<prompt> Human: My husband wanted me to post this to see if you all thought I got a good deal, I think I did. Skip to the second paragraph if you dont want the history of the toxic car.So I took my 2013 Honda Civic EX to the dealership for repair after the last almost two years of driving it and my husband and I getting nauseous, dizzy and headaches. We thought it was really nothing, because it would pass fairly quickly. However after speaking with my grandfather in another state he has worked on cars for 40 years, why I hadnt asked him sooner who knows during our wedding reception we discovered it could be carbon monoxide or some sort of out-gassing in the vehicle. The dealership had my vehicle all day on Monday did nothing with it and wanted me to pay for the rental car, I told them I wouldnt since they did nothing. I spoke with the GM of the dealership, and he agreed to cover the rental car until they discovered what was wrong with the vehicle. The next two days they had the car I didnt hear from them, so I finally called and they said the CO test came back negative and they couldnt do anything further without approval from the Honda Corporation. The Service Manager was very pushy and said that since he was paying for the rental that he wanted me to call Honda immediately and open up a case with them. So I called Honda as soon as I got off the phone with him, they first question was why are you calling us the dealership should be calling them. He listened to what had been going on with the vehicle and told me it would be 24 - 72 hours before someone got back to me, but opened up an investigation.As I got off the phone with the Honda Corporation the General Sales Manager at the dealership called and told me she had heard about what was going on with my vehicle, and thought she would try and help. I realize she is trying to boost car sales and everything, so I told her if the numbers worked in my favor then I would consider it. So I showed up at the dealership and they had a 2015 Honda Accord EX, that I ultimately ended up purchasing. This is the summary of the deal the dealership did for me:Paid off my 3.25 72 month loan of 16,000 on my CivicI paid for the new car 23,841 They provided credits for a down payment in total of 2,691Which brought the total price of the car down to 21,911 financed at 72 months at 1.9 with taxesThey also at no-charge provided an extended warranty to 72 months72,000 miles, gap protection, and 36 oil change coupons that do not expireDid I get a good deal or not? Ignoring the fact you shouldnt finance a vehicle for 72 months and the such I will be paying it off early as the rest of our finances come into line in March. Husband is upset I didnt think it over for a couple of days, or wait for the investigation to complete he thinks we could have ended up with a replacement car at no additional cost, I highly doubt that. I spend 2 hours a day commuting in the vehicle to and from work, this is the first week I havent had a headache all week!TLDR: Traded in toxic car, dealership paid off 3.25 72 month 16,000 loan 4.5 years left, 21,911 financed at 1.9 for 72 months, they threw in an extended warranty to 72 months72,000 miles, gap protection, and 36 oil change coupons that do not expire.Edited for grammar...  <response>: You traded in a car that was potentially damaging your heath. Without knowing your other debts, income etc it is hard to do 100 rPF analysis lol, looks like you got a good deal dollar wise. 