Synthe said:

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I went looking for a new whip today and felt like I was basically lied to the entire day about the price and what not. I'm looking for a simply reliable Honda accord that's like a 2001-02 for around 10,000-11,000 and I know there out there. I wish I could catch someone wanting to trade it in and offer them the cash and get it done without going through a dealer.

also when you think youve found the one you want take it to a indipendent garage and have it checked out this may bring you more negotiation room. if the dont give you what you want, walk out, they will call you back.
scum of the earth i tell you. good luck.

2007 Toyota Prius... I'm green now.

I got all the options except leather because I really don't like leather seats in a car... But it's got everything else. 9 speaker CD/Sirius radio, DVD navigation, backup camera... it's cool as hell.

It basically came down to the test drive... I wanted to see the pickup, which is like any other small car. And I wanted to test the AC... I need AC, and even on just battery power it was cold and strong.

So I bought it. I should get it on Friday... WOOT!

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What would you say to this poster?

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PDU said:

Also, would it be possible to "trade" in a motorcycle towards a car at dealership?

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candyflip420 said:

JCSuperstar said:

So like the subject states, I'm a new and preowned car salesman.

"The non-sleezy type"

I've been doing this for 13 years and have held almost every position a dealership has to offer.

So if anyone in this AWESOME community ever needs any advise on any part of the car buying

experience including but not limited to pricing, financing or how to handle issues after the purchase,

please feel free to ask.

JCS

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Have you ever had someone come in and want to buy some expensive car in cash ? If so what happen?

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JCSuperstar said:

  There are some customers that just have it in their head that all sales people are scum and alike. No

matter what you say "It's a lie" to these people. When I'm able to prove myself to one of these people

they become a true loyal customer for life. A lot of sales people just can't get that through their head

and might get frustrated with the situation and blow the customer out, confirming the customers

fears.

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JCSuperstar said:

You actually have the right, by law, to take any vehicle to your mechanic to have it checked out.

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