Since it's at the dealer's discretion, what is the logical markup if retail is around $35k? IF they go to high, is there a fear that they may not sell as fast as they'd like. The car will be expensive to the dealer to let it sit on a lot....
Dealer Markup?
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Couple of thousand is reasonable. These won't be sitting around on lots very long if at all.
Most of the southern dealerships that I have spoken with are pricing at $2000-5000 over MSRP. $2000 is ok but $5K geeeeeeeez. Maybe the 2004 though. er uh, yeah.
MSRP is what I think they should be sold for. It keeps the re-sale amount up and everyone is happy.
MSRP is what I think they should be sold for. It keeps the re-sale amount up and everyone is happy.
A dealer charging $1,500 over MSRP (in Texas) told me that the "big city" Texas dealerships were going to ask $10,000 over MSRP...
Whaddya think of that?
Whaddya think of that?
Rediculous!!!!!!!!!!! Maybe I should put an ad in some big city Texas papers saying I can drop ship for MSRP + courtesy delivery.
dealer told me that i might miss out on the over on msrp since im getting my ride in october and there should be less of a demand may car is ordered but for 1st week october del.
deep grey with the good wheels my order slip says not to exceed 3g's if the over is still in the works
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deep grey with the good wheels my order slip says not to exceed 3g's if the over is still in the works
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