I do not know, probably a warranty or something, the other dealership I went to also had some weird package. If they were selling at MSRP what was the OTD? I just wanted to know if I was getting fully screwed or if this value was okay given the time I was buying.As of a month ago, Hare Honda in Avon, IN was selling new cars at MSRP ("AMV" = $0). You would have had to pay a deposit and wait for stock to arrive, though.
You said "no add ons" - what does the "Pohanka Value Package" include?
The picture was an estimate from the dealer I bought at, and we talked it down to 38,250, but it still seems very high to me. Here is the estimate for the hybrid: What do you feel about the price I paid, is it high or is it reasonable in this market?IdleSicko… I’m not sure what to make of the picture compared to your text. This is a picture of an estimate from one of the dealers where you did not buy(?)
The standard destination in the USA is $1225.
On the deal pictured, the dealer has AMV, which is the same as “market adjustment”, but “adjusted market value”. That line is a dealer markup. You got them to take that off(?)
Yes, it includes taxes and everything. MSRP would be around 34,620 for this exact CR-V including the destination fee. Didn't get any all-weather floor mats though and I think they charged the destination fee twice lmao.Does your OTD include all taxes and fees? No additional state taxes? Here, taxes would be about 2500… so with taxes paid that doesn’t sound too bad.
Hopefully you got a couple tangible perks in that total price. Here dealers will add dealer-options and add them to the sticker, but if you get those at the normal price, I still consider it a decent MSRP deal… as I’d appreciate the mudflaps, all-weather mats, etc.