[FrankW1029]

Originally Posted by Mosaud1998

I work for a dealer. So, I know how those add-ons work. There are a lot of dealers in my area that won't sell the car unless you take the add-ons. They'll reduce the cost of the add-ons but won't completely take it off.

Motorwerks Auto Group in Barrington, IL does Zurich shield. They charge $3995 for that. If you don't want it, you won't get the car. Simple. Mcgrath Honda in Elgin does the same thing. Hopkins Ford does the same thing. Huntley Ford does the same thing. Zeigler Auto Group does the same thing. I can keep going.

Like I said before, the same car as mine is selling at auctions for $48k+. If you got an auction license, go ahead and buy one at the auction. NADA guides is pricing mines at $56k.

I attached a quote I got from BMW of Orland Park when I was looking for a 340. I called the sales manager at the dealership at told him I would buy the car at $42,677+TTL. He said he can't take the LO-Jack off of the Exterior and interior protection since it is already applied to the car. Sat on the phone for 45 min going back and forth with the guy, Didn't want to take it off that's fine. He reduced the cost down to $1,500 that's it

Lmao, you work for a shady dealership and you think it’s the norm. I just bought my wife a 2019 Countryman S two months ago and we paid less than the price dealer was asking without any add on. Only a person that’s trying to profit from a USED car he just bought from this market will make your excuses for the additions.

[Mosaud1998]

Originally Posted by FrankW1029

Lmao, you work for a shady dealership and you think it’s the norm. I just bought my wife a 2019 Countryman S two months ago and we paid less than the price dealer was asking without any add on. Only a person that’s trying to profit from a USED car he just bought from this market will make your excuses for the additions.

I'm not going to sit here and argue with you. Go find something better to do with your time, no? I guess every dealer I listed is shady

Why would a dealership sell their car for $3k-$5k under the market value when there paying over retail at auctions and trade-in values are through the roof? So, there overpaying for trades.

You probably paid less than the dealer's asking price because it was an aged unit.

[AmooManiak]

Originally Posted by FrankW1029

Overpriced is overpriced no matter how you want to spin it. This is simple search with CPO cars

Why do you care? He can list his car for $100k if he likes. What are you, 12? You are putting too much effort into bringing someone's for sale ad down. It's a nice day (where I am), maybe you can spend it more productively...

[Mosaud1998]

Originally Posted by AmooManiak

Why do you care? He can list his car for $100k if he likes. What are you, 12? You are putting too much effort into bringing someone's for sale ad down. It's a nice day (where I am), maybe you can spend it more productively...

Thank you . I think I am priced pretty fair

Beautiful day out here also.