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Group Buy!
Hey Everyone!
I want to do something special for you guys in the form of a group buy. Depending on your interest, I can offer Fits, Civics and Accords well below invoice if we get at least 4 people. The more we get, the lower I can go!! I am working on pricing right now but it will be the lowest you can get and just for you here at S2ki! I will also be very competitive with your trade-ins.
Please feel free to contact me at 207-282-0900 to discuss further.
Hope you are not sick of me pushing my dealership. If so, let me know!
Brian
I want to do something special for you guys in the form of a group buy. Depending on your interest, I can offer Fits, Civics and Accords well below invoice if we get at least 4 people. The more we get, the lower I can go!! I am working on pricing right now but it will be the lowest you can get and just for you here at S2ki! I will also be very competitive with your trade-ins.
Please feel free to contact me at 207-282-0900 to discuss further.
Hope you are not sick of me pushing my dealership. If so, let me know!
Brian
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Still working on pricing. Right now it looks like I will only need 3 to make it happen. We are also offering 2.9% financing for 36 months and 3.9% for 60 through Honda Financial.
Let me know the model you are interested in and I will work a price specific to it instead of getting into every trim level of every vehicle.
Thanks!
Brian
Let me know the model you are interested in and I will work a price specific to it instead of getting into every trim level of every vehicle.
Thanks!
Brian
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Originally Posted by Red Stwokay,Apr 16 2009, 12:57 PM
Yup, pricing info would be nice... The only thing I'd say and not to be confrontational etc is that many dealers are selling below invoice, in fact probably all because invoice price is a farce. There are so many ways to hide true invoice pricing it'll make your head spin... Give backs, incentives, rebates etc. You never know what's available or when.
That being said even though I'm in CT if you can get us a sweet deal, I'd make the trip. I was at one time considering trading my S2000 in for an Accord but dealers don't want to give shnitzel for it. Funny they want to give me at best $18k but when you want to buy one off their lot it's marked $24k to $26k or more! That's when I tell them if the best car built by HONDA has such terrible trade in value why would I want to buy another? So I would still like to trade my S in. Paying a lot of taxes on a toy that sits around. My 06 is in show condition, 5700 miles.
You may post the info here, it'll help others and I'd prefer it that way as well. You know the S so no explaination is needed there. We'd want a 4 door, 4 cylinder, automatic transmission Accord. Nothing special, EX I think they call it. As long as we have air and a CD player we're happy. May consider a sun roof if it's cheap enough, not a necessity. No extra warranties or services. May even consider a base model with AT, haven't really checked them out lately so I don't know how they come equiped.
Maybe you can post links to the various models and levels.
Thanks, your idea and efforts are appreciated.
I'm just a skeptic after trying to deal with dealers over the years...
That being said even though I'm in CT if you can get us a sweet deal, I'd make the trip. I was at one time considering trading my S2000 in for an Accord but dealers don't want to give shnitzel for it. Funny they want to give me at best $18k but when you want to buy one off their lot it's marked $24k to $26k or more! That's when I tell them if the best car built by HONDA has such terrible trade in value why would I want to buy another? So I would still like to trade my S in. Paying a lot of taxes on a toy that sits around. My 06 is in show condition, 5700 miles.
You may post the info here, it'll help others and I'd prefer it that way as well. You know the S so no explaination is needed there. We'd want a 4 door, 4 cylinder, automatic transmission Accord. Nothing special, EX I think they call it. As long as we have air and a CD player we're happy. May consider a sun roof if it's cheap enough, not a necessity. No extra warranties or services. May even consider a base model with AT, haven't really checked them out lately so I don't know how they come equiped.
Maybe you can post links to the various models and levels.
Thanks, your idea and efforts are appreciated.
I'm just a skeptic after trying to deal with dealers over the years...
Thanks,
Brian
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What's up on a Fit or Civic? Manual tranny.
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Originally Posted by Legal Bill,Apr 16 2009, 01:58 PM
What's up on a Fit or Civic? Manual tranny.
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Trade value for a '96 Integra Sedan? Under 100K with tons of little dings?
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wow what about trade in values for a 95 vw jetta and a 93 bmw 325is the jetts is a manual with 125k and bmw is a auto with 195k I could possibly be interested in trading those two in for manual fit or civic.
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It's tough to gauge trade in as I don't make those decisions but I would guess between $1k and $1.5k. Bring 'em up, i'll get you fair money on them!
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Originally Posted by Legal Bill,Apr 16 2009, 01:52 PM
Trade value for a '96 Integra Sedan? Under 100K with tons of little dings?