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But you still bought the car!!! That's the entire point of these crappy business practices. At the end of the day, you paid. Thus they continue doing the same
by mox1 4y ago
But you still bought the car!!!
That's the entire point of these crappy business practices. At the end of the day, you paid. Thus they continue doing the same thing.
If you really wanted this to change, don't reward the bad business practices.
(Side note: This is a common topic on reddit /askcarsales. Honest dealers are basically forced to do some of these things. The shady dealers advertise lower prices, but lots of fees. So uninformed consumers show up at good dealer and say "Look ShadyDealer has this exact car for $5,000 less! GoodDealer tries to explain, consumer gets mad, etc. etc.)
- sleepdreamy 4y agoIf you need the car, you need the car. I sure did
- olyjohn 4y agoUsually, I would say buy a used car then... but right now, used cars are ridiculously priced too! The used car dealerships are making money hand over fist too, and some people are out there paying ridiculous prices for old cars, probably because of the wait times on new cars. And you know the dealers are lowballing the fuck out of people who don't know any better, and asking stupid prices. It also doesn't help that every manufacturer has basically stopped selling their low-end small cars. No more Honda Fit. No more Ford Fiesta or Focus. The thing is, I don't think that most people buying cars right now even 'need' them. So people like you who do need one are also getting screwed by that.
- jjoonathan 4y agoLet no generosity go unpunished, and let no greed go unrewarded!
- robertlagrant 4y ago> That's the entire point of these crappy business practices Exactly. They're trying to find the maximum you'll pay. It's like when you click on "Enterprise" plan on a SAAS company - time for a sales rep to Google your company, see the nice share price and give you a "custom" quote.
- brightball 4y agoFor what it's worth, there are more reasons. Enterprise sales can be a long process because of the procurement process at the company. You can be looking at a 9 month to 3 year sales cycle, where a sales person is going to be involved the entire time answering questions, having security assessments completed, responding to quotes from other companies, etc. You're going to have more conversations about special implementation requirements, integration with an obscure system, special support, training and compliance needs, etc. For a long time I've believed that every company really needs 2 "enterprise" plans. 1. Standard Enterprise - Yes we have SAML - Yes you can have massive discounts on overages - Yes you can get a copy of our SOC2 Type II if you sign an NDA. Price: $X / [month,year] 2. Custom Enterprise - We'll complete your custom security assessment document - Discuss special options for training and support Price: Contact Sales