As I previously mentioned, not serious about the trade up.
And dealers wonder why?
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As I previously mentioned, not serious about the trade up.
Yeah, member of the lucky sperm club. Poppa has dealership pal.
13cobra, my guess is that he has never signed a pay check on the front.
Your right, it's dealer's like you that are getting upset about this post.
Not the buying public.
Hence the original reason for the post.
GFY!
I can't help but point out your mistakes.
By the way, the only Ford dealers that were allowed to have 2013/14 GT500's are paid the SVT fee of $2,000. There is no such thing as a SVT dealership anymore, you either paid the fee or you didn't. So, awesome, you're one of everyone else who bought their car from a dealership that paid the fee. :thumbsup:
Don't be jealous.
+1 :beer: My thoughts exactly.
Not jealous. Just pointing out the facts.
If you as a dealer paid more attention to YOUR CUSTOMER maybe you would be more successful.
1st lesson Junior! Obviously you haven't learned that yet!
Don't need to read the website.
You would benefit greatly by waking up and realizing what client retention is about and not clubbing the baby seal over the head.
You have a lot to learn. But you don't care because you have never had to care. It has been given to you.
I bet you hold 100% market share at your dealership right?
Facts? I'm still waiting for your breakdown of how they make $6,000 off your car, and how they would've made $25,000 if you would've traded for the 2014. Those would be facts.
Pay more attention to my customers? Talking to my customers is my favorite part of the business.
I can't tell you how many Christmas cards, birthday cards, random calls, emails, etc I get from past/previous customers. I don't think they would do that if they felt like I didn't think about them? :shrug:
Anyways, continue your rant about how unfair life is.
I don't care about Christmas cards, what's your sales effectiveness Mr. dealer? How much percentage of the market are you holding?
You don't know, because your gauging your client retention off of Christmas cards, go to school please.
Anyone who buys such a loaded up car should know they'll take a beating, coming back to the dealership and inquiring about a trade. Especially only after a few months of ownership. If the dealer doesn't budge, keep trying. If they're willing to earn your business and trust, they'll find common ground with you on numbers. :beer:
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Katy, question, do you, per chance work in a family owned business? You don't seem to have much experience in give and take conversation. Yet some one has given you enough money to buy a Shelby?
Your right.
JBS I am very comfortable and make a fine living because I have worked hard and understand many facets of this business my friend.
I have earned my dollars to buy the Shelby, have you?
As far as I am concerned your posts are about 3rd grade level, so I am going to assume you have had everything handed down to you.
First lesson is know who you are replying to.
I am Kapy, not Katy. You pay attention to detail don't you?
Some ones flunky, probably sell time share to old people or burial plots. Grand Mother left him some money.
Also, most girl names sound the same, you will answer to either.
Heck I am waiting for the "Your Momma's so fat jokes to start".
You can't expect the dealer to cover your tax, title and registration. Do you want them to cover you gas and insurance too?
You seem to be getting very upset that people here don't agree with you. What did you expect them to offer? 58K is more than I would have thought they would offer you.
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