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Hi, it's 2017 EX Sedan without Honda Sensing .Is this for an EX sedan/coupe? The OTD price seems a bit high for an EX even for a 2017, but fair if it has Honda sensing. What's the price before TTL?
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Hi, it's 2017 EX Sedan without Honda Sensing .Is this for an EX sedan/coupe? The OTD price seems a bit high for an EX even for a 2017, but fair if it has Honda sensing. What's the price before TTL?
I paid 23498.75 for my EX-L OTD. Are you from LA County or OC?Anyone have any contacts in Southern California ?
What would be the best OTD on a 2016 Honda Civic ex-l and ex model? As well as 2017?
Can I ask where you bought from? I just placed my order for a 17' EX-T 6MT WOP from Piazza Honda of Reading and would like to compareAfter a long weekend I finally got some quotes back for a 2017 Honda Civic EX-T (Southeastern PA) with no add ons. The lowest was $23,064 OTD, still seems a bit high imho, but still in comparison to the others ($23,792 and $23,991) it seems like a decent deal. Darn you PA and your 6% sales tax!
To update, the salesman was using bait and switch. I tried to confirm the price with him and he said that he will do $19,000+ Taxes and fees.I wanted a 2017 rather than a 2016 and wanted to check the interest rate they are offering as well.
It was too good to be true. Bait and switch.An EX with HS for $19,000 OTD? How are you on the fence? I'd fly to California for that price.
Is it a 6MT or CVT?Dealer offered me today 2017 CIVIC EXT for 22,550 OTD without HS. Is this a good price to make a deal ?
Dealer offered me today 2017 CIVIC EXT for 22,550 OTD without HS. Is this a good price to make a deal ?
It is CVT SedanIs it a 6MT or CVT?
Good deal especially for your area (from what I've seen). I'm currently in process of trying to get the 2016 EX for 2k lower than that, we'll see if dealers are willing to go that low by the end of the month.I paid $22,094 for 2017 EX 2.0 CVT with Honda Sensing at Orange County
(price $20,127 + Taxes $1,617+ Registration $240 + Documentation $110)
I got the quote online, checked it out at the dealership making sure its legit, compared the offer with couple of dealerships. Once I started hearing "sorry we can not match your offer", I felt confident and went all in.
This was exactly what I had in mind: At least $2,000 difference if I would buy 2016 in December. The best offer I got for the 2016 Ex with Honda Sensing was $21,000 (out of the door). I felt $1,000 difference was not motivating enough but I was not able to do any better.Good deal especially for your area (from what I've seen). I'm currently in process of trying to get the 2016 EX for 2k lower than that, we'll see if dealers are willing to go that low by the end of the month.