tcd

I am starting to look for my first S and was wondering which dealership I should

go to, too get the best deal.

I went to Honda East off of Scarborough and Immke Northwest off of Sawmill

today just to see what they had on the lot. All of the S's that I looked at today

stickered at $33060.00. Should I expect to pay sticker at any of the area

Honda dealers or do you think they will deal?

Any advice would be appreciated, also any central Ohio Honda dealer would do.

flyellow

See Emily at Rousch.................

also, you might want to contact "Hardtopguy" up at Ganley Honda in Cleveland . He has great prices on all accessories, maybe cars too..............!

tcd

Thanks flyellow

Ubetit

Talk to Andy Montell at Honda East.

Tell him you don't want to screw around and to give you his best price first. Shoot for $31300 or less.

David1

I got mine from Andy at Honda East also. I got a discount from them when dealers still wanted sticker and up.

TCD, which one were you looking at? the white or the Suzuka there. The white and tan looked really nice and would had been my choice if Spa yellow was not around when I got mine.

tcd

Since they don't offer Sebring Silver w/all red interior anymore(do they?). Then my next choice would be Suzuka Blue.

tcd

I have two questions:


1) How many miles should a brand new S have on it? Less than 10?
(I am asking because I am sure people love to take joy rides in them)


2) How many miles would be too many to be considered new?

ellisnc

mine just had like 9 I think

I heard anywhere from 7-15 is normal for a imported car

man, this car is easy to drive sideways... I love feeling the transition from understeer to oversteer - very progressive!

StrangeDaze

Mine had like 10 or 12 miles when brand new. I think it had 12 after I took it for a test drive while they prepped the paperwork. I bought from Immke Honda. My experience was very pleasant, but they have since pissed me off a bit. Oh, and their service writers suck. I have heard of others having bad sales experiences there and I would not be surprised if they were the Honda Dealer least likely to deal on a car considering their location (Dublin).

All of that said, once you know exactly what you want, it can't hurt to call up each dealer within driving distance to give them all a chance to come up with their best deal for you.

ggd2

Bought mine at Roush Honda in Westerville. Had a very good experience. Bought an 2001 with 6500 miles on it, and came as a Honda Certified Vehicle. Paid just over $27,000 for it When I had a couple of minor problems with the car, they were right on it (for $80 extra, I get a loaner whenever I take the car in, for as long as I own it). Also followed up afterward.

Also looked at Immke, but did not have a good experience. Had earlier purchased an SUV for my daughter there, but when we had a few problems with car, they showed no interest at all. I don't recommend them personally.