On Tue, 06 Mar 2007 08:13:15 -0500, dgk wrote:
> On Tue, 06 Mar 2007 05:04:11 GMT, A.Nonimus RemoveThis @nospam.tv wrote:
>
>>On Sun, 04 Mar 2007 16:31:28 GMT, ern <ern RemoveThis @junk_mail.com> wrote:
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>>>You purchased the "regular" model for $16,700.
>>>The $20.000.00 was fot the "Sport" model and all the unwannted
>>>unnecessary options the dreeeedy dealer stuck on.
>>>
>>
>>No, I paid $16,700 for the CIVIC LX, not the DX, not the Fit.
>>You overpaid. That's okay, just learn from it and next time you buy a
>>car, do some homework and don't let the dealer gouge you. You'll feel
>>better about it.
>
> He did overpay, but I also wanted the Fit more than the LX. For two
> reasons, first, the handling is great. Second, the body style fits my
> life better. I don't haul around passengers often but I do sometimes
> need the space to put bikes and such. I was willing to pay the list
> price for the Fit, which was not very different from the "more
> expensive" Civic, but not more.
That's the point. It is fine to choose the Fit over the Civic for what
you want in a car. It is even fine to pay $4000 over list for it, if that
suits you. The OP is a first-class whiner, though, in that he blames the
dealer (and Honda) for his bad judgment, in that he feels he overpaid. He
is clearly not smart enough to realize that he made his own decision on
how much he was willing to pay. The dealer's job is to make money. They
saw that sucker coming all the way down the road...
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