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Originally Posted by XutvJet
True, but that CEO certainly knows about and supports market adjustment pricing at their stores. And when you support that and especially when times get tough, which is certainly the case for auto dealers right now, management is going to push to make deals happen and sell to the highest buyer which in this case was an idiot willing to pay $100K over MSRP vs the original buyer that signed on to pay $50K over MSRP?!?!? To pay over MSRP or asking on anything is just plain ridiculous in my book. People have lost their minds when it comes to buying cars and homes.
I glad it worked out for the original buyer, but I had a hard time believing this dealer and other dealers will change their ways. The ultimate blame lies with the CEO and trickles down from there.
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Funnily enough, Auto dealers didn't have it tough... Until now. I've seen many many dealers close their doors recently to loosing their ass on inventory, which we all anticipated. I will say, I will never pay a market "adjustment", so if they went out of business I wouldn't shed a single tear. Selling out from under someone is different than asking a market adjustment though.