Should a Dealership Require This To Get a Good Deal?  

Funny how the tables turn

Perhaps he IS bluffing. How does that change anything? Either the dealer finds his offer acceptable for his profit and sales numbers or he does not. He doesn't actually want his inventory to sit and wrought.

He wasn't asking for a match he was asking for more. Furthermore, complying with their proof request is playing their game. They just need to decide if they can meet his request within their business model.

They can remove anything that they put on or simply charge their actual cost. You only care about the out the door price anyways whatever way they get to that number.

Always put 1 dealership against another and see who blinks.

Real problem if they rolled back the odometer as that is fraud. Report them to authorities.

No you have no leverage most dealers have a disclosure at the bottom of the website saying not responsible for any errors. The dealership has the discretion to sell it for whatever they want they have a business and assumed the risk average cost of reconditioning on a car is 1800$ then all the administrative costs overhead and salaries. Assuming they sell the car in 30 days they will lower the price but it’s likely they will sell the car to a bad credit customer the dealership usually doesn’t make much on anything with bad credit because the bank is assuming a huge risk so they cut the deal. Not many people are looking for a 10 year old 100k Honda so it’s likely that car will sit 45+ days so they will probably lower the price at least 3 times before they sell it. People always assume the dealership is trying to screw people over they are a business trying to make a profit. I’m sure you are making this stupid comment from a 1000 dollar phone that cost less than 100$ to make if you want to complain about something there you go.

@S.M.214 I would absolutely report them if the dashboard showed 80k miles, but photos were posted today, and the miles are accurate.

@justinkerr2498 Sooo, what's a reasonable offer? Lol

@@Funexpected ok it’s called a clerical error, shit happens. The program you enter the car into when you take it on trade automatically puts it on the website it’s all connected. So it’s more likely the program screwed up than a manger. Nobody has time to have people like you coming in pointing out shit and leverage a mistake thinking you can get a better deal.. trust me no one at the dealership wants to waste their time with bs when they could be working with a real buyer.

Noones gonna do that. Also even if someone had 10k off at another place id let them have it cus we wont profit much

@@Joe_Payne No one is going to lie? Boy I’ve got some bad news for you if you think that

He gets it in writing signed off. Lying at that point becomes dealer fraud.

@@S.M.214 eh? I’m saying show it to the other dealer if it’s true so they try to compete

I mean I made 2 shorts and one long form lol

Hey--he's allowed to milk cows if he wants. Leave it be.

@@justahumbledude @Gramps83 dem Double DD's are meant to be milked bruh

Can just skip the dealership entirely and get an actual car with a soul , not a computer

Good luck when it breaks down in 5 years and replacing anything costs 200k cause it's all specialty bullshit

How is that bs about evs working legacy auto lovers? Teslais selling more by far every year. Consumers are talking with their feet and wallet. I sense your sweat.