Test drove, made an offer, was it unreasonable?
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Joined: Oct 2011
Posts: 55
From: Orange county CA
Haha...you guys are funny 
I just learned to drive a manual since getting my Fit a week ago...now I go driving in traffic downtown just for the fun of shifting. 'Course, I'm not a man...
(just teasing, I know it would be different if I really had to drive like that all the time)
I just learned to drive a manual since getting my Fit a week ago...now I go driving in traffic downtown just for the fun of shifting. 'Course, I'm not a man...
(just teasing, I know it would be different if I really had to drive like that all the time)[pics?
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Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 577
From: Conn
I agree with you here. I own two Fits... 08 and 09. Both are MT by my choice and hard searching, but if I still lived in the NJ - NY area or any other area with heavy traffic I would definitely go with the AT. I remember being stuck on the Tapenzee Bridge for 3 hours, moving every few seconds, with my MT, and it was a nightmare. Go with what fits your circumstance.
I saw that your in San Diego and I suggest trying out Fuller Honda in Chula Vista or DCH Honda in Lemon Grove. Both of these dealerships, specially the latter have great, negotiable prices. Hope you get what you want!
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Joined: Apr 2011
Posts: 235
From: Florida
No offer made to a dealer is ridiculous! Any price quoted by a dealer is ridiculous, not only ridiculous but downright insulting, do they think I am a fool to quote me a price like that. Only the salespersons mother would be stupid enough to pay that price!
JIm 0311
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