Approx. Cost of 6CD Radio in '05 CR-V?

Discussion in 'CR-V' started by MRS, Apr 5, 2005.

  1. MRS

    MRS Guest

    What do you figure the upgraded radio in the EX is worth? I'm negotiating
    with a dealer to swap it out with an aftermarket radio which will take
    advantage of the increased # of speakers and receive Sirius satellite radio.
    Knowing what the factory radio is worth will greatly help in the process.
    Thanks.

    Mark
     
    MRS, Apr 5, 2005
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    halo2 guy Guest

    hard to tell...I don't think it is worth much at all since it has to go into
    a honda accord only due to its shape and design. You would be lucky to get
    a credit of $200 I would think.
     
    halo2 guy, Apr 5, 2005
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    Howard Guest

    It has very little value to the dealer.
    If a radio goes bad in an 05 CRV, or most any new Honda, and the dealer
    needs to replace it, the only thing Honda will allow to be replaced in the
    car and the only thing they will cover is a factory remanufactured unit.
    They require serial number reporting of old and new unit so there is no
    substituting possible. Now, the cost of what you're asking about is probably
    many hundreds of dollars. Most factory original stereo/CD combos are more
    than $500-$600. If yours broke after the warranty, or was stolen and you had
    to replace it, would you go to the dealer knowing how much it is? Or would
    you go to your local stereo installer and spend half that and get a dynamite
    stereo? So you see, there is no value to the dealer in an OEM stereo unit.
    If he gives you anything, consider yourself lucky. Don't be surprised if he
    offers you $50 just to try and make your deal.
    Howard
     
    Howard, Apr 6, 2005
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    Masterson Guest

    I own a OEM repair facility in Maryland.

    I would be interested in buying your radio.
    Please email me, or post here, if you want
    to sell it.

    Adam
    Sound Solutions
     
    Masterson, Apr 7, 2005
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