Whole sale price Accord EX-V6

I am getting ready to bargain with the dealer for a new 2004 Accord EX-V6
sedan.
Does anyone out there know the "whole sale" price of this vehicle in Ontario
Canada.
or a web site where I can find it. The sticker price is $32,695, but I'm
after the whole sale price.
thanks

 

I can't answer your question but thought that you might be able to find this
site useful http://www.carbuyingtips.com/.

Eric

 

My God!!!!! you should come to the Spartanburg/Greer area of South
Carolina. I have a 2000 accord ex v-6 and i was looking at the 04 the
other day and none of them was over $22,000 and they were
loaded......Keith

 

He's in Canada!

 

yeap he sure is, that's why i said he should come to south carolina or
work out a deal here online and have the car shipped. i couldn't believe
the price diffrence for there and here

 

Hmm. MSRP on 2004 Accord EX-V6 is $26,400.00 or $28,400.00 depending
on if you get the navigation. Invoice is in the $23K rage. How
were you seeing posted prices of $22K for a 2004 EX-V6?

 

You don't understand, the Canadian models come with free donuts and
beer for the life of the car. Plus, they use the imperial gallon for
gasoline up there, so you need imperial sparkplugs. This drives up
the cost.

J.

 

I don't know chris, but i'd be more than happy to snap a pic and send it
to ya. one reason i was shocked at the price was when i bought mine new
in 2000 it liked a few dollars being $29.000 sticker price was like
$28.750

 

I just bought a used Honda but had been offered on the phone new 04 EX-V6
w/o Nav but otherwise loaded up for $23,200 on the phone. I suspect I could
have gone in and done better. How they sell cars for below invoice I don't
know but they do. Ths is in California.

 

Ahhhh ya thanks for the 'tip'....he did say in CANADA....so tack on
atleast 25% with the exchange rate....

Spiff

 

Well, one way is for the dealer to add extra points onto the interest rate
if you choose to finance through them. I'm sure there are plenty of tricks
they can use to make the difference back and then some.

Eric