stockae92

thanks for the info, santa rosa is still quite a drive from socal

JonBoy

It's a good way to break in a new car.

TheDonEffect

Same price as an LX (price difference between the EX and SIs on the lot isn't that substantial), but admittedly he knew a guy and just at that right time the dealership wanted to unload their sedans as they were not selling. I wouldn't expect to get that price, but the fact remains that deals are out there for the sedan. I imagine the coupe to be harder to come by since it's hard enough as it is to source one in your color choice let alone get a deal on it. Could you imagine how hard itd be to get white or silver?

rockville

How's the insurance on the Si? I like the car quite a bit for just over invoice. I was very iffy when the dealers are asking over sticker. Nice but not that nice.

Rickjames

when I checked, if I bought an Si, my insurance would go up from 290/ 6 mo to 400/ 6 months. I was rather surprised that it would be that much more than the S.

TommyDeVito

Newer car = higher insurance costs

Rickjames

Obviously, but a convertible, two seater? I figured they would be a little more equal.

ace123

pull quotes for reference. either progressive or geico i think give you quotes. tell em you want a quote for your S, then for a new SI, then a used SI. compare that to your rate and you have an accurate answer. if you get lucky, you might even drop your payments!