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Thanks everyone! I will keep talking to multiple dealers, out of state also this week, and I will add the red Type R to choose between either the black Type R so I can find one for MSRP 47,090 + TTL / doc fee + destination / no accessories I will keep hunting until someone bites at MSRP and...

I’m just a girl who needs to make her Honda dream come true. Never truly alive unless I’m behind the wheel of a Honda, stick shift in hand. this is my zen

The dealer wants $56.894.73 to drive off the lot. They promised not to drill the front bumper to install the license plate this includes window tint, nitrous wheels, wheel locks, trunk tray, alcantera steering wheel, leather shift knob, illuminated door accessories. I’m talking to a second...

Haha, well that would be a first for me 😉 I’ve kept all my others stock in the past. RSX Type S, Prelude, V6 6MT Accord, Civic Si This will be my first Type R and my first black car. That’s enough cherries to start.

Hi, Aside from wheel locks, mats, trunk tray, maybe some window visors, any other little knick knacks I might want for the Type R? Currently I plan to keep her stock (warranty,) except I want to try the DE5 suspension module probably. Also, is there some feature to disable deep in the menu...

Maybe the 2027 Type R will be a Honda Prelude 👀

The police located the vehicle, it’s at some other dealership two towns away. But apparently(?) the police wouldn’t tell the OP the name of the dealership

If the OP had got some kind of car loan instead of paying full cash on the spot, they could’ve been insulated from this scam. Future advice for future buyers?

It’s like they want to tie you up in court battles while they keep making profit. The OP shouldn’t even have to be hiring lawyers if the dealership(s) involved just did their jobs right. customer service is dead to these people.

Makes you wonder how many other people have been victimized by this... many vulnerable and marginalized minorities don’t have the resources to fight back against this kind of scam. so sorry OP, you deserve a brand new car and then some. maybe they already sold or transferred the car off again...

Regardless of what happened, this sounds like a major flub and/or shady business practices. I hope you get a nice pay day out of all this hassle!

So what can happen is this: dealership #1 transfers the car to dealer #2 with a lien agreement dealer 2 sells the car, transfers the title. The financial institution(s) that handled this transaction would be responsible for paying out the lien before any other payouts. However, the lien has to...

I imagine dealership #1 has a lien on the car title that never got paid by dealership #2 (the dealership that sold the car.)

Next time your Civic starts to make that noise again, I would recommend rolling down the windows and announce, “All aboard! Choo chooo!!” That should cover any questions from your passengers about what’s going on