<prompt> Human: Im interested in buying a new Honda Civic, but I would like to have a good idea of the total cost of the vehicle before I head to the dealer. So far, Im aware of the MSRP, destination charges, interest rate and sales tax. Im concerned that there will be a bunch of miscellaneous registration and dealer fees.For those who have recently purchased a new vehicle, what other costs should I be anticipating? What are some of the costs that might be unexpected? Basically, I would like to have an accurate idea of the total cost of the car before I decide what my down payment will be. I realize fees, taxes, and destination charges will vary based on location. But, any advice would be appreciated.Thank you!  <response>: Sticker price 10 is a conservative estimation. This is why I deal in out-the-door cost when negotiating. I have a maximum set dollar amount Im willing to spend. The dealership then has to make the necessary adjustments to get to that price. Also, avoid the how much do you want to spend per month question when negotiating. The dealership will get you to your desired price point by manipulating the loan term and interest rate. Sure your monthly payment may be lower, but you could be spending thousands more in interest. Pay attention to the details and focus on the overall cash price first. 