Unofficial FAQ: online seller list

Jun 30, 2005 12 Replies

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Anybody know of any others? Some Acura ones would be nice.


jim beam wrote in news:ofOdnT8dqrdFVVnfRVn- snipped-for-privacy@speakeasy.net:

Mercy buckets. Added.

www.acuraoemparts.cpm aka Del Ray Acura did well by me when I got a fat RSX sway bar for my Civic. Superior factory diagram driven interface like others.

"MAT" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@comcast.com:

Excellent, thanks! Been added.

Something tells me there are many more Honda sites that Acura, but I've also ordered from Cheapest Honda Parts before. I'm satisified with them.

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-Dave

"Dave L" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@comcast.com:

Now listed. Thanks.

"Filipp Stepanov" wrote in news:1uRxe.27594$Cm6.12418@trndny02:

Thanks. Added.

Before you buy from these "online" places, phone around to various dealerships in your area with the part number or part description, and get prices. You may find that a local dealership is competitive once shipping is factored into the online price.

I have learned recently that dealer prices in the NYC area vary widely as well, e.g., something that Metro Honda (Jersey City) charges $0.81 for Hudson Honda (North Bergen?) charges only $0.56. Also, Metro Honda charges $2.64 for the same part that Honda of Essex charges only $2.02.

Sparky Spartacus wrote in news:mSDye.1259$ snipped-for-privacy@fe10.lga:

I was at my local dealership today and I found more markup evidence.

There was an invoice from the dealership to a garage nearby that buys a lot of stuff from this dealer. It was upside down, but I managed to memorize it anyway.

Part#: 35770-SEC-A01 (SW/PWR RR) List: $82.45 Actual price: $65.96

So the garage got a 20% discount. I normally get 10%, and got 10% today.

Makes it important for those of us on a budget to shop around, for sure. At a certain point, I run out of time to spend on the phone/online/driving around to pick stuff up, though.

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