jXxviii

My girlfriend managed to get me an employee discount at in-and-out glass for $185 otd, which her boss owns. They originally quoted me $240 including moulding, which was the cheapest I've found. Sorry guys, couldn't find cheaper (for those who are looking to save $$). In-and-out gets the job done, and I get what a pay for. The quality of the glass so far does not show any waviness or fog, though I can't say it would for sure stay that way for years to come, as I'm sure this is just cheap chinese glass.

UnkieTrunkie

I've had great service (and a low price) on both my S and my Element (total chip magnet) from Low Price Auto Glass on Commercial St. in San Jose.

S2KVee

I ended up getting it done there as well. I paid $180 lol.. But without the molding.. They didn't have the molding in stock on the Saturday I went so I took the chance and reused my molding.. The glass looks decent, too soon to tell the quality but so far it looks decent. Labor installation was a little sloppy though..

S2KVee

I ended up getting it done there as well. I paid $180 lol.. But without the molding.. They didn't have the molding in stock on the Saturday I went so I took the chance and reused my molding.. The glass looks decent, too soon to tell the quality but so far it looks decent. Labor installation was a little sloppy though..

carloS2000

Youmna, If you like your car and it's otherwise in good shape, always go with OEM glass. List price at your local Honda dealer will be about $550 - just for the windshield. OEM seals, etc., more. Have a reputable shop pick it up and install it. You can buy discounted Honda glass online, though shipping could eat up a lot of the saving. Stevie Wonder could tell the difference between an OEM windshield and most of what's being recommended above.