A Sad Day
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yes indeed it was a roll-over and the A-Pillar held up extremely well~
it was some smart ass that decided to cut us off from a lane while we were merging from the on-ramp....
good news: i've purchased a brand new '01 Silver/Red S2000 today and delivery is in two days~
it was some smart ass that decided to cut us off from a lane while we were merging from the on-ramp....
good news: i've purchased a brand new '01 Silver/Red S2000 today and delivery is in two days~
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nope, he was long gone~
by the way, what do ppl mean when they say they purchased the car at/under/over invoice?? whose invoice are we talking about??
how does the price $52900.00CDN on the road sound to you guys??
by the way, what do ppl mean when they say they purchased the car at/under/over invoice?? whose invoice are we talking about??
how does the price $52900.00CDN on the road sound to you guys??
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From: Houston
Very sorry about the old car, but like everyone said what matters is that you're okay now.
Congratulations on the new car, best of luck with it.
About your question, from the little that I know, when you purchase the car at invoice (or at MSRP : Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price) you would have purchased it at the price that Honda recommends to its dealers to sell the car for, in the US, MSRP is $32,740.
Sami
Congratulations on the new car, best of luck with it.
About your question, from the little that I know, when you purchase the car at invoice (or at MSRP : Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price) you would have purchased it at the price that Honda recommends to its dealers to sell the car for, in the US, MSRP is $32,740.
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Invoice refers to the cost that the dealer paid for the car. It's possible to get cars for under invoice when theres high supply/low demand(dealer needs the space on the lot or needs another tick in the 'sold' column) or dealer incentive rebates (money the manufacturer pays the dealer) or customer rebates (money the manufacturer pays you, the buyer).
FWIW, the invoice on the 2001 S2000 is $29,173 (including desitination) so the dealer is still making c.$3500 even when selling at MSRP.
FWIW, the invoice on the 2001 S2000 is $29,173 (including desitination) so the dealer is still making c.$3500 even when selling at MSRP.
