Reason for Visit: Sales
I recommend this dealer: No
My Review of Boch Honda:
*** USED CAR BUYER WARNING ***
Be aware of how Boch Honda prices their USED vehicles. Boch has no intentions of selling used cars at the prices they list on the internet.
Boch prices from the bottom-up, but they do not clearly disclose this. This price strategy provides heavy foot traffic to their dealership, as people are looking for a low price. Traditionally, people are used to negotiating from the top-down.
Example: Traditional pricing dealer lists car at $15,000. You negotiate down to a price of $12,500. Deal done. Boch would take the same vehicle and list it at say $11,700. Then they would add shop time, delivery costs, and profit. They would then give you a price. This price would be highly individualized to you and based on:
1) your buying position; balance owed, trade, financing
2) your negotiating skills
3) how motivated Boch is to move X number of units on that day
(These items are common with buying a vehicle almost anywhere. The real difference with Boch is the bottom-up pricing.)
RECOMENDATION:
Many of the above attributes are true with buying a car anywhere. Based on my experience with this dealer, make sure you have:
1) settled on a model, year, and know the vehicles details inside & out
2) know what your budget is and be able to pay that day
3) not a time sensitive buyer and are able to walk-away
4) have significant time (4-6 hours) to spend at the dealership
DO NOT BUY FROM THIS DEALER IF:
1) this is your first car deal
2) you don't understand financing
3) you can't read fine print on the purchase agreement
SIMPLY STATED:
This is a traditional, stereo-typical car dealership. The pricing policy/strategy is misleading. Don't expect to be treated like you are number one; they simply do too much volume. If you are an experienced car buyer and know the art of the deal, you can get a great price.
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