[IcecoldIPA]

Both with new cars with NAV, 2014 for some reason priced $2K more than 2015?
Seem to be the same car/options. Something I am missing on differences between 14 and 15's?

 

[wntndestrution]

I'm guessing the 2014 has lower financing rates.

 

[Keyboard]

Are you sure both are V6? Sounds like the 2015 may be EX-L w/NAV instead of EX-L V6 w/NAV. This would account for the $2K discrepancy.

Coupe owners can correct me, but I don't think there is much difference between the 14 & 15 when comparing like trim levels between years.

 

[IcecoldIPA]

both are V6's. $2K difference is in price without financing/taxes/fees

would seem to make some sense if the 2014 was the cheaper car since I would think they would need to get it sold before 2016's hit the lots

 

[tehnighthawk]

Are they at the same dealer? Try asking them.

2014 MSRP 32,400
2015 MSRP 32,550

 

[wmarkw8157]

I ran into the same issues here in GA. A few dealers had brand new 2014s on the lots but they couldnt be as aggressive with the pricing compared to the 2015 due to honda incentives or something like that per the dealers. I was constantly finding the 2015s $1K+ cheaper than the 14s. go figure. My issue is I might run into this later this summer when the 2016s come out as they might not be able to offer deals on the 15s due to honda corporate incentives, etc. who knows. lol

 

[Malakei]

Sounds like you should get the '15 lol