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dsabin71 · 06-12-2007, 03:22 PM

I'm getting a 'deal' of $20,200 "out the door" price on a 2007 Honda Civic EX in the nighthawk black color. That's all taxes, title / reg / plates / docs / fees and includes the cargo net, wheel locks and splash guards as well.

Also I was offered another deal at $20,477 for the same black 2007 Honda Civic EX 'out the door' but this place will warranty the car for any mechanical breakdown issues to 110,000 miles and all labor is covered for anything, I'd just have to pay for parts as long as we kept up on all the required dealer maintenance at the specified intervals and they will also let us use a demo car while our car is being worked on.

I haven't dealt with this sort of an offer before - but they are pretty damn close to each other - and I'm thinking for the extra $277 - that is a pretty good price on a warranty for free labor after the manufacturers warranty is expired at 3 yr / 36000 miles.

What do you think?

06-12-2007, 03:22 PM	#47 (permalink)
dsabin71 Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 2 iTrader: 0 / 0%	2007 Honda Civic EX - Black I'm getting a 'deal' of $20,200 "out the door" price on a 2007 Honda Civic EX in the nighthawk black color. That's all taxes, title / reg / plates / docs / fees and includes the cargo net, wheel locks and splash guards as well. Also I was offered another deal at $20,477 for the same black 2007 Honda Civic EX 'out the door' but this place will warranty the car for any mechanical breakdown issues to 110,000 miles and all labor is covered for anything, I'd just have to pay for parts as long as we kept up on all the required dealer maintenance at the specified intervals and they will also let us use a demo car while our car is being worked on. I haven't dealt with this sort of an offer before - but they are pretty damn close to each other - and I'm thinking for the extra $277 - that is a pretty good price on a warranty for free labor after the manufacturers warranty is expired at 3 yr / 36000 miles. What do you think?