Buying a car is one of America's great buying and negotiating experiences. It is a lot of fun. :P Any one who is going to spend $10,000 to $100,000 for a car should take a little effort to research not only the car itself but also to attempt to get the best price possible. 8) This is a competitive world...Wake up! :shock: all of you out there who think that buying a high priced item like a car should be "a walk in the park" :?: Please!...go out and buy a Saturn :twisted: .....Part of getting a new car is to shop for your best price. If your time is too valuable pay sticker and don't complain. :cry:

Cars are sold for what ever the market will pay. :wink: If you want a hot car, chances are a lot of other people want that car also. 8) So, your going to have to pay a little extra for it compaired to the other deadbeets the deleraships are attempting to sell. :twisted:

Ok.... Let get real 8) ....Now....what about when you attempt to sell your used car. You want to get as much as possible for it, right! If you know there is a big demand for the type of car you own, wouldn't you expect to get more money for it. :?: Think about it. :roll:

People clip coupons when they go the groecery store :lol: , drive around town to find the best gas price, look around endlessly at malls to find great deals on clothes :shock: , etc, buy and sell stocks at the best time to get the best returns, attempt to buy a house and offer a lower price :wink: , etc,etc.....Yes, it is a fact of life 8) .......You can get a good deal on what ever you want...just do your homework and shop around....it is the American way!

 

Amen

 

You used ALL the emoticons, didn't you? Admit it, you did..

 

Yes I did...and it is fun!