NolanCameron
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- Nolan
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- Honda Accord
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I've been looking at buying a new car and have been very interested in the Civic Type R. The price looked good, the speed looked good, and it had most of the bells and whistles I was looking for in the convenience/safety department (2020 model).
Trouble is I asked a local dealer (I live in New Mexico so very few dealers) about the procedure for getting one and was told that they would need to order one and I couldn't even reserve one without agreeing to $4,000 of optional extras on the car (I assume there's additional dealer fees after that, but I didn't ask further).
I went to cargurus and it looks like there are some 2019's that are selling within 400 miles for MSRP (at least that's what's on their site), but I can't find any 2020 models for sale. Based on my research it looks like the average dealer markup is around $4K anyway, so the fact that they're willing to at least give me some "extras" for the money is a "good deal".
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Trouble is I asked a local dealer (I live in New Mexico so very few dealers) about the procedure for getting one and was told that they would need to order one and I couldn't even reserve one without agreeing to $4,000 of optional extras on the car (I assume there's additional dealer fees after that, but I didn't ask further).
I went to cargurus and it looks like there are some 2019's that are selling within 400 miles for MSRP (at least that's what's on their site), but I can't find any 2020 models for sale. Based on my research it looks like the average dealer markup is around $4K anyway, so the fact that they're willing to at least give me some "extras" for the money is a "good deal".
https://19216811.cam https://xender.vip https://testmyspeed.onl
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