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Replying to: cephme (Apr 16, 2006 12:37 pm)
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Replying to: lmp180psu (Apr 16, 2006 12:48 pm) |
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Replying to: cephme (Apr 16, 2006 7:41 am) |
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Go look at what Edmunds says about these fees - THEY ARE NEGOTIABLE! If you start to think - Well it is FAIR for them to charge me $300 (whatever) for the regional jack up the price and cheat the customer after the deal has been made fee - because its on the invoice - or because the dealership had to pay it - or its only $300 so its not worth messing with - then you are making a mistake - don't just roll over for this stuff. The dealership pays for a lot of things that are not directly passed on to you - like the sale commission - all of these fees have been added just to DRIVE UP THE PRICE and profit of the deal. Sure if you are getting a price at invoice (before fees)and they TELL YOU in advance they will add in a $300 fee - it still may be a pretty good deal - you need to look at the TOTAL amount you will pay - But if you negotiate a price - & both agree to it and THEN at closing they try and add in a fee - I would always 100% of the time tell them NO. It is not the price that we agreed on. They should have included this in during the negotiation. If they pull the - everyone pays this - its like sales tax crap I would walk out - if they insist on having the fee - tell them to reduce the sales price by the fee amount - so the TOTAL price you pay IS THE PRICE YOU AGREED ON! What can be more fair than that - sticking to the agreed on price. Do you think that if you tell them at closing - I paid a $300 fee when I bought the car I am trading in (see look at my invoice!) so I must pass this on to you - so you must give me an extra $300 for my trade in (over what we agreed on) - anyone think the dealership would just say - OK sure thing - since you had to pay it - its fair! Now someone try and explain to me whay it is OK for a dealership to change the agreed on terms of a sale.
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Replying to: z71bill (Apr 17, 2006 8:22 am) |
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Great - as long as they are up front I would not complain - at least you know what the real price is - and can make an informed decision - its the add on after the deal is done that I think is just plain wrong.
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Replying to: z71bill (Apr 18, 2006 7:32 am) |
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Replying to: z71bill (Apr 17, 2006 8:22 am) |
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Replying to: z71bill (Apr 17, 2006 8:22 am) OK sure thing - since you had to pay it - its fair! Amen. That post just made my day! |
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I got an offer for a TiGray 3i touring with ABS, wheel locks, door edge guards, and an autodimming mirror for $16359 which he said was invoice(initial offer was $16859 but I said I would only buy at invoice). not quite invoice from what ive checkd on here and kbb but pretty close. is this a good deal and what kind of fees should i expect to get tacked on to this? is destination charge part of invoice? I heard this dealer (MapleShade Mazda) was pretty good but this is my first car buying experience and im a little aprehensive. thanks for the help
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