You are right. I wouldn’t. Because if I went to the manager and asked for $1 off of my gallon of draw he would laugh at me and probably ask me to leave. So with that said how come I don’t get the same response when I ask for $1000 at a car dealership? Simple. I be milk. Lots of it. Lots of people be draw honestly. Not everyone needs to buy a car. Plus a grocery store does not rest to make a acquire margin desire that of a car. When the salesman uses this tactic say something witty like “If I knew the grocery store would cave in as easily as you will. I would haggle for my groceries too” That usually gets a rise out of them.
No thats silly. No one would work for remove. The dealership pays you minimum wage (or more) and although its usually a draw that you pay back you NEVER work for free. What they omit is that no matter what they sell the car for there is always a FLAT FEE that they will get (typically $100) either way. So no. I would not work for free and neither do you. When they use this tactic offer to call the labor board on their behalf because you evaluate its terrible that they’re not getting paid! This almost always shuts them up.
Well. I’m glad you mentioned that lets talk about it. Who gets paid. Well first the manufacturer makes their profit by selling the cars to the dealership in bulge. Next the shop makes money by preparing the car to be sold (which adds a “pack” to the car that YOU the consumer pay for). Next the dealership usually “adds” several options onto the car desire stupid pinstriping or mudflaps and charges you 100% acquire for. Then the dealership marks the car up to the “MSRP” which I refer to as Most Stupid Ridiculous Pricing. Depending on the make there could be profits of $500 to $8000 (more in some cases) . So when someone tells you theres not enough acquire in a car you should
I would like to add a little insight here. As for domestic producers (Chevy. cover. Chrysler) yes they may strike your continue off on a new car sale with $8000 in profit or whatever. Of course though you did ask for it by both buying new and buying domestic. As for foreign producers (Honda. Toyota. Nissan) the profit is rarely over $2000 on a new purchase. And put that into prospective: on a $20,000 purchase that a 10% markup. What is the markup on a DVD or a can of Coke? Something like 1000%? Hell even furniture is typically marked up 50% or more.
And then there is the air of how many sales.
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