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i won't be selling my civic type R. this is my nsx. this is my dream car. ever since my days in the 1999 electron blue pearl civic si.. the type R was always a car i wanted to keep. so i hear what you're saying about the experience. it sounds like a great memory to have. thanks for sharing!

still a real good deal brotha! ><

i love this! i don't think closing one day on the weekend with a emergency sign is a bad idea at all, hahahah! 4k a year ago is also a very good deal considering i've heard the dreaded 20k over a year ago. i don't have a trade, and i'll make sure to have all my finances in order and be ready to...

wow! $200 over is a great deal! love it, thanks for info. can't wait to put all this information to use!!

all of those things are all aligned. then all that's left is to sharpen my information and market data. thanks again!

that is amazing!! i will definitely try to be more assertive when speaking. i'm not wanting anything outrageous. this is what the manufacture deemed fair for this vehicle! right?! damn it! hahaha. thanks for your advice!

this is very true. neighboring states aren't much cheaper. any dealerships willing to go lower is very far away and although i wouldn't mind the wear and tear, leaving the business unattended for days isn't ideal. thanks for your insight!

very good information. thanks for the heads up on the accessories. i wont' give up! thanks for your encouragement and break down. i really hope i'll find the right dealership to deal with.

AGREED!

this is real good to know. i just happened to come across that 10%. i will continue my search. thank you for your encouragement!

i appreciate the advice. and you're right, the research, (homework) on this vehicle and it's current market is a difficult thing to tackle. but thanks to your advice and perspectives, it's giving me hope to carry on. hahahha. thank you!

this statement is so true. pay to play. but i'm sick of paying all the time. i want to play without paying for once. or at least paying msrp, HAHAHA!! thanks for the warm wishes!

the reasons aren't written very well i will agree. but there is definitely an almost undescribed feeling of unease as you don't even get to see the car before you sign for it and it's shipped to you in a box. everything is kind of left up to hoping it all goes well and you don't find some kind...

the reasons aren't written very well i will agree. but there is definitely an almost undescribed feeling of unease as you don't even get to see the car before you sign for it and it's shipped to you in a box. everything is kind of left up to hoping it all goes well and you don't find some kind...

that sounds actually pretty amazing! i would love to do something like that. but i own a small business and i'd have to close the shop because i don't have any employees. hahaha. every mile of the type R experience i would relish in would be followed by an unsettling feeling of having a closed...

that's crazy.. enclosed sounds enticing, how much was it if you don't mind me asking from where to where? thanks for your insight on this matter.

there are actually a few reasons why buying it out of state is not ideal. 1 - 1.5k in transport is still a lot of money. so buying one in california for 1-1.5k over msrp would make more sense. also, i've been told by a dealership in texas that they don't really care much for buyers from out of...

that is insane. i'll keep an eye out for things all the way till the end. haha. thanks for the heads up and the hilarious descriptions in your story. haha

that's a good point, but i'm not rather 100% confident in my negotiation skills, haha! but you're right tho, thanks for the advice!

well over the phone i got 3k over. some sales man have said to come and and we could negotiate further but i've been told that once you go in, they hit you with accessories and other things you don't want on the car. i did visit hardin honda in anaheim, they just got a CW a couple days ago. they...