dealers are over charging for roadster.
Dealer here in Northern VA wanted $5000 over MSRP; when pressured, dropped price to "only" $2500 over. I checked dealer inventory online for all dealers in the Washington-Baltimore area, and only one other dealer had a roadster. I was able to purchase an Alabaster Auto for $1000 under MSRP, which I consider a fair price considering the limited availability at this time.
that is BS - you should never pay more than invoice on a car - not even sticker, espically not more than sticker....
As bad as the market is for everyone moving cars you should probably demand fleet pricing (1% under invoice) - I got mine for 3 percent under invoice and my buddy just bought his truck at invoice at the same dealer yesterday.
Remember they make a profit at invoice...
-marc
As bad as the market is for everyone moving cars you should probably demand fleet pricing (1% under invoice) - I got mine for 3 percent under invoice and my buddy just bought his truck at invoice at the same dealer yesterday.
Remember they make a profit at invoice...
-marc
I am picking up my black roadster limited tommorrow evening. Wanted a graphite but none to be had in this area so, what the heck, black will be fine. I didn't pay anything over msrp. I knew being first would require a premium, but MSRP is fine with me. You only go around once and this will be the first vehicle that will be purchased for pleasure and not business. Time to reap the rewards for years of hard work. Can't take it with you. I'll post some pics from the local Clearwater Hooters.
gonna be a great weekend!!!
Bill Welch
Tampa Bay
Go Lightning
gonna be a great weekend!!!
Bill Welch
Tampa Bay
Go Lightning
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