2005 EX-L with Navigation

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Jonathan, Sep 28, 2004.

  1. Jonathan

    Jonathan Guest

    Hi all,

    Can anyone share the prices they obtained on a new 2005 EX-L (4
    cylinder) with the navigation system? Edmunds does not seem to be
    giving accurate info (too high!). Lowest I've gotten so far is
    carsdirect at 24,600. I'm willing to put whatever time I need to into
    getting the best deal!!

    Does anyone think prices will drop next month or the month after by
    much? Is there truth to the idea I've heard to get a new car in
    December because they are more willing to deal?

    Thank you for any pointers!
     
    Jonathan, Sep 28, 2004
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  2. If you want a big discount, go buy a '04.




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    He Hate Retard and Moron, Sep 28, 2004
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  3. Jonathan

    Dick Guest

    The best time to buy a 2005 will be late summer next year just as the
    2006 models come out.

    When I have used Edmunds, they have always been to the dollar on the
    actual invoice amount. Can't get any closer than that. It's up to
    you to negotiate the amount over or under the invoice plus shipping
    price. I notice that they are not showing invoice price on that
    vehicle right now. Don't know if it is a problem with Honda or ??
     
    Dick, Sep 28, 2004
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  4. Jonathan

    Jonathan Guest

    Well, there aren't any 2004 EX-L's left at my local dealers that have
    the Navigation System. So, I'm looking for a big discount on a 2005.

    Yes, that's the problem, Dick. Edmunds isn't showing any invoice and
    the TMV pricing $26,635. The carsdirect is almost $2000 lower at
    $24,683.

    I'm still looking for anyone who will share info about the price they
    got on this car.

    Thanks.
     
    Jonathan, Sep 28, 2004
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  5. Jonathan

    Dick Guest

    If you look at the 2004 pricing, it shows an invoice price of $23,664.
    The 2005 MSRP has gone up $200, so if you add $200 to the invoice
    price of the 2004 you get an invoice price on the 2005 of $23,864.
    Subtract that from the $24,600 you were quoted, and you are paying
    $736 over invoice. You have to be careful of the final price because
    of delivery costs, document fees, etc. Also dealer incentives, of
    which there probably aren't any yet.

    We just bought a 2004 Civic LX in August for our granddaughter. The
    price was $40 UNDER invoice, but less tax, license and document fee.
    I realize this was not an Accord with nav, but I would be looking for
    a price around $24,000. Even $24,600 is not all that shabby for a car
    at the beginning of the model year. Just as a reference point, we
    bought our 2003 EX V-6 with nav last June for $500 under invoice.

    Dick
     
    Dick, Sep 28, 2004
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  6. Jonathan

    Jonathan Guest

    Thank you, Dick. That was very helpful. I would not have thought of
    figuring the invoice using the 2004 model as a guide. I'll keep
    trying to lower that price and let you know how I make out.
     
    Jonathan, Sep 29, 2004
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  7. Jonathan

    Dick Guest

    You are welcome. I trust you saw my error in the June purchase of our
    2003. It was June last year, not this year.

    Dick
     
    Dick, Sep 29, 2004
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  8. Jonathan

    lcopps Guest

    Try CarsDirect.com. They will give you a realistic target to shoot for.
     
    lcopps, Sep 30, 2004
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  9. Jonathan

    Lowryter Guest

    my '04 EX 5-speed/cloth Accord was $20K purchased in May.

    Hope this helps.
     
    Lowryter, Oct 1, 2004
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