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OUCH....... Is that an auto? If it is and you are able to get floor mats, tint, paint protection and other extras thrown in, then it's ok. Otherwise, that is the same price as a manual base Euro with mats, 1 year comprehensive and 5 year warranty in January.Quote:
Originally Posted by sakinah
don't hurt my feelings........it's the real deal :p :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by integraz
why anyone would pay the extra for a Sport v's the VTI is beyond me. if i had $35K, the Euro is the winner.
Sport v. VTi
K20 v. R18
leather v. cloth
6 airbags v 2 aibags
17" EP3 CTR rims v. 15" steelies
6stacker v. single disc
etc etc......
thats why ud buy against a VTi. with a euro depends on wat u want i guess. styling, features bla bla bla
its up to individual taste and preferences i guess.
Either way, the civic has come a long way since its old conventional styling. IMO, the 8th Gen civic will set a new benchmark for future honda cars to come in terms of styling and features.
Paid $33K OTR for mine. Sport auto:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by sakinah
33k for a sport auto is good!
What the? Retail Civic Sport Auto is $32,490. So you paid only $510 for the other charges (rego, gov, stamp duty etc)? When did they start to discounting the Civics? Unless there was a trade in?Quote:
Originally Posted by gerard
06 Civics will be slightly cheaper now that it is 2007.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shimian
But gerards is an 07 model
Ahhh.... better ask him on how he managed to do it. :thumbsup:
Im guessing its with a trade in. They wouldnt have given a $2,500 discount