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people think they want "no haggling" but it actually results in worse prices for all. it's usually just a few "suckers" who pay a lot and subsidize the cheap ra
by oculusthrift 10y ago
people think they want "no haggling" but it actually results in worse prices for all. it's usually just a few "suckers" who pay a lot and subsidize the cheap rates hagglers get.
- amyjess 10y agoI'm fine with paying higher prices if it means I don't have to negotiate with anyone. The experience of buying a car should be the exact same as the experience of buying a refrigerator or a washing machine or any other appliance.
- oculusthrift 10y agowhy? should your insecurities/shortcomings cause everyone's prices to be higher? You're massively screwing over people who actually want to haggle and save money. this is a common game theory scenario, and what ends up happening is more money just ends up going to the car dealers and consumers spend more on average.