably well in crash tests. Personally, I check both sites for ratings, but after years of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety having higher test standards, IIHS is whom I give more credibility rather than our federal government
I guess I will have to drive the 2012 Civic to see for myself if the massive refinement from the 2006 thru 2011 models to the 2012 you noted is actually evident to me. I will also drive an Elantra. With regard to the hail damage, while waiting in long lines for insurance adjustment I saw pretty much every make represented all with mostly large amounts of damage. I can only ... Read More
stardy1, The unofficial quote they gave me for a potential car for my sister was $17.2K before destination fees. I think destination fees are about $700 now, so that takes it to $17.9. With TTL, you are probably looking at a bit more than $19K at this point, probably similar to what you are being quoted. I think Criswell was a high volume dealer that may have gotten more dealer cash ... Read More
Thanks for the response embeedee. Were you able to quote for $18,700 for your sister's car at Criswell? I'm trying to negotiate with different dealers in NJ and it seems impossible for them to get down to less than $19,000 at this point.
Hello, stardy1 Yes, I got $16,700 OTD along with 0.9% financing but that was on March 31. I recently inquired about the same car for my sister and was given a quote more than $2000 higher now. Literally, I drove 4 hours to make the deal that night as the person with whom I was dealing told me that incentives were changing on April 1. I thought he might be bluffing, ... Read More
Hi embeedee, did you get 16,700 from Criswell Honda, MD? They gave me a quote for $18,294 + $100 processing + T/T. Please advise how you get yours. Thanks!
Hi Carter. This car's lease payment will depend upon what its selling price is. Let me know this car's MSRP and approximate selling price and I'll crunch some numbers for you. Honda Finance's current buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 24 month lease of a 2011 Civic Sedan LX with 15,000 miles per year are .00260 and 66%, respectively for consumers who qualify for its top credit ... Read More
I am planning to lease a 4 door lx, because it is the feature lease ( manufacturer supported lease). Seems like Honda is now only giving lease support on the 2012's here in Socal. They are offering 2.9% financing on the 2011. I have done an early trade before, man they really ding you on that, best thing is finish up the lease, 95% of Civics are made in North America ... Read More
Congratulations on your 2012 Civic... I completely understand your concern regarding having to pay MSRP - Regrettably I did the same thing in late 2007 when I purchased a brand new 2008 Accord EX coupe just as it became available, and, at the time I didn't care about having to pay sticker price. Having just purchased a 2011 Accord EX-L V6 navi coupe, I received more than 4600.00 off, 0.9 financing ... Read More
Since there was no real changes between 2006 and 2011, I've very surprised. They did revamp their testing methods so I would suppose all makes were affected. Honda has the largest indoor crash test facility in the world and they have never failed to meet or exceed what the government results turn out to be. When they project, say a four star rating, they haven't been wrong. I have seen some ... Read More
It is for 2011 model though. Hopefully, Honda improved these for 2012 model. http://www.insideline.com/honda/civic/2011/2011-honda-civic-gets-two-stars-in-la- test-nhtsa-crash-test.html
Well, no, I am talking about TODAY'S market but I also realize that TOMORROW'S marketplace may very well change. People have short memories. And you are spot on with your "tough, tough field" these days. So many cars to pick from and none of them "bad". Personally, I think the latest offerings from Ford will be much more of a threat to Honda. They REALLY got their act together!
I'm sorry but I watched the Korean cars do poorly at the auctions and as used cars (for us, anyway) they were never easy to sell. Because of this, I think a two or three year old Hyundai could be a great value. Since they are so close in price to a Honda, I just can't see why anyone would buy one. Of course, that is only my opinion. Granted, they ... Read More
I got an offer of $17,900 OTD from Buena Park Honda.The bad news is that they already run out of stock. Diamond Honda and Spreen Honda still have some 2011 LXs left. Their OTD is a little bit higher than then one I got from BP. If the dealer tells you that 2011 civics are running out fast that's why they are sold at a higher price, don't believe them. I ... Read More
I got my 2012 Honda Civic LX 2 days ago. It got 5 miles on it and the dealer received it just 4 days ago. I am very happy with it even though it costs around $3,000 more than the 2011 LX. I did not buy any extended warranty. Why?Coz it's a Honda! And when the time comes that I want to trade it in for a new car, I am ... Read More
I had a 2006 Civic and I currently have a 2005 Accord. The Civic had a misdesigned rear suspension and that had to be replaced at 65000 miles. Honda agreed to pay half of that. My 2006 was a coupe, which I thought was a nice looking car. I sold it and kept the Accord. I did not like the 2006-2011 four door design. I hate the look of the 2012 ... Read More
I came across this link on lease trader: http://www.leasetrader.com/lease-specials/2011-Honda-Civic-LX-14229.xhtml $149 for a 3 yr lease. I wonder how much out of pocket is needed at closing?
You are clearly still a "Honda" person who is living in the past. Wake up. There is no longer a "stigma" in buying a Korean car... except maybe in your mind and in the minds of your buddies at the Honda store. Have you noticed that the new Hyundais are selling for near MSRP these days? How does that equate with stigma? How does that equate with low resale value? What ... Read More
Since I pushed the retirement button last year I have no "skin in the game" so please don't jump back at me for being a Honda person. Today I was in my old store having my oil changed and one of my buddies handed me the keys to a 2012 Civic LX and said " let's go!" And so we did. I didn't see any of the cheapness someone mentioned about ... Read More
OK, going back to the Honda site I have found that it is the same size (1.8 liter), has the same horsepower (140) and torque (128 lb-ft) the same configuration (SOHC i-VTEC) BUT the site states it has "many friction reducing and airflow improvements" so maybe not totally the same but...close enough! Honda credits improvements in fuel economy to "Weight-saving technologies, improved aerodynamics and engine modifications result in a new Civic ... Read More
While you're making corrections, note that the 2012 Civic's powertrain can't be exactly like 2006-11, or the FE numbers wouldn't be any better than for 2011. But they are. So Honda must have tweaked the powertrain for 2012 even if the engine size, HP, and number of cogs in the tranny are the same.
No, the 2012 Civic IS a refreshed 2006-11 model in that is has the exact same drivetrain (engine and transmission, a 5 speed auto. at that as others such as the Elantra have moved on to a 6 speed) as the prior generation. Many of the body panels were revised somewhat as were the grill and headlights. Same with the rear tailights and bumper. The interior was refreshed as well with ... Read More
The 2012 Civic price was $17800.00 at Gurnee Honda. Did'nt like the 2012, looks cheap and the quality of materials are bad. Cost cutting is evident. I'm going to buy a Chev Cruse, much better car for the money.
Here's the information that you're looking for, msuspartans73. Honda Finance's current buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36 month lease of a 2011 Civic Coupe LX with 15,000 miles per year are .00057 and 56%, respectively for consumers who qualify for its top aka "Super Preferred" credit tier. When negotiating your deal on this car, make sure to take advantage of the $1,000 dealer cash that is ... Read More
Vagabonndchef Did you check to see what price you could get the 2022 civic LX automatic? I am from northern il also and interested in the 2011
I'm trying to deal on a 2011 Civic LX at Brookdale Honda. So far they are saying $18,845.36 OTD. Has anyone found a better deal in Minnesota?
I believe the Elantra has a spare tire (although it probably is the compact spare as is the Civic's). As for a "remote trunk key" I assume you mean a remote trunk release on the key fob? If so, well yes, the Civic does have a remote trunk release on the fob BUT, if I am not mistaken only the top line EX and above models have that feature. That was ... Read More
Easy does it. There is no way this article can be viewed as objective. These are new cars and aside from the looks you can't predict their performance . Besides, looks are subjective. I test drove the Elantra and the Civic but the test drive did not persuade me to choose one over the other. One can point out that the Honda is more expensive but it also comes with a ... Read More
Hi raycerv. According to my calculations, if you were to lease a 2011 Honda Civic Sedan LX that has an MSRP of $19,300 and a selling price of $16,500 through Honda Finance right now for 36 months with 15,000 miles per year, your zero cap cost reduction, pre-tax monthly payment would be around $164. Car_man Host Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Forum
On April 16th, 2011 I purchased a 2011 Civic EX Coupe (A/T) with 26 miles on the odometer. MSRP $21,105 Invoice $19,540 I paid $18,228 (including dest.) + TTL I did qualify for the 0.9% financing through Honda Financial and they let me add $2,000 negative equity from my trade in to the loan. After tax, licence, gap insurance ($600), and negative equity I was out of there for about $23k. ... Read More
Hey nyccarguy. Honda Finance's April buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36 month lease of a 2011 Civic EX-L Sedan with Navigation and 12,000 miles per year are .00057 and 56%, respectively for consumers who qualify for its top credit tier. The numbers for an otherwise identical lease of a 2011 Civic Sedan LX-S are .00057 and 59%. Car_man Host Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Forum ... Read More
Here's the info that you're looking for Maleha. Honda Finance's April buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36 month lease of a 2011 Civic Sedan Si with 12,000 miles per year are .00057 and 59%, respectively for consumers who qualify for its "Super Preferred" credit tier. When negotiating your lease on this car, make sure to take the $1,000 dealer cash that is currently available on it ... Read More
You're kidding, right? Outrageous price for a car that's no better than the others in the compact field. Wait awhile to buy & things will change no doubt and just remember, the Civic is no longer at the top of the heap...there are better cars with higher mileage & longer warranties! Never rush into a car purchase if the price isn't right. Just remember, Honda can ask whatever they want...no one ... Read More
Not sure vagabondchef. I'm hunting for a good deal myself and don't know what the best price for a '12 is. The dealer said they are not discounting the '12 at all and that we are expected to pay full price. His explanation was about the parts shortage due to the transmissions coming from Japan and the plants shutdown due to the quake. He said if he discounts the 12s, then ... Read More
Got an offer today to buy a 2012 Civic LX automatic for $19000.00 plus tax title in Gurnee, IL. Is it a good Deal?
I am in the market for a used 2006 or later Civic LX Sedan (if I can get it for under 12k) or a new 2011 or 12 LX Sedan if I can get it for $15k +TTL. We went to Honda of Dulles in Sterling, VA. The '12 model we drove wasn't inspected yet so the radio etc weren't working and we weren't allowed to drive out of the lot. ... Read More
After first reading jatan's post and then psychofan's post, I also got a Civic LX Sedan Auotmatic from Criswell Honda for $16,700. I had to drive to get it, but $1500 cheaper than anything local. Also, got 0.9% financing for 60 months. Thanks for all the help, folks!
Recently leased this from Hamilton NJ Honda: what do you think, how does this look? Civic LX 4 door dark blue MSRP19,305 including destination 12K per year 30 months gross cap cost 16320. residual 12934. (seems high?) cap cost reduction 555. 1st mo payment 109. registration 227. aquisition fee 595. upfront tax for lease 267. tire fee 7.50 doc fee 249. total at signing $2010 29 payments of $109./month total cost ... Read More
Please evaluate this lease offer: Dealer Offer: $17,092 Residual: $11,583 Payments: $201 including tax Due at Signing: $156 for tags / reg /etc Standard 3year 12,000 mile per year Honda lease My offer: $16,750 based on the truecar dealer cost greta price etc in our area Thanks for your help on evaluating this deal
Hey. I am looking to get into a 3 year lease on either a civic sedan or coupe. I am in Tampa, fl and in college. Right now they are advertising a 0 down $190 a month for the sedan. Fine print FEATURED SPECIAL LEASE: Closed end lease for 2011 Civic Sedan 5 Speed Automatic VP (FA1F3BEW) available from 01/05/2011 through 02/28/2011, to well-qualified lessees approved by Honda Financial Services. Not ... Read More
Car man- Is this a good deal? 2011 Honda Civic LX sedan: $207.86/month with your first payment down plus your DMV fees. 12,000 miles per year and 36 month terms What should the deal look like, if not? Also, do these "special leases" have room for negotiation? THANK YOU! I've never leased and it's overwhelming trying to learn how it works the first time.
Hi no_to_co. Honda's money factors are the same for all Civic trim levels. Honda Finance's February buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36 month lease of a 2011 Civic is .00076 for consumers who qualify for its top aka "Super Preferred" credit tier. The 36 month, 12,000 mile per year residual values for the vehicles that you mentioned are as follows: 54% for the DX Sedan, 58% ... Read More
Hi utexas06. Honda Finance's current base lease rate and residual value for a 36 month lease of a 2011 Civic Sedan LX with 12,000 miles per year .00057 and 60%, respectively for consumers who qualify for its top aka "Super Preferred" credit tier. According to my calculations, if you were to lease a 2011 Honda Civic LX that has an MSRP of $19,305 and a selling price of $16,433 through Honda ... Read More
I'd be happy to thebrad. Honda Finance's current buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36 month lease of a 2011 Civic Si Sedan without navigation with 15,000 miles per year are .00076 and 58%, respectively for consumers who qualify for its top aka "Super Preferred" credit tier. This program is scheduled to run through the end of February. Honda is currently providing a $1,000 cash incentive on ... Read More
Car_Man: Does Honda offer a 30 month/10K mile lease in the Texas area? I was just at my dealer this afternoon and they only offered the 36month/36K lease. The dealer wanted $200/month with $1200 at signing to cover taxes, etc. (2011 Civic LX, Auto)
Getting the following deal at an NJ dealer. How does it compare to what fellow members are seeing out there? Works out to $129 a month, 0 down. 30 month lease (which is what I'm looking for, as compared to a 36 month lease). * 2011 Honda Civic LX 4dr, Model#FA1F5BEW, automatic transmission, MSRP $19,305 $0 Lease down payment. Total payments/residual $3,870/$12,934. 30 month Lease. Lease includes 10k/yr. w/.20¢/mi. thereafter. $724 ... Read More
Signed for this deal this evening. 2011 Honda Civic LX-S in Polished Metal 36 Month Lease 12,000 Miles a year MSRP $19,905 Negotiated Selling Price: $16,866 Lease Acquisition Fee: $595 Doc Fee: $210 Adjusted Cap Cost: $17,671 TTL: $675 paid cash upfront Residual: 59% Money Factor: .00047 $0 First Payment, $0 Security Deposit, $0 Down. Monthly Payment: $178.45
Signed for this deal this evening. 2011 Honda Civic LX-S in Polished Metal 36 Month Lease 12,000 Miles a year MSRP $19,905 Negotiated Selling Price: $16,866 Lease Acquisition Fee: $595 Doc Fee: $210 Adjusted Cap Cost: $17,671 TTL: $675 paid cash upfront Residual: 59% Money Factor: .00047 $0 First Payment, $0 Security Deposit, $0 Down. Monthly Payment: $178.45
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