2002 Honda Odyssey: car prices, dealer invoice, reviews

2002 Honda Odyssey Reviews:

2002 Honda Odyssey

2002 Honda Odyssey Prices:

Available Trims	Base MSRP	Base Invoice	Hold- back	Base Cost
2002 Odyssey EX	$26,750	$24,068	$802	$23,266
2002 Odyssey LX	$24,250	$21,822	$727	$21,095

Holdback: 3% of the Base MSRP

Example: Base Invoice - Holdback = Base Cost

Base Cost (above) - Rebate/Incentive = True Cost (You can get rebates/Incentives by getting a no obligation price quote from Car.com). This is the best way because Rebates can very according to location. Note: All prices above are rounded to the nearest dollar and are approximate amounts. Prices are subject to change without notice.
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How to Buy a Honda Odyssey

1) Get the cost of the "vehicle & options" for a 2002 Honda Odyssey.

Note: Our Price Guides provide the "Base Cost" of the vehicle. You will need to get the options prices & rebates from free pricing sources such as Car.com, Autobytel, Invoice Dealers, Cars Direct & AutoBuyingUSA. You will need to get a free price quote from these sources to get this information.

TIP: Want to save time and money? (And shop from the comfort of your home?) Get a quote from all pricing sources. This gives you competing prices from different dealers - The best price wins!

2) Once you have your quote and have determined the "Total Cost" - Negotiate upwards from that cost - not downwards from MSRP. (You have the cost. How much do you want the dealer to make? This puts you in the drivers seat!)

3) Even Better, "avoided negotiating with a salesman"! By using the online pricing services above, you will be dealing with an Internet or Fleet manager at your local dealership. They know you have the cost of a Honda Odyssey and WONT gouge you on the price! They try to get large volume - not profit. They offer the best deals hands down.

Free Pricing Sources:
1) Autobytel
2) Car.com
3) Invoice Dealers
4) Cars Direct
5) AutoBuyingUSA
TIP:Get a quote from all sources. This gives you competing prices - The best price wins!)