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Replying to: bank1avp (Dec 04, 2006 8:32 am) I bought a Honda extended warranty from the dealer when I purchased a new 2004 Civic Hybrid for my daughter. It is seven years/100,000 miles with no deductible. I was able to get a substantial reduction in the price of the warranty as part of the negotiation of the total price of the car. I bought a Honda extended warranty from the dealer when I purchased my new 2006 Civic GX. It is eight years/120,000 miles with no deductible. I found it interesting that I was able to negotiate a lower price for this warranty than I was for the warranty that I purchased for the Hybrid two years earlier. When I was negotiating this deal, I was unaware that the salesman with whom I was dealing was also going to be the person doing the paperwork. Thus, the "finance" person didn't need to get his/her share of the profit from "selling" the warranty. I was pleasantly surprised how low they would go with the price of the warranty. I promised the dealer that I would not post the price that I paid for the car or related items. Suffice it to say, there is a lot of dealer profit built into the price of the extended warranty. Neither the 2004 Civic Hybrid nor the 2006 Civic GX has enough age or mileage to received coverage beyond the standard three years/36,0000 yet, so I haven't had an occasion yet to see the level of customer service I will get from the extended warranties. Also, these two cars are the first Hondas that I have ever purchased. In the past, I have always had enough warranty work done on my cars to more than pay for the cost of the extended warranties (after market or dealer purchased). We'll see if the same is true for the Hondas |
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I want to know where I can buy a used GX in Los Angeles. I found only one in the Recycler. My 05 is so much fun I want another.
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Replying to: fbaldwin (Dec 17, 2006 8:07 am) |
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In looking over many tell-it-all web sites for "dealer costs", none appear to have anything on the '07 GX. Am interested in ordering one, but am not the type who deals from the MSP down. It is best to go in armed with close to accurate info and work from that, upwards if need be. Even Consumer Reports does not have it on their fee charge info price line. This Edmonds site under what people have paid for the GX implies full list price paid - I don't want to go there. Anyone out there found something on the '07 GX dealer cost? What did you end up paying for the bare car, excluding tax, license, extras, etc?
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Replying to: cnguser (Jan 10, 2007 9:39 pm)
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Replying to: lakewood90712 (Jan 11, 2007 5:59 am) hope to welcome you to the GX family soon! brian ps. i also work from invoice -- was able to buy a new S2000 for $2000 under sticker in 2003 (while others were still paying $2000-8000 OVER sticker to get their hands on one). that said, don't expect less than $24 
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Replying to: epnfrn (Jan 11, 2007 7:22 am) Murphy |
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Yes, I have 4 GX Civic's in stock and they are all silver and priced extremely well so that I can finally start to order some 2007 models. Interested? 
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Replying to: emacias (Jan 15, 2007 9:18 am) "You may include the dealership name, city and state in your post". Thanks
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Replying to: cnguser (Jan 15, 2007 11:21 am) |
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