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Does the passenger mirror auto tilt down when reversing with this kit?

I won't pay over MSRP on principle, and I'm happy I didn't because they're not too hard to find at MSRP now. I paid cash so rates don't matter to me, and if I had paid over I'd have spent $5-10K extra for literally nothing except getting my car a few months sooner. I drove an RS3 for those six...

I think it's not an Apple problem as it has not happened with the last 4 cars I've owned, all with CarPlay.

The one in TX sucks too. I think they're just willing to deal on the one '23 they have.

Oregon dealers suck so much. Norm Reeves in TX just offered me their 2023 SGP for MSRP + $2,000 in accessories + shipping if that's interesting to you (or anyone else in the thread). But yeah feel free to DM me anytime! Happy to help if I can.

I bought one at MSRP in OK and shipping it to OR! I'd definitely recommend looking out of state for those of us on the West Coast — this makes two this month in the middle of the country that I've been able to buy for MSRP (passed the first on to a member here and then regretted it so I bought...

What kind of car dealer doesn't want to sell cars? The dealers who reached out to me did so because they found out they had 2024s incoming.

Also, completely anecdotal but between yesterday + today, 9 different dealers have contacted me asking if I’m still interested in a Type R. Prior to this I would maybe get 1 every two weeks or so checking in.

I disagree with your read on the supply of these cars. There are a lot of 2024s on the way and people are finally starting to sell used examples. As supply increases prices will decrease — and Honda is making a lot of them. Of course many dealers who get 2024s will start with an optimistic...

This has happened to me too many times. Now I don’t leave the house until we agree on a price. If a dealer won’t be upfront they’re going to try to screw you.

Honestly I hope no one buys it and it sits until they’re forced to do MSRP. PNW dealers need to come back down to earth.

Honestly I think they're both great in different ways. A car is such a personal thing because everyone has different needs. Like, it's fun to drive an amazing manual transmission and it's fun to obliterate literally every car at a stoplight. I think it's cool to appreciate what's special about...

Not me! I decided not to buy it which is why I posted here. But a few people messaged me here / on FB so it could be one of them ahead of you.

2023 Sonic Grey Pearl available at Ed Martin Honda in Indiana for MSRP — no bullshit or accessories. Ask for Scott Miller. I decided to keep my RS3 :)

Total for everything not including tax (I live in OR where there is no sales tax) was $48,149. Car + markup was $47,845, doc fee was $85, government license fee was $219. I’m not sure if there are additional fees (besides sales tax) for in-state buyers — I’m guessing at least registration as I...

Just FYI I don’t get anything if you mention me! So it’s up to you. I more just wanted him to know that I appreciated him being easy to work with (in a sea of awful Honda dealers) and so I made a couple posts to spread the word about the deal. Hope it works out for you, though! Hopefully it’ll...

Boost Blue in CA for $2.5K over at Freeway Honda if you buy before the 30th. I passed because I decided I really want grey or maybe white — otherwise I would've bought it myself. Ask for Patrick or text him at 904-652-9071. No added accessories or weird fees from what I could see, and he seems...

Damn! Was about to pull the trigger for 2K over but now I’m thinking I should wait for MSRP.

If you’re able to have two cars then Miata + daily definitely seems like the way to go. I’d rather only own one which is why I have an RS3 and why I’m interested in the FL5… but I still do find myself thinking maybe I should just get a Miata.

Huh I'm not seeing them on there yet. Any for OR in that batch?