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So much this^^^^^^
There will be a ton of people paying ADM but lying and saying they got it at retail.
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There will be a ton of people paying ADM but lying and saying they got it at retail.
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I don't believe any of the MSRP poll responses. Maybe in 2 years, but not now.
A sales manager I've dealt with for the past decade, and have a great relationship with, is telling me that they have people stacked up putting money down just to get a place in line to pay MSRP + ADM. The 1st year is going to be ugly, ADM-wise.
A sales manager I've dealt with for the past decade, and have a great relationship with, is telling me that they have people stacked up putting money down just to get a place in line to pay MSRP + ADM. The 1st year is going to be ugly, ADM-wise.
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I personally know of people on this forum who worked MSRP deals. They were just smart enough to get ahead of it.
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There is at least one I know of with an msrp agreement on here with a dealer I know.
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The exceptions that prove the rule?
I'm going to go with Occam's Razor on this one. The simplest and most likely answer is most people are lying. What what? Lying on the internet for worthless social points?!?!?! Never happened in history!
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Well, I take it back. Of the poll respondents, Epiphany almost certainly has an MSRP deal worked out. When you look at the poll results though, with 14 out of 18 respondents saying they are getting one at MSRP, lets just say that I am extremely doubtful.
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I'd be lying if I said I had anything other than an MSRP agreement. Part of the deal meant letting go of my GT350 well over a year ago but it landed me a deal with about the classiest dealer I have ever done business with.
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I’m not lying either. I got my 2016 GT350, ordered in August of 2015, at MSRP. I’m purchasing from the same dealership. It’s a gentlemen’s agreement at this point for MSRP, but so was the first order. Sure, people can and will lie, but this is actually the second dealership that I know of willing to sell at MSRP.
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They (plural) happen to be friends of mine, so no, I don't think they are lying.The exceptions that prove the rule?
I'm going to go with Occam's Razor on this one. The simplest and most likely answer is most people are lying. What what? Lying on the internet for worthless social points?!?!?! Never happened in history!
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I have an MSRP deal if I want it, which I'll probably do, but it depends of final specs, if respectable, ill probably order the day banks open. I'll keep the 350R too. I took the 350R out yesterday for the first time this year and I'm still cant believe how well they nailed it. We'll see how well the GT500 compares in the fun category. I'll probably sell outright fairly quickly, after a couple thousand miles. Wife doesnt know yet, I'll fill her in after I order it. 
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I used the word exceptions. Which is also plural.
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No offense taken, but there are people who saw this coming and got ahead of it.
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Did I saw the exception was the rule? he said he didn't believe people were getting cars at MSRP. Plain and simple truth is, they are.The exceptions that prove the rule?
I'm going to go with Occam's Razor on this one. The simplest and most likely answer is most people are lying. What what? Lying on the internet for worthless social points?!?!?! Never happened in history!
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Yeah, I'm one of them. Mine is MSRP. Of course people are getting them at MSRP. Or at least as far as they know right now they're getting them at MSRP. When those dealers start getting offered $25K+...........some of them will change their pricing even if it means burning a customer. But yes, at the end of the day, of course there will be people getting them at MSRP. I'd wager more pay over MSRP than don't simply because there are enough people that will pay over without batting an eye. There are a lot of people that can throw down $100K+ like they just ran to the store for milk. The ADM doesn't bother them.
And again, the internet factor. Where talking big and lying is par for the course.
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