Congratulations on your purchase.
If I were going to purchase an extended warranty, I'd have purchased a genuine 8/120/$0 Honda Care warranty for $1,300 instead of some third-party warranty.
Thanks! I'm enjoying it so far. Been going easy on the acceleration until I get about 1,000 miles on it. I don't think engines really have a "break-in" period anymore but I plan to keep the car for a long time so I'm being a bit paranoid perhaps. As far as the extended warranty, my understanding was that it was through Honda and not some 3rd party; it's basically an extension of the 3 year/36,000 bumper-to-bumper Honda warranty. I'll double-check my paperwork but I'm pretty sure it was through Honda...Congratulations on your purchase.
Honda doesn't offer a 10/150 warranty. The longest genuine Honda Care warranty you can buy is 8/120.
If you test drove/bought the car with nearly 100 miles on the clock chances are it was test driven hard many times by multiple people so no point worrying about babying it at this point.
I thought about that too and specifically asked how old the car was, how many test drives, etc. Car was only a few weeks old and my best guess is that it had 3 - 4 test drives based on the loop we took and how many miles was on it when I bought it (106). Only hope that the previous testers didn't run the living crap out of it. But hey, that's what the warranty is for.
And if you can go to a dealership on Dec 31 even better
U.S. territory, but different market. In Puerto Rico, Hondas are sold exclusively through a group of dealers owned by Bella Group. You get North American models, but with different pricing.
Yea, Bella group is the authorized Honda Distributor here.
rivera primo, 33k por el Si esta cabron
My closest Honda dealer adds thousands to every new car on their lot, but they'll still accept offers below MSRP (except the Civic Type R). When I buy a car, I'm motivated almost exclusively by the selling price - not by location, cleanliness, friendliness, or advertised prices. Once I've made my purchase, I never have to see that dealer again. I just ignore the additional pricing as if it doesn't exist. There are instances where I've gotten better deals at dealers who add on hundreds or thousands of dollars to the MSRP. Most customers will end up overpaying which allows them to sell to the occasional "smarter" buyer and still pay for their fancy dealerships.
They just lost points with me. Web site requires you provide name and email to see their "best price" to INSTANTLY see the pricing. I tried it, and got a message that a sales rep will reply back.
