CRV Negotiated Price
#1
CRV Negotiated Price
Hi! New to this forum as I am thinking of purchasing a 2018 CRV. I have a 2005 CRV which I adore, but it is time to upgrade. I have also been looking at the Subaru Forester. On their forum new owners can post the details of the prices they paid. I was unable to find that on this forum. Could be I missed it. If not, let's start that.
#2
Welcome in,the variables on the prices may be to much to get any true advantage, unless the owner would post a window sticker with actual price for comparison. Then you would depend on people Putting in info for it to work. Not a bad idea but maybe our Supermod can help with that.
#3
I am trying to decide between the CRV and the Subaru Forester, so I have been lurking on the Subaru site which does have a thread on "what I paid". They include the MSRP, the INVOICE price and the deal before any coupons, taxes, title and tags. Of course the type of car and any extras would need to be included also. Loads of good info on that site.
#4
2018 crv
Just brought our 2018 Touring CRV home today.
I first shopped stores in my small coastal Georgia city and was not impressed. One finally offer me invoice price and none of the stupid , overpriced add-ons they all seem to try and force on you - nitrogen air in tires, mud flaps, paint sealer, extended warranties, etc.
I went a bit further away - 35 miles to another state - and just offered them invoice with no add-ons and it was a done deal. I know they made 3% on the hold back and I thought it was fair.
They made a mistake that they couldn't reverse - the prep team did the paint sealer and added mud flaps before the sales person could stop them. Bonus for me.
I did a tire swap because the Hankook "Kinergy" tires are very poor. I gave back the OEMs, bought my own replacements from Tirerack , had them drop shipped to the Honda store and they did not charge me for the mount/balance. Probably a bit of profit for them - but I did get the paint and flaps - figure one offsets the other.
Overall "reasonable" by my standards.
I first shopped stores in my small coastal Georgia city and was not impressed. One finally offer me invoice price and none of the stupid , overpriced add-ons they all seem to try and force on you - nitrogen air in tires, mud flaps, paint sealer, extended warranties, etc.
I went a bit further away - 35 miles to another state - and just offered them invoice with no add-ons and it was a done deal. I know they made 3% on the hold back and I thought it was fair.
They made a mistake that they couldn't reverse - the prep team did the paint sealer and added mud flaps before the sales person could stop them. Bonus for me.
I did a tire swap because the Hankook "Kinergy" tires are very poor. I gave back the OEMs, bought my own replacements from Tirerack , had them drop shipped to the Honda store and they did not charge me for the mount/balance. Probably a bit of profit for them - but I did get the paint and flaps - figure one offsets the other.
Overall "reasonable" by my standards.
#6
Just brought our 2018 Touring CRV home today.
I first shopped stores in my small coastal Georgia city and was not impressed. One finally offer me invoice price and none of the stupid , overpriced add-ons they all seem to try and force on you - nitrogen air in tires, mud flaps, paint sealer, extended warranties, etc.
I went a bit further away - 35 miles to another state - and just offered them invoice with no add-ons and it was a done deal. I know they made 3% on the hold back and I thought it was fair.
They made a mistake that they couldn't reverse - the prep team did the paint sealer and added mud flaps before the sales person could stop them. Bonus for me.
I did a tire swap because the Hankook "Kinergy" tires are very poor. I gave back the OEMs, bought my own replacements from Tirerack , had them drop shipped to the Honda store and they did not charge me for the mount/balance. Probably a bit of profit for them - but I did get the paint and flaps - figure one offsets the other.
Overall "reasonable" by my standards.
I first shopped stores in my small coastal Georgia city and was not impressed. One finally offer me invoice price and none of the stupid , overpriced add-ons they all seem to try and force on you - nitrogen air in tires, mud flaps, paint sealer, extended warranties, etc.
I went a bit further away - 35 miles to another state - and just offered them invoice with no add-ons and it was a done deal. I know they made 3% on the hold back and I thought it was fair.
They made a mistake that they couldn't reverse - the prep team did the paint sealer and added mud flaps before the sales person could stop them. Bonus for me.
I did a tire swap because the Hankook "Kinergy" tires are very poor. I gave back the OEMs, bought my own replacements from Tirerack , had them drop shipped to the Honda store and they did not charge me for the mount/balance. Probably a bit of profit for them - but I did get the paint and flaps - figure one offsets the other.
Overall "reasonable" by my standards.
#7
Cheers.
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