I have been searching through all the threads and I have not yet found an actual invoice. I know that tlsdave bought the car and is just having difficulty uploading the picture. Does anyone else have their actual invoice that we can see?

 

Edmunds has the invoice posted for the 2002 TL-S Follow the Link:http://www.edmunds.com/vehicles/2002/acura/

Hope this helps.



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1989 Acura Integra LS
1993 Honda Lawn Tractor
2000 Honda Rancher ES 4x4
2002 Acura TL-S (This Year)

 

I was actually looking for a scanned copy of a customers, for proof that the car actually was sold to them that low. The dealer seemed sketchy when I said I saw it for that low.

 

Then you want a bill of sale, customer order, or executed lease agreement...

 

I think some people are fibbing a bit. The lack of a scanned invoice is a bit troubling.

 

Yeah sorry about that. Barry is right. I would really appreciate if someone could scan theirs and post it in this thread, or email it to me or anything like that.

 

I met Scotty, wife and child at the Ontario airport on Saturday and showed him my contract. I wish he would confirm that he saw I paid $31,230 plus dealer options.

 

yea..so like if any1 could scan their invoices...it would really help

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2000,ACURA TL, NAPLES GOLD METALLIC, REAR SPOILER

 

Still sceptical.
Why wouldn't that dealer want to sell more cars?
He's better off selling 2 at TLSDave's price than ONE for invoice.

Smells fishy.

 

Still sceptical.
Why wouldn't that dealer want to sell more cars?
He's better off selling 2 at TLSDave's price than ONE for MSRP.

Smells fishy.

 

Hey Larry -

The world is full of non-believers, but that doesn't change anything...

If anything, it was a sweet smell to me and a sweet taste of success for TLS-Dave!

 

I'm sorry, but I have to agree with Lawrence on this one. This is a forum for TL-s enthusiasts. We ALL are interested in the TL-s. If you got $3000 knocked off the MSRP of a new TL-s, then GREAT for you! We're all jealous, OK! But if you're going to post your bargain under such topics as "How much did you pay", then at least show some integrity and give some details. Enough with this whole "sworn to secrecy" deal. Any Joe-Schmo can brag about some fantastic deal, but the proof is in the pudding. In this day and age, everyone has access to a camera, scanner, Kinko's, etc..so I really don't see an excuse. And if, for some reason, the dealer sells you the car for invoice and asks you to keep it secret, then show some respect and KEEP IT SECRET.

 

Thank-you, Scotty, it was pleasure to meet you on Saturday and especially nice to see your reciprocation of my trust. Although you and I met for the first time on Saturday, the skeptics probably think we have known each other for years and this is some sort of collusion. Let them. As a banker, I have always thought that a dose of skepticism is healthy.

Since I have convinced one person on this board that my deal was real, perhaps others (some of who have done better than I) will post their contracts by scanner, dig pic, etc.

Good deals are there for those with patience and determination. Good luck to all.

 

Ladies and Gentlemen -

TLSDave is truly a man of his word and a nice guy to boot!

He showed my wife and I the actual bill of sale/contract in person on Saturday and it was truly the real thing. In fact it was so real my wife was convinced at that point that we should go buy one that day. We didn't though.

The good deals do exist, however, and yet I must agree with many on the board in saying that many So Cal dealers are just being plain stubborn about coming off of MSRP. Its true. Maybe its because they were one of the last segments of the market to receive their allotment of cars; who the hell knows really.

If any of you salesman are reading these posts, you should listen to your buying public and do what it takes to sell cars because we are all certainly ready to buy, just not at MSRP!

Using TLSDave as an example I would say that at least one is willing to deal anyway.

So of course, you all want to know who TLSDave dealt with I'm sure. I am sworn to secrecy only to protect Dave's credibility with his dealer and to reciprocate his trust. C'mon folks, its for real, trust us!

For the record I am still waiting for the market to settle down and see what happens before I buy, even armed with TLS-Dave's "inside info." Its not like I don't have a car or anything. My little '93 Intergra GS-R is still humming after 120,000 miles.

Good things come to those who wait!