dealers offerin me 34,500 for 2003 spa yellow ~ with just front spoiler ~ what do u guys think? ~ the cars comin in mid feb~

 

You can buy it for invoice now. I work for an auto leasing firm in Illinois, and just paid $29,745 for an '03 with 8 miles on it. PM me if you need some help. He's rippin you off.

 

MSRP on the car is $33,060.00. OEM front spoiler from H and A Accessories is $358.80. Therefore he's charging you $1,081.20 OVER list price. Definitely not a good deal anywhere in the US, though I'm scratching my head to figure out where "molla molla, USA" is.

As Blue Bitch 2K said, a much better deal can be had without too much effort. Even in Southern California.

 

Got mine a month ago for $30,000 even with 16 miles on the odometer. Tell him to shove that offer.

 

just got mine for 30 too =D

 

$31.0K two weeks ago. silverstone.

 

man ~ i just got back from the dealer that i went ~ they said they will not go under 34,000 ~ bcus they dont have the car yet ~ the car is comin in mid feb ~ they said yellow is so hard to get ~ so ~ here is my problem ~ im tradin in my 2001 Mustang gt convt. they will buy it for 14,500 and i have 18,000 left on the payment ~ god~ i dont know what to do ~ please help me out people ~

 

Sell your Mustang to a private party, and you should be able to get $18,000 if it's in reasonable condition. Then find another Honda dealer and buy your S for under MSRP. What city do you live in? Shop around; someone might have one on the lot.

 

do yourself a HUGE favor and don't get this particular car. you're potentially heading down the road to financial ruin. your two year old car is upside down by $3,500. i assume that this will get rolled into the new one AND you're going to buy a new vehicle for three or four thousand more than what is transacting in the market today. in addition, the car will depreciate a couple of thousand the second it is titled. add to that sales tax on the new car... that adds up to at least a TEN THOUSAND DOLLAR problem. don't do it! wait a year (or more)and let your current loan payments catch up to the resale value of the car, then go out and buy a creampuff USED S2000.

almost everyone has been in your situation before. now is the time to make the right decision. if you do this deal now, in two years you will want another new car, but guess what... you'll be uspide down even more.

remember this... you don't need a new car. you need to have good financial health.

i know that i sound like d1ck, but i had to say it anyway.

 

Got mine 3 weeks ago for 30k