I'm sure she feels dejected and ignored by your actions, and probably raises a ruckus during the 'forgiveness' portion just so her opinion is actually heard. You'd do much better talking to her reasonably, don't you think?
If this is true - why not buy slightly used and let someone else take the 7-10k depreciation hit? I can understand new for a new-DD-im-going-to-drive-150k-miles, but with your less-than-average mileage, you'll have low miles regardless of how you buy.
I actually have to agree with Asharus here, for the VAST MAJORITY of women anyway. Salesmen in a technical field (TV/Home Theater, Cars, whatever) see a woman and a little light goes on in their head. As a former salesman I can vouch for this and 3.5/5 times you can talk them into more than the average customer. Whether you do or not is a moral quandary - personally I never gave one a bad deal, but they may have left with some above-average speakers that were never returned. Your exception proves the rule, unless you're arguing your sister is typical. She isn't.
Well, if you're ordering, I'd say you could get invoice - incentives on the order, and wait until the incentives are at their zenith right as the factory order window closes. You will have to find a dealer with allocation who is willing to do all that for not-much-money. X-plan minus incentives should be easier, with most reasonable dealers open to it.
Technically you have to let them know it is X-Plan before ordering. Your dealer may tell you they can't do it on this order and would have to reorder as an x-plan. Other dealers might just say OK, no biggie. Some dealers flat out refuse to honor X-Plan. Your mileage may vary but I would advise to call your local dealers and ask if they accept x-plan orders. Find one or two that say yes AND THEN call your dealer you have already ordered from. If they say no, they won't deal with x-plan, mention the dealers that said they will. They will either cave or let you walk.
Where can I find information on these three things? And how do you find out what invoice price is over the MSRP?
If they say no, find another dealer. There are plenty willing to take your order.
There is a sticky thread on X-Plan and search for Incentives (or Rebates) to find the thread on current incentives and rebates. Lots of good info already posted.
I hear ya… good advice. I ordered less than 24 hours ago, so there's likely not anything that's really happened. Technically, I could just re-order from them or they could convert this.
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