Any Massachusetts Honda dealers reading this?

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Mikhail T., Nov 10, 2006.

  1. Mikhail T.

    Mikhail T. Guest

    I've given up trying to get Honda dealers to respond to my request for a
    quote via e-mail. I suspect, an average one just doesn't know how to use
    it. Judging by their Flash-heavy web-sites, their IT-departments value
    presentation ONLY, caring little for the utility :-(

    So... I'd like a quote on Honda Fit (Sport) with the following important
    options:

    Automatic Transmission
    GPS
    Bluetooth integration -- for cell-phone(s)
    Remote Starter
    Moon-roof

    Color is not too important, but grey is preferred. Please, respond by
    e-mail. Thank you very much!

    -mi
     
    Mikhail T., Nov 10, 2006
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  2. Mikhail T.

    Dave Kelsen Guest

    Just between you and me and the wall, there are one hell of a lot more
    people (including Honda dealer employees) who know how to handle email
    than who have ever even heard of usenet.


    RFT!!!
    Dave Kelsen
     
    Dave Kelsen, Nov 11, 2006
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  3. Mikhail T.

    Dave Kelsen Guest

    Just between you and me and the wall, there are one hell of a lot more
    people (including Honda dealer employees) who know how to handle email
    than who have ever even heard of usenet.


    RFT!!!
    Dave Kelsen
     
    Dave Kelsen, Nov 11, 2006
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  4. Mikhail T.

    Earle Horton Guest

    Heh, try sending a fax. Maybe they'll think you someone important.

    Earle
     
    Earle Horton, Nov 11, 2006
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  5. Mikhail T.

    L Alpert Guest

    Try carsdirect.com or autonation.com.

    I've gotten same day quotes.
     
    L Alpert, Nov 11, 2006
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  6. Mikhail T.

    L Alpert Guest

    Try carsdirect.com or autonation.com.

    I've gotten same day quotes.
     
    L Alpert, Nov 11, 2006
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  7. Mikhail T.

    TomP Guest

    Good luck with that; the Fit is in high demand. Even if you walked
    in to a dealer, with cash, and they had one in stock, you'd be hard pressed
    to get it for MSRP + 20%.


    Is available + $1000 over manual trans price.
    Might be available in the future as an accessory (Garmin Nuvi) +
    $1000
    You're on your own.
    Can be done; but not an authorized Honda accessory. + $ ??????
    Would absolutely be an after market butcher job... + $ ???????
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    TomP, Nov 11, 2006
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  8. Mikhail T.

    TomP Guest

    Good luck with that; the Fit is in high demand. Even if you walked
    in to a dealer, with cash, and they had one in stock, you'd be hard pressed
    to get it for MSRP + 20%.


    Is available + $1000 over manual trans price.
    Might be available in the future as an accessory (Garmin Nuvi) +
    $1000
    You're on your own.
    Can be done; but not an authorized Honda accessory. + $ ??????
    Would absolutely be an after market butcher job... + $ ???????
    --
    Tp,

    -------- __o
    ----- -\<. -------- __o
    --- ( )/ ( ) ---- -\<.
    -------------------- ( )/ ( )
     
    TomP, Nov 11, 2006
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  9. Mikhail T.

    John Horner Guest

    If you were looking for an Accord they would probably jump on your
    request, but since Fits are sold out well in advance they probably have
    little reason to chase you. If you want a Fit, you are going to have to
    visit people in person and be willing to pay the price. Personally I
    would wait for a better supply:demand balance before getting one.

    The real bargain Honda right now is a 4 cylinder manual transmission
    Accord. You can get them fairly cheap and it is a good car.

    John
     
    John Horner, Nov 11, 2006
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  10. Mikhail T.

    John Horner Guest

    If you were looking for an Accord they would probably jump on your
    request, but since Fits are sold out well in advance they probably have
    little reason to chase you. If you want a Fit, you are going to have to
    visit people in person and be willing to pay the price. Personally I
    would wait for a better supply:demand balance before getting one.

    The real bargain Honda right now is a 4 cylinder manual transmission
    Accord. You can get them fairly cheap and it is a good car.

    John
     
    John Horner, Nov 11, 2006
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  11. Mikhail T.

    ponchonutty Guest

    Honda hasn't stepped up to the plate as far as options or creature
    comforts. Sunroof, remote start, GPS, and bluetooth will have to be
    aftermarket items for sure. I should know, I own an aftermarket bizz
    that caters to dealerships.
     
    ponchonutty, Nov 11, 2006
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