Honda Delivery Times???

[Andrew (9)]

Hello All,

Will need to purchase a car for a new job I'll be starting in 4 or 5 weeks, been doing a lot of the preliminary leg work and decided a new car suits me best (lots of daily mileage will accumulate), and a Honda Civic would be nice, but what has got me is the delivery time???

Can't seem to find any info on that anywhere...

Really curious about a new Civic LX, Manual (remember the lots of miles part<grin>), side air bags, don't care bout color, do care about the extra alarm add on and, believe it or not, the trunk tray.

Any thoughts or experiences you can relate? Will go Auto if manual makes the schedule impossible... I'm in NYC if that helps. And it also explains why I don't know. Haven't "owned" a new car in 15 years (cheaper to rent a weekend a month than pay the insurance alone here!)

--Andrew

 

[Andrew (9)]

A> Hello All,

A> Will need to purchase a car for a new job I'll be starting in 4 or 5 A> weeks, been doing a lot of the preliminary leg work and decided a new A> car suits me best (lots of daily mileage will accumulate), and a Honda A> Civic would be nice, but what has got me is the delivery time???

A> Can't seem to find any info on that anywhere...

A> Really curious about a new Civic LX, Manual (remember the lots of miles A> part<grin>), side air bags, don't care bout color, do care about the A> extra alarm add on and, believe it or not, the trunk tray.

A> Any thoughts or experiences you can relate? Will go Auto if manual A> makes the schedule impossible... I'm in NYC if that helps. And it also A> explains why I don't know. Haven't "owned" a new car in 15 years A> (cheaper to rent a weekend a month than pay the insurance alone here!)

A> --Andrew

No one have any experience with wait times for new Honda Civic's with Manual transmissions in the NE or NYC?

Your comments are appreciated.

--Andrew

 

[TeGGeR®]

No one have any experience with wait times for new Honda Civic's with Manual transmissions in the NE or NYC?

Your comments are appreciated.

Why don't you call a few dealers? They are probably the best ones to tell you.

 

[Andrew (9)]

Hello Tegger®,

Tuesday, June 1, 2004, 8:14:46 PM, you wrote:

T> Why don't you call a few dealers? They are probably the best ones to tell T> you.

Was actually trying to put off dealing with them until I could gather as much info as possible... but I think I may just have to buy what is already on the lot....

--Andrew

 

[Lowryter]

I just got an accord EX stick, rare car. They found one in Dallas and delivered it. Order time was said (unbelievably) to be 2-3 months.

 

[TeGGeR®]

Hello Tegger®,

Tuesday, June 1, 2004, 8:14:46 PM, you wrote:

T> Why don't you call a few dealers? They are probably the best ones to tell you.

Was actually trying to put off dealing with them until I could gather as much info as possible... but I think I may just have to buy what is already on the lot....

Look at it this way: If what you want is not on a particular dealer's lot, they can call around and see if another dealer has one that they are willing to give up. They can even get them in from another state (expect to pay a bit more if they have to bring one in).

The dealer will know exactly what the lead times and availability are like. And their info will be a lot more up-to-date and specific to your area than some guy posting on Usenet.

 

[Elmo P. Shagnasty]

T> Why don't you call a few dealers? They are probably the best ones to tell T> you.

Was actually trying to put off dealing with them until I could gather as much info as possible... but I think I may just have to buy what is already on the lot....

Yeah, but you want something that's in plentiful supply. If you have to make 5 calls to find exactly what you want, I'd be surprised.

 

[dbaron]

Got my civic lx last year and took about a month to find the car I wanted, but I was specific with color and I wanted 5 speed on it too. They got it all the way from Florida ( I'm in Jersey).

Good luck

Dmitry

 

[Andrew (9)]

Thanks everybody, that was exactly what I was looking for (I didn't know that they night get it from another state, for instance) and that I MIGHT not be limited to what is on the lot.

--Andrew

 

[Bebop]

Hello All,

Will need to purchase a car for a new job I'll be starting in 4 or 5 weeks, been doing a lot of the preliminary leg work and decided a new car suits me best (lots of daily mileage will accumulate), and a Honda Civic would be nice, but what has got me is the delivery time???

Can't seem to find any info on that anywhere...

Really curious about a new Civic LX, Manual (remember the lots of miles part<grin>), side air bags, don't care bout color, do care about the extra alarm add on and, believe it or not, the trunk tray.

Any thoughts or experiences you can relate? Will go Auto if manual makes the schedule impossible... I'm in NYC if that helps. And it also explains why I don't know. Haven't "owned" a new car in 15 years (cheaper to rent a weekend a month than pay the insurance alone here!)

--Andrew

Why don't you just call your local dealers and Ask? Or goto honda's web site and do an inventory search. New order from fatctory takes 8-9 weeks, if they are still buliding them. It's that simple.

And don't pay more than $14K, before tax and title.

 

[Bebop]

Got my civic lx last year and took about a month to find the car I wanted, but I was specific with color and I wanted 5 speed on it too. They got it all the way from Florida ( I'm in Jersey).

Good luck

Dmitry

You should just order one from the factory. It takes about 8-9 weeks. Then you wouldn't have to have your car driven from Forida to NJ. .