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Honda Fit Dealer Practices Pros and Cons
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2009 Honda Fit Pros and Cons Member5723 At $21k, the sport version is relatively inexpensive. |
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2012 Honda Fit Pros and Cons Member81 Found a reasonably honest dealer and established price over the internet and was treated well when finalizing the deal. |
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2009 Honda Fit Pros and Cons Member4759 My dealer experience when negotiating and purchasing was excellent. They actually had to travel over an hour to another dealership to find the model and color I was looking for. |
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2009 Honda Fit Pros and Cons Member4225 General dealer practice of selling you (the wife) useless maintenance "deals" and usurious oil change pricing, etc... |
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2008 Honda Fit Pros and Cons A member in Ohio, United States The saleman was like a bad mobster characture |
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2007 Honda Fit Pros and Cons A member in Colorado, United States Due to high demand, dealerships are (or at least were at the time) behaving like they were selling Ferraris. Wait lists and $1500 deposits with orders are ridiculous for a $14,000 small car. |
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