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What: The Welcome Table New Orleans is an initiative of the Mayor's Office focused on race, reconciliation and community.The Welcome Table will bring diverse groups of New Orleanians together to share experiences, share stories, build relationships, listen & learn from each other and finally create and execute projects that will build a better, stronger city.
How: Welcome Table Groups (diverse groups of no more than 25 people) will come together to work through a facilitated process of discussion, relationship building and action. By meeting in safe, civil, secure, structured and facilitated spaces, Welcome Table Groups will be able to work through each phase to build greater understanding of each other and critical issues facing our city.
Welcome Table Groups will meet in various locations throughout four parts of the city: Central City, St. Roch, Algiers and Little Woods. However, any resident of New Orleans will be eligible to participate. Projects that develop from each Welcome Table Group will not be required to take place in the neighborhood in which they are conceived.
Who: All residents of the city of New Orleans are invited to sign up for a potential spot in a Welcome Table Group.
Why: Since his time as Lt. Governor, Mayor Landrieu has had a keen interest in racial reconciliation and community building. In 2004, Mayor Landrieu learned of the work of the William Winter Institute for Racial Reconciliation (based at the University of Mississippi). At the time, The Winter Institute had been working exclusively on reconciliation efforts in Mississippi. With Louisiana and Mississippi sharing similar histories with race related conflicts, then Lt. Governor Landrieu began conversations with the Winter Institute to share their proven model with Louisiana. Those conversations slowed when Hurricane Katrina hit, but when Mayor Landrieu assumed office in 2010 the opportunity to engage in racial reconciliation efforts rose to the forefront again.
The Winter Institute was chosen as the City's partner because of their proven model of success in Mississippi and the shared alignment of values with the Landrieu Administration, that is, bringing diverse groups of people together who seek common ground.
After a process of focus groups, test retreats and meetings, the City of New Orleans received a $1.2 million grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation to implement a multi-year process to support a racial reconciliation initiative in the city. The Winter Institute, which uses its own funding to do its work, will provide training and technical support. The Urban League of Greater New Orleans, also a partner in this work, will also provide technical assistance and serve as the initiative's fiscal agent.
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2013 and earlier-Honda Accord Prices Paid and Buying Experience
Does anyone have sold price for LX 4 Auto or LX-P 4 Auto in So CA?
jb_turner Posts: 702Even at 27k OTD this is a wee bit on the high side for this car.
kaitian03 Posts: 9Yes, it is herson's Honda. This price is about $500 below the invoice even after including the destination charge. So I think it is decent. And I guess they are trying to get some target sale recently, so I would recommend you try to contact them for quote too.
The quote including the destination and the dealer fee is still a few hundred below invoice on this car and in my opinion a very good price. The appearance package price, however, is a big joke. Those items at the most would be about $200. So I agree with your assessment of about $27k OTD being a reasonable price.
volodos Posts: 7I am a newbie here this forum so I don't know how to send you an email. Is there any kind of sending-message-functionality in the forum. :confuse:
mypg Posts: 1Which dealership did you buy the EXL from?
cdb51862 Posts: 4Also interested in Northern NJ pricing for EX-L Sedan 4 CYL w/o Nav. Any input appreciated.
lucky620 Posts: 26Recently purchased an 08 V6 Accord coupe w/navi in north jersey for $27,300 including destination fees. Did initial shopping through online requests to Paul Miller/West Essex Honda, DCH Honda-Paramus, and Hudson Honda. Hudson Honda was over the sticker, DCH was $28,+ and Paul Miller came in at $27,300. Did my in-person dealing with Rt 23 Honda in Pompton Plains and Garden State Honda in Clifton. Ended up in Garden State Honda with deal and 1/2 price on Honda remote starter. Good luck!!
goldenone23 Posts: 5i went to a dealer in socal on sunday and they wanted 30k out the door accord coupe ex-l v6 with navigation. i was trying to get it to 27 and it didn't work anyone know any socal dealers that have the coupe for 27k with or without navigation?
I bought it from Autowest. Let me know if you need my salesman's name
ginskee Posts: 12Just bought mine in Arizona for $28,365 ($735 over invoice). This car is nearly impossible to find: Black , automatic, Accord Coupe EX-L V6 with navi. I've been trying for about 2 months now and finally found one. Before I found this, there were only 5 available in the country and by the time I contacted those dealerships, they had already sold them. I lucked out and found one about 150 miles away. I had contacted them the day before it arrived on their lot and they reserved it for me.
tudiu Posts: 27Hi, I just got back from a Honda Dealer in Pittsburgh PA. Was looking for an Accord, EXL I4. was offered $23936. But they offered my trade-in dirt cheap. so I walked away. If without a trade-in. Do you think $23936 is a good price?
I got a quote from Honda dealer in Silicon Valley.
LX-P $19787 including destination
I think it is a good deal. Any comment ?
zxbui Posts: 6Kinman,
You did good! I requested quotations from six dealers in southern California, and the best deal is $19694.78 (includes destination and PDI - for 2008 Honda Accord LX-P Auto)
You can always haggle for another $100.
Good luck with your deal
Hello. A dealership in NY still has some 2007 V6 accord with Leather still left. They quoted $22,360 plus TT&L. Can someone please let me know if this is a good price and what they think of the car. Deciding if I should buy this or the 2008 EX-L 4 cyl. Thanks.
sunnfun Posts: 168Can you tell me what dealer in NY? I am looking for one of these also.
How much is the sales tax there? FYI: I bought EX-L I4 at $22,750 +$55 doc+TTL in the SF bay area. Seems to me you should ask for at least $1k below invoice at this time.
kinman, you did not mention whether the quote is for the AT, If so, that is a great price. If it is for a manual transmission still it is a good price as long as you get the exact color and options you want and no other fees/unwanted add-ons. Good luck.
That is a very good price for that model. You won't be seeing much more price drop on those, if any, as they are beyond their holdback and any dealer incentives. As far as the car itself, a friend of mine owns one and another friend owns an 06 V6 EXL (same as 07), they are great cars and I personally like them. I own the 08 model because I like the new design better so I think for you the primary factor would be the looks and the purchase price (But I don't think it would be fair to do price comparison when considering 07 V6 EXL to 08 I4 EXL).
Thanks for the feedback. The dealer is South Shore Honda in Valley Stream. I think they said they have three left. The only problem I see if that you are getting a car manufactured in 2006 and when you look up the value, edmonds has a dealer price of $21,000 or so, but these cars are new
It is LX-P AT. Doc fee=$55
hammer13 Posts: 2I think it is a good price for the car. I wish you would man up to the situation and stop being so cheap.
Hi zxbui,
Could you tell us what dealership in So Cal gave you the 19694 quote?
geaux_tigers53 Posts: 3I've tried to get a feel for prices by browsing this topic, but I was wondering if you could tell me if yall think that the prices on these are going to be going up or down over the next 3 months. I'm looking to purchase in June, do you think the prices will be higher or lower, or the same by then. Thanks!
alurker Posts: 2paid 24,200 +TTL (Dallas Texas)
Includes add-ons:
EPP (Environment Protection Package - aka wax & scotchguard)
ProPack (mud guard, trunk tray, wheel locks)
Pinstripe, tint
I thought this was a pretty good deal until I discovered my car was actually manufactured in '07.
Any thoughts on if I overpaid?
boating Posts: 17Just took delivery of an 08 Accord EX-L sedan 4 Cyl Auto from Majestic Honda from Lincoln, Rhode Island.
Excellent place to do business with. Very friendly, relaxed atmosphere and no pressure. I have a Pilot also purchased here in 05
Price $ 23,605 included destination and wheel locks. Doc fees are $95.00
We were torn between the Altima and Accord (can't go wrong with either one!) and the car was my wife's choice. I will most likely get an extended warranty from Bernardi Honda (9yrs/120k $940) before 4-1.
Wife is happy-that's what counts!
phyoski Posts: 2I'm sorry to jump in like this. But I have an 06 accord EXL that i'm trying to get rid of. just wondering if anyone's in the area and interested. see my post at
lholtman Posts: 2I just bought a 2008 Honda Accord EX-L 4 cyl.
MSRP $26,495 + $648 for dealer add ons (sunroof visor, mud flaps, rubber mats, trunk liner.)
I paid $24,647 before taxes, title, etc.
Did I get a good price?
yaupon2 Posts: 18Recently received internet quotes from several central Pennsylvania dealers for a 2008 Honda Accord EX Sedan with manual transmission and no navigation. The lowest price quoted is as follows:
Base price: $20,377
Destination: $635
Options: $490 [body side moulding, splash guards and wheel locks]
Sub-Total: $21,502
Doc Fees: $129
PA 6% Tax: $1,290
Final OTD: $22,921
I will post the actual final selling price and term once the deal is concluded.
henrychinaski Posts: 12off topic, my apologies. just had wood trim put in my new ex-l with navi. i'm confused. the wood is only on the dash, but the picture on the honda website shows wood trim on the doors as well. find the pic here:
when you build the car on the website and click on this option it says a dash kit and steering wheel kit are available, which seems to suggest that the door wood is not actually available as an option. anybody have the wood trim package put in their car? did you get it wood on the doors as well or is the picture just questionable advertising by honda? thanks in advance.

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