what did u pay for your cr-v

**Pitek** · 27-04-2009 11:27 AM

Nov 2008. I pad $35,800 for my CRV Sport 2.4 Auto.
Empty, not even carpet mats yet with 5 years warranty and road assist.
As usual AFTER sale I assume I could get a little bit better deal

Added mats, tinting and rear parking sensors myself, cost me about $400...

**Vlad D Impeller** · 09-05-2009 06:55 AM

I paid 25K US dollars for my CRV in 2007, leather seating and fully loaded except for the GPS, i wished i had paid the xtra 2.5K for the Nav package.
It is my belief that Honda do have the best factory installed navigation system.

**-=Roe22L=-** · 01-06-2009 03:57 PM

$54,470 Black 09 Luxury (Built 01/09 compliance 04/09) with black leather. Premium plates (Lolz), Extended (5years total) warranty with road side assist, All weather rubber floor mats, Fabric floor mats, Front Aero bumper, Rear Aero bumper, Tailgate Spoiler, Front Sensors (luxury has the rears already), Dust & Pollen filter, GPS/DVD/BLUETOOTH/REVERSE camera integrated radio, Type 1 Side steps, Head Rest TV/DVD set (includes wireless headphones x 2) Premium Tweeter speaker set, Bassworks speaker system, Clear bonnet protector, Clear light protector, Door visor set, Tow bar & Bag and organiser box for the boot (wife wanted it =).

**meh:-)** · 19-08-2009 01:17 PM

I paid $39500 for a Sparkle Grey CRV Sport with Front and Rear aero bumpers, chrome mirrors, type 2 side steps, spoiler, chrome tip and mats. 3 year warranty.

**sunnyl** · 19-08-2009 04:37 PM

09 grey CRV standard (manual!), weather shields, headlight and bonnet protector, mats, luggage tray and luggage cover, $37,500.

Compared to the drive away prices of the special edition at the start of the year its not that good, but it was impossible to even find a car to test drive.

**62rocket** · 20-08-2009 11:40 AM

Originally Posted by sunnyl

09 grey CRV standard (manual!), weather shields, headlight and bonnet protector, mats, luggage tray and luggage cover, $37,500.

Compared to the drive away prices of the special edition at the start of the year its not that good, but it was impossible to even find a car to test drive.

sorry mate, but i reckon the Honda dealer you bought that off is still laughing. 37500 is way too dear in my opinion.

**sunnyl** · 20-08-2009 11:50 AM

Originally Posted by 62rocket

sorry mate, but i reckon the Honda dealer you bought that off is still laughing. 37500 is way too dear in my opinion.

I did realise it wasn't cheap

I did shop around at a couple of dealers before settling at that one. Of the 6 I tried only 2 had manuals in stock, both were around the $37k mark for the driveaway price. What do you suggest is a decent price?

It wasn't exactly an impulse buy. I mentioned in another thread I have an aging gen 1 CRV - I had tossed up at the start of the year get rid of it for a new CRV, but it was all sold out back then so I spent the money for a new clutch, tyres and major service to get it back up to scratch. Then just recently our other car had to go, so we jumped into getting a new CRV pretty much within the week.

haha! It feels like I paid a premium to get a manual, rather than the other way around!

**62rocket** · 20-08-2009 11:53 AM

Originally Posted by 62rocket

I think you might have paid a bit too much there Codes. This is my deal about 6 weeks ago:

new silver, base model, auto CRV, 2008 built, carpet mats, boot liner/protector, Honda rear seat covers, rear bumper boot lip protector, 5 years warranty, drive away for $31k.

Funny thing is, i reckon if i walked back into the same dealer today I could do a little bit better than 31k...

this was a better deal. It's an auto back in october 2008. It was a April 2008 built car.

**See Har-vee** · 03-09-2009 09:13 PM

We just picked up our silver manual CR-V with bonus pack (alloys, front and rear sensors and foggies).

Paid 34,000 on the road, including a cargo blind. Only one dealer came to the party with that price. No-one else would touch it. The bonus packs were limited to about 3 per dealer apparently.