Not a matter of if but when.
I will finance one to get the best possible price. I will pay it off when the first payment is due. I make sure in the contract there is no early payment penalty clause. I have walked on deals because they wouldn't remove it.
Way too many people exhibit something called conspicuous consumption and contrary to what some will say, it doesn't necessarily mean the person buying said good is wealthy. On the contrary it shows stupidity, IMO.
If they stop paying the markups then that adds a massive amount more buyers on a limited vehicle making your odds of getting one no better or maybe worse.
Still blows my mind that right wing people on a car forum don't grasp this. Since when was MSRP law? Free markets dictate price, simple as that. What a manufacturer suggests is more or less irrelevant.
How you going to afford the 300k mustang now when you blew your load on this?I am trading in my 2020 Raptor on this:
Keep coping
My monthly bills:
And all this time I thought you were just a giant deusher!
True story that just happened yesterday. I am getting ready to purchase a Grand Cherokee. Seems this model is not quite a hot seller so I have been squeezing the dealer beyond the factory rebates. He started whining about msrp. There were four jailbreaks literally outside his office. I drug his ass outside and showed him the add ons…. Still waiting to cut my deal.
For sure there are a lot of people with a lot more money than I have. Paying 179k for a 109k truck is not a good way to keep your money though. That just does not make good business sense. That makes the folks paying those prices richer AND dumber than me, will those units appreciate like the 05/06 GT’s? Maybe, but that’s crap shoot. Not that I could have afforded one back then but I was eyeballing an 05 GT that was offered at mrsp.
Thats a STRONG argument, counsel!
Motion to DISMISS!
Im still pissed at myself for not buying a tremor at 1k under msrp a few months ago
