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Get onto an agent, tell him exactly what you want & what you want to pay & see if he/she/it can do a deal for you.
Or one of those websites, put your price range & requirements in & see what dealers get back to you.
I did that with the Pathie & though it was a terrible car I did buy it for a, at that time, bargain.
Jonesfam
I bought my D3 a bit over a year ago now and when I put in for the finance, its leased, they knocked it back and said that the purchase price was too much according to Redbook. I told my finance lady to do her own search and check the prices out for herself.
The price is the price and Redbook has nothing to do with it...
Good for you !:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Chad
For those reading this thread , the "industry standard" reduction
for upmarket demos id $2 per km . You got a good price , and
he wasn't happy , but the Dealership must have wanted to
see the back of it . After 12000km of them driving it , they'll
have fixed anything that popped-up . Keep those pipe wrenches
way from the interior ;)
Hi Chad,
Congratulations, that is an awesome deal. Can you let us know which dealer?
While I’m sure they don't have another sitting around, it would be good to know who is prepared to move on price and who isn't.
Atrarmon in Sydney mate.
Found it on Carsales, was $75k plus the Onroad, Stamp Duties and the transfer.
Can't wait to pick it up, should be a nice drive home....
Chad