found dark emerald green type S
06-10-2005, 12:23 PM
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found dark emerald green type S
man, a local dealer is selling a 2002 dark emerald green type S..! my favorite color!!!!! i have a 2000 DEG tl... as you all know, this is a rare color for the type S(for all 02+ tl as a matter of fact.).. i want that one so bad 
.. has 70k selling for 19-20k...
is this a good price? how many of these did acura make?
i have about 98k ... how much do you think i get for my 00 tl? i want to get it!!!
it must be fate that we met today....
.. has 70k selling for 19-20k... is this a good price? how many of these did acura make?
i have about 98k ... how much do you think i get for my 00 tl? i want to get it!!!
it must be fate that we met today....
Good choice, a bit expensive for the miles on it though. 
06-10-2005, 01:06 PM
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That sounds HIGH on price. I just bought an 03 w/ 62k for under $16 out the door. It is off-lease and SUPERclean. What you need to do is find a local wholesale dealer that is willing to go to an Acura/Honda factory auction where there are a lot of off-lease vehicles, buy one that you want and put some small markup on it. Small markup = $500 around here.
Actually you should be able to sit down in his office, look online at auction sites that your dealer is willing to visit. They will show you what cars are selling for what pricing; they even list the mileage, color, etc. and most of the time a pic. It's the wholesaler's version of the Autotrader.
Or go to kbb.com and check the values. I would say it's a buyer's market right now, you should be able to get pretty much any car from a dealer for around the "private party" pricing on that site; or maybe even less.
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Oh, I see the problem, your in Mass. LOL
Actually you should be able to sit down in his office, look online at auction sites that your dealer is willing to visit. They will show you what cars are selling for what pricing; they even list the mileage, color, etc. and most of the time a pic. It's the wholesaler's version of the Autotrader.
Or go to kbb.com and check the values. I would say it's a buyer's market right now, you should be able to get pretty much any car from a dealer for around the "private party" pricing on that site; or maybe even less.
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Oh, I see the problem, your in Mass. LOL
06-10-2005, 01:17 PM
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Just did a quick look at kbb.com -
Trade in $13,075, Private party $16,115 and Retail $19,265 that was for a zip in SC though and the condition of the car as "excellent".
You should be able to buy that car for around $16,500 no prob. Be prepared to walk and don't show emotion; he will salivate and not drop the price.
He probably has between $13 and $14 in that car, if he knows how to buy them. If it's an Acura dealer where they do the $800 brake jobs, he obviously has more in it depending on what type or work it needed.
Trade in $13,075, Private party $16,115 and Retail $19,265 that was for a zip in SC though and the condition of the car as "excellent".
You should be able to buy that car for around $16,500 no prob. Be prepared to walk and don't show emotion; he will salivate and not drop the price.
He probably has between $13 and $14 in that car, if he knows how to buy them. If it's an Acura dealer where they do the $800 brake jobs, he obviously has more in it depending on what type or work it needed.
06-10-2005, 04:11 PM
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Originally Posted by RepTL
Just did a quick look at kbb.com -
Trade in $13,075, Private party $16,115 and Retail $19,265 that was for a zip in SC though and the condition of the car as "excellent".
You should be able to buy that car for around $16,500 no prob. Be prepared to walk and don't show emotion; he will salivate and not drop the price.
He probably has between $13 and $14 in that car, if he knows how to buy them. If it's an Acura dealer where they do the $800 brake jobs, he obviously has more in it depending on what type or work it needed.
Trade in $13,075, Private party $16,115 and Retail $19,265 that was for a zip in SC though and the condition of the car as "excellent".
You should be able to buy that car for around $16,500 no prob. Be prepared to walk and don't show emotion; he will salivate and not drop the price.
He probably has between $13 and $14 in that car, if he knows how to buy them. If it's an Acura dealer where they do the $800 brake jobs, he obviously has more in it depending on what type or work it needed.
and if he doesnt drop the price, dont buy it. its way too much $$ for the milage 
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06-10-2005, 11:23 PM
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autotrader all the way. BYW Mass has some of the cheapest prices for cars of any New England state. I have bought every car I own in Mass because New Hampshire and Maine are too expensive. You only pay sales tax if you live in Mass. and I don't hahahahaha
06-11-2005, 01:49 AM
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Originally Posted by sbuswell
autotrader all the way. BYW Mass has some of the cheapest prices for cars of any New England state. I have bought every car I own in Mass because New Hampshire and Maine are too expensive. You only pay sales tax if you live in Mass. and I don't hahahahaha
yeah i know. bastards.
we also have to pay sales tax even if we buy the car in NH which is tax free.. b/c the car will be registered in mass.. messed up.
btw, when i say local dealer, i didn't mean acura dealer, just a auto sales place next to my house.. i drive by just to see if anybody buys it..
06-11-2005, 03:06 AM
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waaay too much for the miles. i bought my '02 TL-S w/ navi (44K miles) from a dealer in Oct '04 for less than $19K (that includes ext. warranty). it was just bought back from a lease. I would say negotiate down, or just look elsewhere...
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btw, my price was so low b/c i included the amount the dealership overpaid for my taxes/registration... i got a refund check from the dmv for $1100 this jan. very nice surprise!!
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Originally Posted by PhxAcura
waaay too much for the miles. i bought my '02 TL-S w/ navi (44K miles) from a dealer in Oct '04 for less than $19K (that includes ext. warranty). it was just bought back from a lease. I would say negotiate down, or just look elsewhere...
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