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Old Feb 13, 2010 | 06:11 PM
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NEW Honda Fit owner here!

Hi, everyone. Glad to be here. Looks like a good forum. Bought a new Honda Fit today (base model; automatic transmission). I think I got a good deal, but would like to see what other folks paid for their Fits. The listed MSRP was $16,410, but I negotiated with the dealer down to $15,750, and got $4,000 for my Honda Civic (2005 VP 4D sedan with a dent on the roof thanks to an incident involving a garage door; originally, the dealer offered $3,200, but I got them to go up to $4,000). I also got a dealer loan at 4.74% (originally, they asked for 4.9%, but after they saw my bank had pre-approved me for 4.74%, they had no choice but to match the rate). What does everyone think about all this? Be honest! Thanks.
 
Old Feb 13, 2010 | 10:12 PM
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Trade sounds really low, but I dunno the mileage or condition. Otherwise, as always, if your happy thats all that matters.

NADA 2005 Honda Civic VP I just put in 50000 miles, but you get the idea.
 

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Old Feb 14, 2010 | 02:36 PM
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it's virtually impossible to compare people's deals exactly since the dealer is gonna try to make money off the actual car sale, the trade-in, the financing terms, and then the car add-ons. if they give you a great price on one those, they'll make it up somewhere else.

I walked in with the simplest offer ever: no-trade in, and a cash purchase (no financing). Even once the deal was done and we shook hands, the next person handling the papers tried to sell me:

seat fabric protectant
paint sealant
car washes for a year
a card for discounted accessories
an aftermarket alarm
etc etc

You even have to watch for things like really high document prep fees!

Anyway - it sounds to me like you got a fine deal, but I have always sold my old cars with autotrader instead of taking the trade-in amount.
 
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