My 1999 Camry is dying a slow, painful death and I need to buy a new
car. Like the new Accords (especially the cloth seats on the EX!) and
I'm wondering what my "target price" should be. It's a bit difficult
at this time of year, since websites like Edmond's have not
accumulated enough experience to give any recommendations.
Specifically, I'm looking for a manual, EX and am wondering if
shooting for $1,000 below MSRP is at all reasonable (or wishful
thinking....)
Thanks in advance,
Jon
Art - 11 Oct 2007 00:45 GMT
You share your uncertainty with the dealers who probably want to get a few
on the road. Most people look to pay invoice for a few hundred over but on
a new car if it becomes popular they could go for list or more (Check out
the Civic on Edmunds).
> My 1999 Camry is dying a slow, painful death and I need to buy a new
> car. Like the new Accords (especially the cloth seats on the EX!) and
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> Jon
npolite@nowhere.com - 12 Oct 2007 13:53 GMT
If you can wait until Dec, you might be able to get the car at about
$500 over invoice. Most dealerships are not going to budge off of MSRP
since it is a new model and the model is still only a month old. I was
lucky as we have five Honda dealers around this area and was able to
get an EX for $1000 over invoice. Try calling around and getting
dealers to compete for your money.
Good Luck
>My 1999 Camry is dying a slow, painful death and I need to buy a new
>car. Like the new Accords (especially the cloth seats on the EX!) and
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>Jon
wanmichael@gmail.com - 21 Oct 2007 02:30 GMT
I'm getting quotes of about $700-800 over invoice here in SoCal.
On Oct 12, 5:53 am, npol...@nowhere.com wrote:
> If you can wait until Dec, you might be able to get the car at about
> $500 over invoice. Most dealerships are not going to budge off of MSRP
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