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#196
can you do better? Capitalism has provided the highest standard of living in the history of the planet earth. Just look at the countries even today that don’t practice it. Would you rather live there? I assure you those people don’t discuss when they’re going to get a GT3 at MSRP.
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#198
Dealer can sell way over MSRP as a used car and no one thinks much of it. Many of the players on this forum are participants in this insider market, so it's disingenuous for a lot of folks here to complain - and most don't - as they're beneficiaries riding the wave for the last 3 refresh cycles.
There are no good guy dealers or stealers for that matter. This is as many here have said capitalism at work and these dealers aren't charity organizations. They are very smart folks or they would not be in business. They are getting their pound of flesh and market value on EVERYTHING they sell and do. The can sell everything they have. If one person doesn't like the price there will be 10+ around the corner waiting to buy at their price. Play the game or don't. Spend your money how you see fit, or don't but to belly ache on here or throw high fives about this stealer or that good guy dealer is asinine. They are in business and have been because they make great transactions that generate them lots of money. again capitalism at work.
The other thing is people really need to stop comparing buying and selling GT cars to buying and selling a home because while they are both capitalism, they are comparing apples to oranges because no real estate has an MSRP. Compare buying and selling GT cars to buying and selling a Rolex or a Patek.
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#200
And you even quoted the biggest one that loves to honor and go on and on about his "msrp" dealer but they are probably one of the absolute worst that play the game of getting all the delivery mile GT cars and ADVERTISE them for well over "market value" and MSRP yet they are allegedly a "good guy" dealer.
There are no good guy dealers or stealers for that matter. This is as many here have said capitalism at work and these dealers aren't charity organizations. They are very smart folks or they would not be in business. They are getting their pound of flesh and market value on EVERYTHING they sell and do. The can sell everything they have. If one person doesn't like the price there will be 10+ around the corner waiting to buy at their price. Play the game or don't. Spend your money how you see fit, or don't but to belly ache on here or throw high fives about this stealer or that good guy dealer is asinine. They are in business and have been because they make great transactions that generate them lots of money. again capitalism at work.
The other thing is people really need to stop comparing buying and selling GT cars to buying and selling a home because while they are both capitalism, they are comparing apples to oranges because no real estate has an MSRP. Compare buying and selling GT cars to buying and selling a Rolex or a Patek.
There are no good guy dealers or stealers for that matter. This is as many here have said capitalism at work and these dealers aren't charity organizations. They are very smart folks or they would not be in business. They are getting their pound of flesh and market value on EVERYTHING they sell and do. The can sell everything they have. If one person doesn't like the price there will be 10+ around the corner waiting to buy at their price. Play the game or don't. Spend your money how you see fit, or don't but to belly ache on here or throw high fives about this stealer or that good guy dealer is asinine. They are in business and have been because they make great transactions that generate them lots of money. again capitalism at work.
The other thing is people really need to stop comparing buying and selling GT cars to buying and selling a home because while they are both capitalism, they are comparing apples to oranges because no real estate has an MSRP. Compare buying and selling GT cars to buying and selling a Rolex or a Patek.
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#201
I agree with most of what you said except for the fact that an ADM dealer will sell the GT to the highest bidder whether it be local or not while the MSRP dealer will sell GT cars to their good customers for MSRP. Both of these dealers will list their used desirable cars for high ADMs but it's a matter of how they take care of their good customers on new car purchases that separate a good guy dealer from a stealer. I've already stated this a few times and others that are good customers with my dealer will tell you the same thing, my dealer NEVER has asked me to trade the car back in to them....I do so when I'm done with the car.
#202
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Please, some of the biggest ADM dealers around here still sell a few cars at sticker to some of their best customers. I know that for a fact. And the dealer you love to praise on here, plays games too. I’ve been a customer of theirs as well, and I like that dealer, but they play the same games as many others. I experienced it first hand. Again, still would buy from them.
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#203
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18888089[/url]]The fishbowl that is RL is but a small percentage of real life. And a skewed one at that.
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#207
I agree with most of what you said except for the fact that an ADM dealer will sell the GT to the highest bidder whether it be local or not while the MSRP dealer will sell GT cars to their good customers for MSRP. Both of these dealers will list their used desirable cars for high ADMs but it's a matter of how they take care of their good customers on new car purchases that separate a good guy dealer from a stealer. I've already stated this a few times and others that are good customers with my dealer will tell you the same thing, my dealer NEVER has asked me to trade the car back in to them....I do so when I'm done with the car.
Martin probably the whole world knows your MSRP spiel and I for one am tired of hearing it in ~ every 3rd post you make. Yes I'm getting Cranky in my twilight years.
Peter
#208
every single GT3 RS that I have personally seen for sale is either at a dealership with a major freaking high ADM or significantly above MSRP from a flipper. I’m not saying there aren’t others out there that have sold for MSRP. I’m just saying I haven’t seen it. I would love to see some examples of that though. That would make me feel better.
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every single GT3 RS that I have personally seen for sale is either at a dealership with a major freaking high ADM or significantly above MSRP from a flipper. I’m not saying there aren’t others out there that have sold for MSRP. I’m just saying I haven’t seen it. I would love to see some examples of that though. That would make me feel better.
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