Berserker said:I'm not real good at this but isn't that because sticker for his car had a market value markup? I think invoice for his car is 24,138. I think he paid closer to msrp. no
SpeedyArizona said:I think you'll be happy with your Mustang, but you got screwed over pretty bad.
johnnytuinals said:Opps one more thing I am going to the Great Allentown Fair in a little while to see Motley Crue and have VIP backstage passes,but i will not take the Stang Gt because I know some of the people at the fair might put a key mark on my door or something...So I will take my friends 1995 escort lol...JohnnyT
ctfordguy said:So let me get this straight, you paid 28,000 for a car that you did not really want but are happy because you got 2000 dollars off. On the other hand if you had paid MSRP for the car you really wanted you would have paid 28,000. Were you just out to get the best deal or the car you wanted????
XStanger said:Just to let everyone know, xplan is within close to a hundred dollars of invoice. What sounds really fishy is that the dealer would give up an xplan to sell at invoice....The dealership would actually make more money if they would have sold at xlan. Where was your xplan coming from?
Well Johny was telling us all a few months back that he wasn't going to order for msrp and wait till this fall and pick one up below mrsp. So I think the deal was more inportant than the car he wanted.ctfordguy said:So let me get this straight, you paid 28,000 for a car that you did not really want but are happy because you got 2000 dollars off. On the other hand if you had paid MSRP for the car you really wanted you would have paid 28,000. Were you just out to get the best deal or the car you wanted????
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