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1crazymach
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^blast that loser dealership
redneck ron
Dummy up Meathead!
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Name him. This dealership doesn't deserve to be in business. I would light him up via on line reviews of his dealership.
stevnoof
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What a pos
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TxOilMoney
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That's about the third or fourth time I've heard about dealers backing out of a deal on these cars. Makes me sick. Too bad you're so far away from TX. My dealer has 3 in inventory and I know he will go 5k over, because he did for me back in December.
Don't be intimidated by his "court" statement. He's lying. He doesn't want the bad press. I guarantee you that a local TV station would love this story for their pro-consumer segment.
Don't be intimidated by his "court" statement. He's lying. He doesn't want the bad press. I guarantee you that a local TV station would love this story for their pro-consumer segment.
GT Pony
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Do you have the sale agreement in writing? If so, he legally needs to honor that contract. Call your lawyer if you have the agreement in writing and tell the dealer you have a lawyer and will sue him over it.
If it was just a verbal agreement, then you probably have no recourse. ALWAYS get deals like this in writing!
gmansr
Member
gt pony
did the paper work at the dealer ship
Got copies
got a copy of the canceled check were the dealer wrote my name +"Shelby Gt Order" on top of the check
call Lawyer the min i got home
if he wants a fight dam it boy he got one now
did the paper work at the dealer ship
Got copies
got a copy of the canceled check were the dealer wrote my name +"Shelby Gt Order" on top of the check
call Lawyer the min i got home
if he wants a fight dam it boy he got one now
timd38
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I am not a suite kind a guy, but greedy dealers really piss me off. My local dealer was making me buy all kinds of paint and interior protection to get a Focus RS. I have bought 11 cars in the past 12 years, what do you think the odds of me ever going there again? that same dealer did not see me for 10 years, because he played a game with me in 2002. Guess what, they have lost the sale on 5 cars because they wanted make an extra $2K on the Focus RS.
Whiplash
aka BigPoppa
2016 GT Premium A6
Deep Impact Blue
401A Equipment Group
20x9 Foundry Black Painted Machined Aluminum Wheels
Voice-Activated Navigation
MSRP $41,180
OTD $38K
Deep Impact Blue
401A Equipment Group
20x9 Foundry Black Painted Machined Aluminum Wheels
Voice-Activated Navigation
MSRP $41,180
OTD $38K
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TxOilMoney
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Cool. If we lived close by, I'd be buying you a beer right about now!
cneighbor
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number6
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2016 GT Premium 6MT
Ingot Silver
Premium Redline interior
Performance Pack
401A
Voice Activated Nav.
MSRP: $42,775
Negotiated: $36,701
Freight / Delivery: $900 (everyone pays this)
"Processing": $199
Subtotal: $37,800
Less Ford Coupon: ($750)
TOTAL: $37,050
I won't bother with TTL, since those are different in every State and has nothing to do with the deal anyone makes at the dealership. Let's just say it stings...
Ingot Silver
Premium Redline interior
Performance Pack
401A
Voice Activated Nav.
MSRP: $42,775
Negotiated: $36,701
Freight / Delivery: $900 (everyone pays this)
"Processing": $199
Subtotal: $37,800
Less Ford Coupon: ($750)
TOTAL: $37,050
I won't bother with TTL, since those are different in every State and has nothing to do with the deal anyone makes at the dealership. Let's just say it stings...
1crazymach
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^-$5,700 off MSRP great deal
Kodiak
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First let me say thanks to everyone on this forum for all their help and support along the way. I have been wanting the new Mustang for a couple years now but I had to wait after buying a house.
I spent a ton of time at dealerships over the past weekend. I talked with over half a dozen different salesmen. Every place I went, I told them I was looking to buy in the next week or two and I would be buying from whomever gave me the best deal. The only thing I told them was the type of car and options I wanted. I never told them what I was looking for as far as price. I just said, give me your best deal. I played my cards very close to my chest.
I was looking to buy a 2016 Mustang EcoBoost Premium Automatic. I didn't need any other options. I got a couple of decent prices but a some of the dealers were super shady. One tried to put $1,000 of "Dealer Addons" on top of the MSRP. That same place give me their best offer at sticker price. When I said no thanks he tried to keep coming down. I said, "what part of give me your best offer do you not understand?"
Anyway, today I ended up at a dealer that was over an hour away from home. The guy told me he only makes $150 per sale so he doesn't care what I get it for and that he'd give me the best deal he could. He came in well over $1,000 under any other place.
In the end, this is what I got my car for.
MSRP: $31,490
Negotiated Price: $27,345
Frieght / Delivery: $699
Tax/Title/Fees: $1,905
OTD: $30,000 even.
The price came to about $200 more...but I kind of paused when he asked if it was good enough. He said if I drop it down to a nice even $30,000 would you take it. I said yes. I might have been able to get it for a little cheaper...But I was already over $2,000 below X-Plan and under invoice by a good amount. I was tired of haggling and going from dealer to dealer on a broken leg. Anyway, I am now the proud owner of a 2016 Mustang. How did I do?
I spent a ton of time at dealerships over the past weekend. I talked with over half a dozen different salesmen. Every place I went, I told them I was looking to buy in the next week or two and I would be buying from whomever gave me the best deal. The only thing I told them was the type of car and options I wanted. I never told them what I was looking for as far as price. I just said, give me your best deal. I played my cards very close to my chest.
I was looking to buy a 2016 Mustang EcoBoost Premium Automatic. I didn't need any other options. I got a couple of decent prices but a some of the dealers were super shady. One tried to put $1,000 of "Dealer Addons" on top of the MSRP. That same place give me their best offer at sticker price. When I said no thanks he tried to keep coming down. I said, "what part of give me your best offer do you not understand?"
Anyway, today I ended up at a dealer that was over an hour away from home. The guy told me he only makes $150 per sale so he doesn't care what I get it for and that he'd give me the best deal he could. He came in well over $1,000 under any other place.
In the end, this is what I got my car for.
MSRP: $31,490
Negotiated Price: $27,345
Frieght / Delivery: $699
Tax/Title/Fees: $1,905
OTD: $30,000 even.
The price came to about $200 more...but I kind of paused when he asked if it was good enough. He said if I drop it down to a nice even $30,000 would you take it. I said yes. I might have been able to get it for a little cheaper...But I was already over $2,000 below X-Plan and under invoice by a good amount. I was tired of haggling and going from dealer to dealer on a broken leg. Anyway, I am now the proud owner of a 2016 Mustang. How did I do?
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