This a first for me, but its also my first GT car.

Received email from dealer expressing interest in buying my car once I decide to replace it.

Anybody else have that experience?

 

I haven't received such an email but I'm not surprised. They are counting on buyers that get bored with a car quickly and can't be bothered having the patience to sell it themselves. They will offer a reasonable amount and resell it easily for a profit,especially when they know most have low miles.

 

This is Marketing 201. Offered in the fall semester. But, first you have to take and pass:

Marketing 101. This is where you get a "free" 26 point service inspection.

 

sell back to them for 40+
i'll sell you mine for 10+
how about that.


i thnk they will kick you in the ***** in terms of buy back price

 

I've gotten a letter like this for every car I've bought. Not even Porsche. Dealers just use this as a tool to generate leads to sell you a new car.

Also what mooty said. They give you the lowest of lowball offers then make a pile of cash marking up your car.

Just remember whenever a dealer reaches out to you to do you a favor you're really just getting hosed.

 

Mooty I love it when you talk dirty.

 

hahaha

Would expect no less. Already had unsolicited private offers from trackies that I know would beat whatever offer they came up with even when looking at salestax credit.

But its not FS

 

I got an email from a dealership to swap my Spyder for a GT4. Heck no! The GT4 was uselessly optioned at was going for 120k! I had originally gone for a GT4 but they deemed me not cool enough to get an allocation. I ended up getting a Spyder at another dealership and then the original dealership kept pestering me about new overpriced GT4s. The behavior is ridiculous.

 

Comical.

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I get those in email and letter from my dealer from time to time. Just want to be sure they are servicing your needs and they have good line to get you into something new and take back what you have. It is not GT specific!

John

 

No flame, but this posts sounds like way too much kool-aide consumption or someone in a sales capacity.

Yes I have received similar emails but only after 3 or so years after the fact. None ever this close to purchase/delivery date.