Do you have a link? I didn't see that on the brochure and I want to make sure when I call them that I see it in writing.You can cancel with full refund in 60 days.
+1You can cancel with full refund in 60 days.
Exactly, that is my issue. I don't know if cancelling within 60 days mean that it is like never having it. I don't really know who to call thought to get these answers. I don't know if I can expect an honest answer from the dealership.+1
I think you should double check and make sure you can buy another...I'm not sure if you can buy Honda Care again after cancelling. I'm pretty sure there is a question asking if the car has been previously covered by Honda Care.
Oh yes you can cancel at the selling dealer and buy online. Many on here have done that before.+1
I think you should double check and make sure you can buy another before you cancel...I'm not sure if you can buy Honda Care again after cancelling. I'm pretty sure there is a question asking if the car has been previously covered by Honda Care.
Should I tell him I don't want it or see if he will drop the price on it? I didn't finance it but I did pay for it in cash along with the entire car. I didn't write a separate check just for the HC. Will that be a problem?Call your dealer and cancel the policy. Tell him you don't want it. The only catch is that if you financed the car with AHFC, you will NOT get the money back on the refund of the policy. They will send all $1800 to AHFC but on the bright side, your loan goes down.
Get HondaCare online and save yourself $800. You can send me $50 for giving you excellent advise on this board.
Start with you don't want it and negotiate your way up.Should I tell him I don't want it or see if he will drop the price on it? I didn't finance it but I did pay for it in cash along with the entire car. I didn't write a separate check just for the HC. Will that be a problem?
Thanks for the advice. I don't know if I can promise $50 but perhaps a Super Moderator title...oh wait....
I had a very similar experience when buying our '11 EX-L w/ nav. I asked the dealer to match my on-line quote that was probably $500 less than the dealer wanted. So at the end of the day, the overall car buying experience was excellent and they got very close to my on-line price so I bought Honda Care from them. I also just rolled it into the loan so there was nothing out of pocket.Part of me feels so scumbag like to take that approach. How would I feel if they came back to me on my trade-in saying "we quoted you too high a price and want to cancel".
I want to give them the benefit of the doubt, everything else with the process was perfect so I'm willing to cut them a little slack. I think the price was too high but I feel like they should have a chance to re-quote it without me saying "Cancel it, you ripped me off."
I'm fine if they make a small profit on this. They didn't make much (if any) on the car. I just want to make sure that I get a "fair" price which doesn't necessarily mean cost.
Do you think they even flinched when they over charged you? Drop the guilt trip feeling man. Its not like you're stealing from the stealer. Its like you trying to get back what was rightfully yours as the stealer overcharged you. You can try to give 'em a chance to keep your business but I doubt they're just going to fork over $800. My stealer backed out and said he can't afford that price and refunded me the money back to AHFC.Part of me feels so scumbag like to take that approach. How would I feel if they came back to me on my trade-in saying "we quoted you too high a price and want to cancel".