Honda Dealership HANGS UP Mid-Deal Then LOSES Everything!
The Price Isn’t Right: Car Negotiations w/ Delivrd
Honda Dealership HANGS UP Mid-Deal Then LOSES Everything! The Price Isn’t Right: Car Negotiations w/ Delivrd · Jun 9, 2026
Honda Dealership HANGS UP Mid-Deal Then LOSES Everything!

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Honda Dealership HANGS UP Mid-Deal Then LOSES Everything!
Honda CR-V
Car

Honda CR-V

The Honda CR-V is a popular SUV. Here, they’re shopping for a CR-V hybrid, and they’re focused on the Sport Touring trim, which changes the price.

Term

hybrid

A hybrid uses a gas engine plus an electric motor. It can use one or both to help save fuel.

Concept

10% off

“10% off” means the dealer is lowering the price by ten percent. The important part is whether that discount actually reduces the final total you pay.

Prologue Honda Prolog
Car

Prologue Honda Prolog

The Prologue is Honda’s electric SUV. Instead of using gas, it runs on electricity, so it’s a different kind of vehicle than a typical gas SUV. In a negotiation, the main focus is usually the final price after any dealer extras.

Concept

price shopping different dealerships

Price shopping means you check prices at more than one dealership before you buy. The goal is to get a better deal by using other dealers’ quotes as leverage.

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out the door

“Out the door” is the final total you’ll pay at the dealership. It includes the car price plus things like taxes and registration, so it’s the best number to compare between dealers.

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market rate

“Market rate” just means the usual going price for something in that area. Here, it’s about what a fee or commission typically runs for car deals, so everyone knows what’s normal.

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deliver the car

“Deliver the car” means the car gets brought to you instead of you going to pick it up. It can make the deal easier for the buyer and may help the overall terms.

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ads

They’re warning about extra dealer charges or add-ons that can make the deal cost more than you expected. The idea is to keep the numbers clean and not get surprised at the end.

Place

Florida

They’re saying this pricing/fee level is typical in Florida. Where you live can change what’s considered a normal deal in car sales.

Term

dock fee

A dock fee is a charge the dealer adds for getting the car from where it arrives to the dealership. It’s basically a delivery/handling fee, and the point here is that the dealer has to show it clearly in their advertised price.

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stock number

A stock number is like the dealer’s ID tag for a particular car on their lot or in their system. It helps them find the exact vehicle you’re asking about.

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in transit

“In transit” means the car is on the way and not at the dealership yet. So you can’t always see it in person until it arrives.

Term

all wheel drive

All-wheel drive means the car can send power to more than two wheels, which helps it grip the road better. People usually want it for better traction in rain or snow.

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MSRP

MSRP is the sticker price the carmaker suggests. The dealer can usually sell for more or less than that, depending on the deal.

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financing

Financing means getting a loan to pay for the car over time. What you end up paying depends on the loan terms.

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credit application

A credit application is the paperwork that checks your credit to see if you qualify for a car loan. It helps the lender decide approval and loan terms.

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