S2000 Market Prices
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From: Atlanta
Originally Posted by CosmosMpower,Sep 14 2006, 10:14 PM
Any good 06 lease deals? Something like 2000-3000 down and 299 a month for 3 years?
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From: Central Massachusetts
Originally Posted by johnqt3,Sep 25 2006, 02:11 AM
Just for some people to know, i recieved an offer of 29,622 from boch honda. Just a figure i wanted to post up and share for people who might be looking for one. Though its not that bad of a deal, im still looking for a better price. I'm going to try to get it to 28,000 since i just saw someone post they got theres for 28000 around this time last year.
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From: DC Metro Area
Originally Posted by Chazmo,Sep 25 2006, 12:15 PM
Deals that low are rare. Being near 29K is damn good. I'd jump on it.
The lowest I've ever quoted on an 05 was 28000, in Feb. of 2006. Remember now the MSRP on the 06 increased by 900 compared to 05. So if you are in the low 29's right now, it's a pretty good deal.
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From: NORCAL
I just picked up a 2006 GPW in Bay Area (NORCAL) for 30,088 using carsdirect. I was quoted 29,500 over the phone for Reds. I paid 600 more for white. I called a lot of dealerships and was not able to find any whites (didnt see too many blacks or silvers either).
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Shin- Apretty good deal if the 33k includes tax/tag. If not, I'd keep looking.
The price you were quoted is almost exactly what I paid for an '06 (32.7k) with tax/tag but considering MY's and normal price increases, $33k seems to me at least a better than average deal.
Not everyone is able to get the absolute best price as a few others here have stated but we can come close and still have a feeling that the deal was a good one.
If you've found the car that you like, take it.
The price you were quoted is almost exactly what I paid for an '06 (32.7k) with tax/tag but considering MY's and normal price increases, $33k seems to me at least a better than average deal.
Not everyone is able to get the absolute best price as a few others here have stated but we can come close and still have a feeling that the deal was a good one.
If you've found the car that you like, take it.
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From: Orlando, FL
Hello eveyone, I am a newbie checking in and posting my deal, or possibly lack thereof. I am looking at an allegedly untitled "new" MY05 s2000. The current price is 29k OTD. Are there any concerns I should be aware of? i have noticed that finding these MY05's on the lot is not unheard of, any input is welcome and appreciated.
