US Si Prices Released

jasonandre · Nov 30, 2005

Honda has released official MSRP pricing information for the 2006 Honda Civic Si to all dealers. True to their word, it is priced "below $20,000" as Honda promised during the launch.

FG2156JW
2D 2.0 Si - 6-Speed Manual Transmission
$19,990.00

FG2156JXW
2D 2.0 Si - 6-Speed Manual Transmission w/Summer Tires
$20,190.00

FG2156KW
2D 2.0 Si - 6-Speed Manual Transmission w/Navi
$21,740.00

FG2156KXW
2D 2.0 Si - 6-Speed Manual Transmission w/Navi & Summer Tires
$21,940.00

Destination & Handling: $550

Kabs · Nov 30, 2005

THANK YOU!

Yea was gonna post that too..... i just woke up so you beat me to it....

So now boys and girls... lets compare the Si to the RSX-S

Si... 19,990 vs 24,860

SI WINS

Pastapuck · Nov 30, 2005

Invoice or MSRP?

jasonandre · Nov 30, 2005

Pastapuck said:
Invoice or MSRP?

MSRP only.

Janizary · Nov 30, 2005

So much for the 'Nay sayers'....

webby · Nov 30, 2005

where is this price listed? I don't see any press releases from honda.

SiCkCiViC04-SI · Nov 30, 2005

^^ vtec.net

Janizary · Nov 30, 2005

December 1 is supposed to be the 'official' price release. I doubt you will see an official price release until tomorrow then. The information garnered by ToV was what amounts to a backdoor information gathering, though it is claimed as official. I feel pretty confident that Jeff and Ryan got the good scoop (its not April 1 is it?)

02SilverSiHB · Nov 30, 2005

the dealer will mark it up a bit...betchya they will

Janizary · Nov 30, 2005

Woohoo.

Just got the email confirmation from my dealer:

(edit: Old news now. Now it is time to make sure you don't get taken by a dealer charing an MPA [market price adjustment])

Find a dealer that is not going to screw you!! Get off your duff and drive a bit and find a dealer that is not playing that game (might be hard if you are in SoCal...they all seem to be playing that game there). There are three Honda dealers within 100miles of me, two are charging MPA (market price adjustments...$4K and $1K, respectively), the third is not.

As the sales manager there said to me, they are in business for the long haul, not short term profits, repeat customers and satisfied customers sending in referals will make for greater revenue in the long term than short term price gouging.

jbbrann · Dec 1, 2005

^^ Great News!

jasonandre · Dec 1, 2005

Official Link

And here is the official Honda link to confirm:

http://automobiles.honda.com/models/model_overview.asp?ModelName=Civic+Si

jammin3 · Dec 1, 2005

It's official

I'm probably the only idiot that didn't see the official price at the Honda website, but it's there! automobiles.honda.com

Janizary · Dec 1, 2005

Anyone notice the MPG stats went up by 1/1 as compared to the articles? Small, but I noticed.

webby · Dec 1, 2005

yes the official price is listed on the honda site. It is up on the home page of the site as well. Go build and price the SI.

DeezSi06 · Dec 1, 2005

Now 1 question remains... how long till u can get 1 below MSRP, like all hondas sell for??

Janizary · Dec 1, 2005

I think it will be a while before we see $1K+ below. Though you never know, someone is bound to post a kill.

webby · Dec 1, 2005

DeezV604 said:
Now 1 question remains... how long till u can get 1 below MSRP, like all hondas sell for??

I believe Janizary was quoted 200 below msrp on his SI.

Janizary · Dec 1, 2005

Heh, check those time stamps.

webby · Dec 1, 2005

hahah - u beat me to it.

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