Honda Car Forum

You are entitled to your opinion but you haven't shopped in the
real world lately have you? The Toyota dealers wanted over $9,000
more in drive home price for a Camry and over $8,000 for another
Accord. According to NADA a three year old Accord is worth about
$4,500 more than a Sable. At over $8000 less to drive it home, he
will still be ahead $4,000 in three years when he gets another
new car. One of the reasons he decided
to keep his 2000 Accord for his daughter was dealers were
offering him $1,500 under wholesale for his car on trade.


mike hunt



DrPimpDadi wrote:
>
> >I don't believe Mercury offers a NS but it does have those nifty
> >power adjustable petals and steering wheel. I believe the rebate
> >was $4,500, for retired military along with 5% carryover on
> >leftover models. The big bucks, in the lower drive home price,
> >was in the ZERO interest.
> >
>
> Big deal. Camrys are going for $7K off MSRP. Plus, when you resell it 5 years
> from now, it'll be worth THOUSANDS more. Taurus/Sable are worth approximately
> 25% after 5 years, compared to Camry's 50%.
>
> U.S.A. "Go West Young Men..."
>
> Mexico "El Norte Hombre..."

>You are entitled to your opinion but you haven't shopped in the
>real world lately have you? The Toyota dealers wanted over $9,000
>more in drive home price for a Camry and over $8,000 for another
>Accord. According to NADA a three year old Accord is worth about
>$4,500 more than a Sable. At over $8000 less to drive it home, he
>will still be ahead $4,000 in three years when he gets another
>new car. One of the reasons he decided
>to keep his 2000 Accord for his daughter was dealers were
>offering him $1,500 under wholesale for his car on trade.
>
>
>mike hunt
>
>

Obviously, your offspring is as clueless as you and doesn't know how to
negotiate.



U.S.A. "Go West Young Men..."

Mexico "El Norte Hombre..."