Yes, that is correct. Only manuals have the tax.
Almost a price offset I guess.
I’m sure you are on to something.
Remember who they are. Never do business with them again and encourage everyone you know to shop elsewhere. When the market turns, and it will at some point, dealers will be reminded of what it’s like to have large inventories and no one to buy their product. As all of them worry about how to keep the place open during the rough times, they can look off into the distance as places like granger continue to move vehicles to loyal customers. That is the payback they deserve.
Exactly the price these asshats called Arlington Heights Ford in Illinois are charging for a HP. I was there only to look at the grabber blue Mach e and a cactus gray bronco. Both of which had 15k markups also.Bayside Ford in Virginia has a Mach 1 showing for MSRP. Want to see how much it really is? Man, F these dealers, seriously.
Never pay adm.Bayside Ford in Virginia has a Mach 1 showing for MSRP. Want to see how much it really is? Man, F these dealers, seriously.
Nope, I never will. I said you have my number and let me know if you want to be reasonable.
It’s a big game right now. Relationships help, but there are some dealers doing the right thing just because it’s the right thing.
Won't work as you expected. 1st to many not on this forum 2nd to many future buyers not affected. Any small slump they have in vehicles moved will be over come by dealership discounts driving shoppers to their lots 2 years from now everything today will be forgotten except for a few that will come off as whining. (Not saying you are saying future will dictate that you are, even though you are 100% justified and any future consumers in your shoes would do the same but not being in your shoes they won't listen)
Many others would have done the same and probably as many as now would have been canceled as a result.
Problem is some asshat with to much money and impatient will buy it at that price so the dealership will benefit and feel justified in the price and so won't stop the inflated marketing.Bayside Ford in Virginia has a Mach 1 showing for MSRP. Want to see how much it really is? Man, F these dealers, seriously.
