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We just negotiated 19% off our new RY 2018 manual T from a major East coast dealer. Yes, it’s a 2018 and it was November, but it’s a great spec, new with only 21 delivery miles and had the entire (not punched) warranty. What a fabulous ride!
I forgot about the Ts...there are still quite a few of those but then again it was a '18, not a '19. And if someone can show me a new '19 Cab at 25% I will buy it just for the hell of it.
I forgot about the Ts...there are still quite a few of those but then again it was a '18, not a '19. And if someone can show me a new '19 Cab at 25% I will buy it just for the hell of it.
End of year is when all the crazy deals happen. Don’t be surprised for 20% and me personally won’t even bite at 25% off as if you try to trade it in a day later you will be offered 35% off or maybe lower.
End of year is when all the crazy deals happen. Don’t be surprised for 20% and me personally won’t even bite at 25% off as if you try to trade it in a day later you will be offered 35% off or maybe lower.
35% off for a new, unpunched car means a '17 CPO should go for maybe 50% of original sticker, or maybe even less. That doesn't exist.
I forgot about the Ts...there are still quite a few of those but then again it was a '18, not a '19. And if someone can show me a new '19 Cab at 25% I will buy it just for the hell of it.
I mean used car for sale today. If there was a brand new unpunched car going for -35% from sticker, a used low-mileage '17 CPO should go for half sticker, but they don't.
I mean used car for sale today. If there was a brand new unpunched car going for -35% from sticker, a used low-mileage '17 CPO should go for half sticker, but they don't.
I am saying that. Use some logic. If a new car sold for 35% off, obviously a lightly used one would have to sell for substantially lower than that, but it doesn't, so the new one doesn't sell for 35% off either, clearly.
I am saying that. Use some logic. If a new car sold for 35% off, obviously a lightly used one would have to sell for substantially lower than that, but it doesn't, so the new one doesn't sell for 35% off either, clearly.
12-17-2019, 11:09 PM
