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Yes because I’ll avoid markups raising the price and save days or weeks searching for the model I want, comparison shopping, negotiating. I won’t necessarily s
by idontwantthis 3y ago
Yes because I’ll avoid markups raising the price and save days or weeks searching for the model I want, comparison shopping, negotiating.
I won’t necessarily stand by 20 if I actually ran the numbers, but if I had an option between a dealer’s 50k and Ford’s 50k+ the dealer would need to get me that car on day one before I would give up and pay extra to Ford.
Same deal with CarMax: Oh you have the car you say you have and it’s the price you say it is and it costs a bit more?
- shepherdjerred 3y agoI would definitely pay $1000-$2000 more for a car if it meant I could just click a button and not spend a day negotiating with a dealer
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- Daneel_ 3y agoI’d pay thousands more to be able to actually choose the options I want instead of being forced to take packages, especially when they artificially limit choices for no apparent reason. “Oh, you can have the off-road package OR the heated seats” - why can’t I have both? Just bolt the heated seats into the off-road model!