Honda Confirms Type-R For U.S. At Civic Concept Debut

Nomar06 said:
You mean advertising at msrp.
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Oh that’s right. $2500 doc fee, $1200 for using the dealerships lot to acquire the car fee, $800 for your trade in fee, & $525 finance fee to start the loan paperwork.
 
That's alot of fees! I stopped in at the dealership again today. I got to sit in it this time. Gotta say, I did not find the seats very comfortable. I know they are racing seats but I have sat in more comfortable racing seats.
 
My local dealer has one listed at msrp. I work 2 minutes from them, it’s tempting to go over on my lunch break and look at it.
 
Sarcras said:
For me they were, mostly the bottom of the seat. The bottom bolsters are much higher than the Si.
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They prob would break in/mold to you after a bit of time. The 8thgen Si seats were pretty nice and bolstered....which was a bit tight of some folks like myself. After a bit they were perfect and shaped (somewhat) to fit me. I'm sure the Type R would be similar to some extent.
 
I wasn't told a down payment was required but I was told only serious buyers can test drive it. Probably means the same thing.
 
bootyluvr said:
Yes they did that here for STi's (not so much WRX's) and EVO's. I'm not sure if they still do it now.
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I want to say back in 2012-13ish I had two dealerships basically tell me “new” wrx’s weren’t able to driven unless a credit check was done, and a $500 deposit was put down to purchase.
 
webby said:
I want to say back in 2012-13ish I had two dealerships basically tell me “new” wrx’s weren’t able to driven unless a credit check was done, and a $500 deposit was put down to purchase.
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2012-2013 WRX's aren't anything special lol
 
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