Good Bye 2007 Honda Element SC. Hello 2012 Honda Fit Sport!

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Feb 7, 2012 | 09:07 PM

#21

komafit

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From: Colorado

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Originally Posted by SkyeHack

Wow, I just looked online and they are trying to sell my car for $11,999

I HATE DEALERSHIPS!!!

Tampa, FL 2007 Honda Element SC Used SUV near Brandon, FL Palm Harbor, FL Tampa Honda Land

Sucks, but did you even bother to take a look at Blue Book trade in value? You should have gotten prob somewhere between 9100 and 9700 for it. Don't expect dealerships to just give you free money... you gotta do your due diligence.

Kelley Blue Book

Feb 7, 2012 | 09:13 PM

#22

kevinmoose

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From: Toronto, ON

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Originally Posted by GTRPLYR

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That's also a bit odd that the have Hyundai loaners at a Ford Dealership.

Since it's tied up for more than a day they call Avis for cars rather than give loaners. Hopefully they are confident enough in their cars that this doesn't worry them

The Elantra is very nice, but it is very, well, "rental". Kind of like a Chevy Malibu or Toyota Corolla. Nice, unoffensive, bland car that is perfect for airport rental or 80 year old ladies going to the Catholic Women's League meeting. I wouldn't buy it.....but Hyundai has made huge strides since the 1986 Stellar than my cousin drove was their "Flagship" model.

I had a Dodge Caravan rental when I had my Odyssey in for the Torque converter replacement a few years ago. Made me realize the Ody was worth the extra $$, that's for sure!!!

Feb 7, 2012 | 09:22 PM

#23

neteng101

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From: NJ

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Originally Posted by SkyeHack

My girl mentioned about trading in my 2008 Honda Civic Si for a Fit so we can match... Should I do it?

Don't be stupid... no Fit is worth giving up that!

Feb 7, 2012 | 09:33 PM

#24

kgb4187

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From: Southern Oregon

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Originally Posted by komafit

Around here at least dealerships only use KBB to price their used cars, they go by current auction prices for trade in value.

Feb 7, 2012 | 10:24 PM

#25

pandayun

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From: Northern Virginia.

Don't trade the civic! HAHAHA plz don't, love it! I would trade my arm and my fit for that si or any si hahahaha!

Feb 8, 2012 | 05:26 PM

#26

eurobeaner

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From: Indianapolis IN

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Originally Posted by kevinmoose

Of course...shoulda bought a Honda. My one week old Focus was towed into the dealer today...no start this am. Lots of battery, but no start. Turns out it was the ECM that was shot. I'm not happy, but at one week I can chalk that up to a bad part....right.....please? Too bad the part is in California and my car is tied up till Thursday....

On another note, the 2012 Elantra rental (courtesy of Ford?!?!?!) I have is pretty nice...too bad no hatch available on that.

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH AHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHHA. one word.......... FOCUS. wait till the trans goes. its not cheap