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Hey guys so I left the dealership, and they honored me the same price tomorrow.

5k down + 500 College Grad Rebate
60 Month Finance
$337.00 including tax.
9.5% Sales Tax
1.9% Finance rate
OTD Price - $24,800

They will not give me the 332 including tax 24.5k OTD.

What do you guys think I should do? No other dealership in a 300 mile radius has the Rallye Red that I want, except for 2 other dealerships and they will not do any cheaper than 25KOTD.

I was hoping for 24.5K OTD but they wont budge.
Hm... I paid $24.5K OTD without $500 rebate and a bit lower tax rate at 8.75%. Tough call if you really want red.
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I know what you mean! I am just scared that they will stop producing 2018, since 2019 is close! And there are only 3 red in a 300mi radius of me. I do have my Audi A4 2017 until Oct 2019 so I don't have to be to much in a rush! Maybe 2019 might have incentives later on and maybe small changes that might be beneficial.
 


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I don't get what one does with both a A4 and a Civic Si, but hey it is your money.
Well I do real estate, so I pick up my clients in the A4 since its luxurious, and the civic si will have the 27 won turbo, dp fp, ktuner, intercooler, exhaust, cai so it won't be the best car to pick up my clients in! :D
 

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Wow, I really feel like a sucker! I put $11k down on my SI and I'm still financing $21k after tax+fees
 

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I did a lot of shopping around, and the best deal I got was through the Edmunds immediate quote tool. I jumped on it at the time and still feel like I got the best deal I could. If you've exhausted all methods to get the price down, then you may have to just take what you can at this point. Here's a breakdown of where I ended up.

Edmunds Immediate Quote:
Total MSRP $24,990
$890 Destination Fee Included
Your Savings - $3,033
Vehicle Price $21,957

Dealer's Follow-up, Complete Breakdown of Cost

2018 Honda Civic Si Sedan 1.5 $ 21,957.00
State Inspection Sticker $ 35.00
Dealer Document Fee $ 398.00
Title and Registration (NEW Plates) $ 140.00
State Sales Tax $ 1,399.38
Total OTD Price $ 23,929.38
 

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in my experience the cars msrp is usually always the otd price. include dealers in southern california also and always go towards the end of the month. try to also work with a salesman who has been there awhile instead of someone new who is afraid to go to bat for you with their manager. If you walk around the dealership you will see a whiteboard with the salespeoples numbers for the month, pick the last person on the board since their hungry to make the sale. if their not their that day come back later. its good your going for red since white and black are the most popular colors.
 
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Wow, I really feel like a sucker! I put $11k down on my SI and I'm still financing $21k after tax+fees
Did you have really bad credit? That doesn't make sense as that would be around 32k

I did a lot of shopping around, and the best deal I got was through the Edmunds immediate quote tool. I jumped on it at the time and still feel like I got the best deal I could. If you've exhausted all methods to get the price down, then you may have to just take what you can at this point. Here's a breakdown of where I ended up.

Edmunds Immediate Quote:
Total MSRP $24,990
$890 Destination Fee Included
Your Savings - $3,033
Vehicle Price $21,957

Dealer's Follow-up, Complete Breakdown of Cost

2018 Honda Civic Si Sedan 1.5 $ 21,957.00
State Inspection Sticker $ 35.00
Dealer Document Fee $ 398.00
Title and Registration (NEW Plates) $ 140.00
State Sales Tax $ 1,399.38
Total OTD Price $ 23,929.38
Thank you so much! What a great deal you got! 21.9 is awesome for that car!

in my experience the cars msrp is usually always the otd price. include dealers in southern california also and always go towards the end of the month. try to also work with a salesman who has been there awhile instead of someone new who is afraid to go to bat for you with their manager. If you walk around the dealership you will see a whiteboard with the salespeoples numbers for the month, pick the last person on the board since their hungry to make the sale. if their not their that day come back later. its good your going for red since white and black are the most popular colors.
This is a really helpful advice! Guys call me crazy, but I might end up going for a used Honda S2000 RWD, to maybe make it into a track car! Found a really clean one for 8,000 as I really miss the loud scream of the VTEC motor!
 

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Did you have really bad credit? That doesn't make sense as that would be around 32k



Thank you so much! What a great deal you got! 21.9 is awesome for that car!



This is a really helpful advice! Guys call me crazy, but I might end up going for a used Honda S2000 RWD, to maybe make it into a track car! Found a really clean one for 8,000 as I really miss the loud scream of the VTEC motor!
Whatever works for you. S2000 is a great used car. Enjoy is the key!!! Have fun and best of luck.
 
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Whatever works for you. S2000 is a great used car. Enjoy is the key!!! Have fun and best of luck.
by the way guys ltrinh is the man! He really helped me out in my Civic SI search, and I really really appreciate him! Thank you ltrinh for everything you have done for me! :) I might have a s2000 + civic si thanks to you!
 

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by the way guys ltrinh is the man! He really helped me out in my Civic SI search, and I really really appreciate him! Thank you ltrinh for everything you have done for me! :) I might have a s2000 + civic si thanks to you!
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