How much did you pay for you Accord Euro (Driveaway)?

**Poeter** · 11-01-2005 06:27 PM

Hi guys

I was interested in the accord euro (standard) auto and i went around dealerships for quotes.

For the moment, i'm not very sure what is a decent price but most the quotes i got from honda were around $39k driveaway which is beyond what i can actually afford.

**yfin** · 11-01-2005 06:44 PM

Originally Posted by Poeter

Hi guys

I was interested in the accord euro (standard) auto and i went around dealerships for quotes.

For the moment, i'm not very sure what is a decent price but most the quotes i got from honda were around $39k driveaway which is beyond what i can actually afford.

Hey Poeter welcome to Ozhonda.

Please do a search and read old posts - we have seen your question about the "best price for a Euro?" many times - even in the last few days. There are plenty of people who have posted tips about good dealers to speak to, etc.

Anyone else new to Ozhonda - please don't ask anymore about the best price for a Euro - do a search please.

**Poeter** · 11-01-2005 06:56 PM

oh sorry, vfin....

i'm new to this forum, so i wasn't really aware about search. LOL

Thanks for your reply anywayz

**coladuna** · 11-01-2005 07:26 PM

Originally Posted by Poeter

Hi guys

I was interested in the accord euro (standard) auto and i went around dealerships for quotes.

For the moment, i'm not very sure what is a decent price but most the quotes i got from honda were around $39k driveaway which is beyond what i can actually afford.

$39k driveaway sounds like a crap deal to me.

**Poeter** · 11-01-2005 08:14 PM

Originally Posted by coladuna

$39k driveaway sounds like a crap deal to me.

hhaha yea, i think so too.

But honda dealers dont get into real negotiations until you've placed in a deposit which still isn't a guarantee of a good price.

I've been to Artarmon and Homebush. Both gave me an initial quote of 39k!!

**albii** · 11-01-2005 09:23 PM

pah walk in and say $36k and thats all drive away...and.be firm dont budge..you should get it for that much on a good day.

**Reagan** · 11-01-2005 09:31 PM

Larke Hoskins would give a good deal....

**Poeter** · 11-01-2005 09:42 PM

Well i thought $34k driveaway would be good but both dealers gave me "NO WAY!" and saying that i'm dreaming.

The homebush dude said no deal under 35k driveaway. LOL, but this dude was like fully swearing in chinese and giving my dad a story about how he gets the shits from his boss if customers keep going they're not sure and stuff.

*sigh*, seems like i can't get the euro for $35k....im thinking of just getting a cheapy corolla ascent if it doesn't get better.

I always thought the euro had a very good price but the dealers i've met have no intentions to give my dad any reasonable price other than high $30000.

**Reagan** · 11-01-2005 10:14 PM

considered buying second hand euro accords? i think they range at 30g

**coladuna** · 11-01-2005 10:38 PM

The dealer is right.
You are dreaming if you think you can get Accord Euro Auto for $34K
It'd be possible with manual, but way too low for auto.
Try pushing for $35.5K. That'd be very close to the best price possible.