How to knock off thousands when buying a new car without leaving your Couch

[sfgiants]

White with black leather

i got my camaro 2SS/RS for 29,5 out the door
all via e-mail
thats only about 7-8k more for what you're paying for this hyundai. i bet i can get this car for 17/18 out the door

• ESTIMATED
  TrueCar Dealer Price
  $19,840
  
  
  ^that's what truecar.com offers. i wouldnt pay anything over 19,5 if they say they cant cut u a deal they're full of shyt.

 

[Orange cream shake]

Naw it's a brand new car

Should be under 100 AT LEAST it's a 2013

lol at buying a brand new car with 100 miles. Its not new anymore if its more than 20 imo

 

[HookersandIceCream]

Dude got a barebones elentra

 

[Icantspell]

lol at buying a brand new car with 100 miles. Its not new anymore if its more than 20 imo

its new because its never been registered .

 

[Dooby]

i got my camaro 2SS/RS for 29,5 out the door
all via e-mail
thats only about 7-8k more for what you're paying for this hyundai. i bet i can get this car for 17/18 out the door

• ESTIMATED
  TrueCar Dealer Price
  $19,840
  
  
  ^that's what truecar.com offers. i wouldnt pay anything over 19,5 if they say they cant cut u a deal they're full of shyt.

What do you think you can do for a Nissan Versa with an auto trans.

 

[Da King]

They arent losing profit you dumb bird. Lets get it clear if the dealerships lets you drive the car off the lot, they made some money off you one way or another.


Cot damn reading your posts / advice on this subject is makin my head hurt just stop posting

Salesmen love saying they losing money on deal so some sucker would pay up for it, never in the history of car sales has a dealership lost money on a cr sale

 

[sfgiants]

What do you think you can do for a Nissan Versa with an auto trans.

truecar lists it at 13,939 excluding taxes n fees. but this is based on where i live (cali) other states are usually cheaper.
my friend's gf and his sister both got versas (automatics) brand new and they paid 13,5 all taxes n fees included. this was a few years ago tho, but they were new.
truecar is a great asset, even if the terms of truecar are that you have to accept that price... i went below it, they can work with u but u have to be firm and not give into their bullshyt lies.

 

[sfgiants]

Salesmen love saying they losing money on deal so some sucker would pay up for it, never in the history of car sales has a dealership lost money on a cr sale

^^^^ cosign this

when i was negotiating my final price, they tried to get every little cent out of me. they were 800$ over the price i wanted, talking about "hey man 800$ isnt anything! it's like 43 cents a day! just dont buy starbucks once a week you can afford it!!! 800? nothin to a boss!!!"

i hit him with the face

then its "man we cant go any lower, we gota keep the lights on in this place!"



"we just got a call from a buyer in reno he's going to get it if u dont. he just said hold it for him if your current buyer backs out, he'll be here tmrw and you're gona lose out!"



i was serious too tho, i was going to walk away over 800$. then the general manager came out and said fukk it and they sold me the car.
dont give into their stupid pressure tactics.

final note- i copped my car in november, which is when they're trying to get rid of the current year models to make room for the next year cars. so they had an additional incentive to sell that car.
i ended up winning

 

[TruStyle]

Yah playboi, you outsmarted the peoples whos job it is to get every cent out of you or they will lose their job. YOU figured them out and got over on em, they never saw this coming and never heard of anyone doing that. You created a brand new scam.

What other great secrets can you share with the world. Maybe you can tell us how you always beat your speeding tickets cuz you ask when the radar was last calibrated.

 

[jalamanta]

The question is why would one buy a fukking Hyundai over any other car manufacturer

 

[itsyoung!!]

^^^^ cosign this

when i was negotiating my final price, they tried to get every little cent out of me. they were 800$ over the price i wanted, talking about "hey man 800$ isnt anything! it's like 43 cents a day! just dont buy starbucks once a week you can afford it!!! 800? nothin to a boss!!!"

i hit him with the face

then its "man we cant go any lower, we gota keep the lights on in this place!"



"we just got a call from a buyer in reno he's going to get it if u dont. he just said hold it for him if your current buyer backs out, he'll be here tmrw and you're gona lose out!"



i was serious too tho, i was going to walk away over 800$. then the general manager came out and said fukk it and they sold me the car.
dont give into their stupid pressure tactics.

final note- i copped my car in november, which is when they're trying to get rid of the current year models to make room for the next year cars. so they had an additional incentive to sell that car.
i ended up winning

final note- i copped my car in november, which is when they're trying to get rid of the current year models to make room for the next year cars. so they had an additional incentive to sell that car.
i ended up winning

Another misconception of the car industry... Car manufactures have cars coming out during random times during the year, if anything November is the most irrelevant month of the year. Most of the "2014" models have came out by September (if we are using 2013 as the example) and in December some dealerships are willing to let cars go cheaper not because of next year models but because they have to hit a certain yearly quota (lets say Honda set a goal of 1000 new/certified used cars sold for the year, if the dealership is at 980 best believe the last 20 cars they are willing to go down further than anything). Hitting the yearly quota for a dealership is EVERYTHING , which is the whole point of the internet department/below invoice priced sales. For Honda if you hit your yearly quota, Honda will reimburse 2% of every new/certified used car sold.


example:
1000 new/certified cars is the goal
dealership hits goal
they get 2% back off EVERY new/certified car sold
lets say average price is $20,000 (really the average price is actually higher...but just for this post)
they'll get $400 back per car
which is $400,000 back



that also doesnt include other dealership incentives like financing (you really think you winnin getting 2.9% interest rate huh Dealership made $4,000 off you from that alone and UEONO ) and what Honda/Mercedez/Toyota give for the month to the dealerships.

Incase you havnt picked up on it yet, EVERY single dealership is owned by different companies. So while you might have "Oakland Honda" and "San Francisco Honda" they are actually owned by 2 different companies, and more than likely hate each other. For instance Honda of El Cerrito (Richmond) will not trade cars with Oakland Honda. They both might have Honda over the doors, but the managers hate each other and wont trade cars between each other. So if Honda of El Cerrito is giving you the deal you want, but Oakland Honda has the color you want, basically you are fukked...


#freegas
#freegame

 

[theoretic]

The question is why would one buy a fukking Hyundai over any other car manufacturer

The warranty.

 

[jalamanta]

The warranty.

Yeah but you have to drive car called Hyundai everyday

 

[theoretic]

Yeah but you have to drive car called Hyundai everyday

hyundai done came a long way since i was in high shool.

 

[Ohms Law]

im a bird and im fukking basic??
stfu you moron. lets compare how much money i made today to wtf you made today and lets see if im a bird and basic u ugly fukk with no manners.
do you even have a girlfriend??
i say NO. smh.
and if you do i bet that bytch feels like shyt around you

That time of the month eh?