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1/6/2009
Tuesday morning
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| The Used Car Rule requires dealers to post the Buyers
Guide on all used vehicles, including automobiles, light-duty
vans, and light-duty trucks. Demonstrator cars also must have
Buyers Guides. But Buyers Guides do not have to be posted on
motorcycles and most recreational vehicles. Individuals selling
fewer than six cars a year are not required to post Buyers
Guides. |
| Good luck, and if the deal looks to good to be true, it probably is.
However, armed with the right backup material you can make sure you
get the best deal. Walk if the dealer wont divulge all the above
figures; go somewhere else. Watch the ads, too, as the fine print often
makes that $199 a MONTH! look a little less attractive after you figure
out that you need to put $5,000 down first. And as a final note, be aware
that the local ads taken out in the newspaper by one dealership are
probably lies; the deal was for ONE car and I can guarantee you it sold.
Rosenthal, a huge chain in the Washington Area, is know for this (they
once advertised a Millenia that sold in August all the way through
Decemeber; each week, that same stock # was shown for some ridiculos
price in the _Washington Post_). However, if its a TV ad, it probably
means factory financing. Those Mazda Passion for the Road ads, annoying
as they were, spelled out a pretty attractive 626 deal. Always check the
fine print, howe. |
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In article ,
alex p. wrote:
You might try - alt.auto.dodge.trucks
David Thorme wrote in article
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: Is there any forum on the internet for automobile problems? I have a
: problem with a dodge caravan. Chrysler Corporation is about as helpful
: as on a bull!!
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| After test drive the car, we felt comfortable talking to him. When we went back
to showroom we started to negotiate price with him. We proposed the price based
on our calculation but with only $100 over invoice. First he told us the price
we ask was too low because it was more than $2500 below MSRP but he could ask
his manager. When he came back he came with a price with more than $1500 than
we proposed, we decided to show him our calculation with the invoice
information and $1000 factory to dealer incentives. It showed that if you dont
tell them factory to dealer incentives information, they wont give that to you.
Then he tried very hard to convince us the information we get was not accurate
but we stood firm on those information. Eventually, he gave up on this but
tried to convince us we could not get that price anywhere. We then showed his
the some advertisement from auto-buyers club and told him we could try other
dealers and if we could not get what we wanted locally,. |
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