Are civics selling for sticker where you're at?

[PAB]

I went car shopping today and the best they'd do was $500 under sticker. I just about went ape. Are the new Civic's that hot?

 

[raildogg]

Originally posted by: PAB
I went car shopping today and the best they'd do was $500 under sticker. I just about went ape. Are the new Civic's that hot?

Yes. They are nice.

 

[KK]

go smash their windshields until they give you it for what you want it for.

 

[Jassi]

Originally posted by: KK
go smash their windshields until they give you it for what you want it for.

:thumbsup:

 

[vi edit]

Asstasstic fuel prices are really raising the demand for fuel efficient vehicles. Especially those that are completely redesigned.

High demand vehicles are a dealers dream. Best bring the lube.

 

[raildogg]

Originally posted by: vi_edit
Asstasstic fuel prices are really raising the demand for fuel efficient vehicles. Especially those that are completely redesigned.

High demand vehicles are a dealers dream. Best bring the lube.

Exactly right, imagine a Civic Hybrid LOL

 

[mchammer]

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[NikPreviousAcct]

How should I know?

 

[PAB]

Originally posted by: vi_edit
Asstasstic fuel prices are really raising the demand for fuel efficient vehicles. Especially those that are completely redesigned.

High demand vehicles are a dealers dream. Best bring the lube.

...which is exactly why I bought a 4 banger 🙂

 

[thebigdude]

Ford focuses around here are the same way. They are more popular here because the interior is larger. They are selling for almost sticker. I don't know the exact $ amount.

 

[vi edit]

The other thing with the lower priced/end cars is that there just isn't as much wiggle room between the "invoice" and sticker price. A couple hundred bucks or so. Maybe approaching $1000 on some models. But still nothing like higher end cars, trucks, and SUV's that have thousands built into the sticker/MSRP price.

 

[Chadder007]

My idiot cousin just traded in his 2005 Civic for a Dodge Ram with V8. LOL

 

[vi edit]

Originally posted by: Chadder007
My idiot cousin just traded in his 2005 Civic for a Dodge Ram with V8. LOL

Well, if he actually had a need for the truck, there isn't much of a better time to capitalize. The civic probably retained about 95% it's value and the Ram was probably almost given away.

Certainly not a dumb decision based on that financial perspective.

 

[Jassi]

Originally posted by: Chadder007
My idiot cousin just traded in his 2005 Civic for a Dodge Ram with V8. LOL

Does he have an oil well in his backyard?

 

[OS]

Originally posted by: vi_edit

Originally posted by: Chadder007
My idiot cousin just traded in his 2005 Civic for a Dodge Ram with V8. LOL

Well, if he actually had a need for the truck, there isn't much of a better time to capitalize. The civic probably retained about 95% it's value and the Ram was probably almost given away.

Certainly not a dumb decision based on that financial perspective.

hm, this maybe a good time to trade in my 4 banger accord for a GTO or something.

Too bad I wouldn't be able to fill it up after i pulled out of the parking lot. 😛

 

[MercenaryForHire]

Play the race card. :roll:

- M4H

 

[m2kewl]

been trying to test drive the SI for a month, they don't exist on the lots!

 

[JulesMaximus]

Originally posted by: Chadder007
My idiot cousin just traded in his 2005 Civic for a Dodge Ram with V8. LOL

That was stupid. What a moron.

 

[Chadder007]

Originally posted by: vi_edit

Originally posted by: Chadder007
My idiot cousin just traded in his 2005 Civic for a Dodge Ram with V8. LOL

Well, if he actually had a need for the truck, there isn't much of a better time to capitalize. The civic probably retained about 95% it's value and the Ram was probably almost given away.

Certainly not a dumb decision based on that financial perspective.

He just rides around in it....doesn't need it for hauling anything.

Edit: in fact he drove it 100 miles two days ago and was trying to brag to himself I guess about how good of gas mileage it got for that trip. 19mpg. :laugh:

 

[Farbio]

Originally posted by: Chadder007

Originally posted by: vi_edit

Originally posted by: Chadder007
My idiot cousin just traded in his 2005 Civic for a Dodge Ram with V8. LOL

Well, if he actually had a need for the truck, there isn't much of a better time to capitalize. The civic probably retained about 95% it's value and the Ram was probably almost given away.

Certainly not a dumb decision based on that financial perspective.

He just rides around in it....doesn't need it for hauling anything.

Edit: in fact he drove it 100 miles two days ago and was trying to brag to himself I guess about how good of gas mileage it got for that trip. 19mpg. :laugh:

hey, for a ram v8, that's pretty darn good - we get 20-21 on our duramax chevy

and yes, pab, a friend just bought one, 5 different dealerships, most they would do was toss in floor mats and pinstriping at one...but only like 2-300 off stickers, i was shocked and awed!🙂

 

[0roo0roo]

Originally posted by: vi_edit

Originally posted by: Chadder007
My idiot cousin just traded in his 2005 Civic for a Dodge Ram with V8. LOL

Well, if he actually had a need for the truck, there isn't much of a better time to capitalize. The civic probably retained about 95% it's value and the Ram was probably almost given away.

Certainly not a dumb decision based on that financial perspective.

hah, only if its used for a job and earns its keep🙂 thats unlikely

 

[boyRacer]

The Civic and the Fit are selling well around here... one dealer was completely out of stock last week when I checked. They had close to 40 Accords... but only had one Accord Hybrid.