this is how it works trust me sold cars for 2 years from 79 - 81
say a 2 yr old used car is on lot was driven 30,000 miles well the deduction per mile can be as high as $3 per mile
so that car or truck was listed at $22,000 it's reduced $6600.00 you get that Car or truck FOR $15,000
also never fall for dealers scams like seen in this video by a car sales man
9 fees to NEVER pay a car dealership. Tips on car buying, how to negotiate, and how to buy a car.
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I spent 8 years at a Chevy dealership. This man speaks the truth.
I bought a car Saturday and used all of Chevy dudes tips (I watched almost all of his videos). I negotiated for hours, got $5000 off by spotting bullshit fees and bringing up the survey, and walked out with the car I wanted at the price I wanted
1. Delivery/ Destination Fee 2. Advertising Fees 3. Theft Protection aka Data Dodge 4. Nitrogen 5. Pinstripe and decals 6. ADM - Additional Dealer Markup 7. Mudflaps and other accessories 8. Credit Life Insurance 9. Temp Tags. Dealer Prep and Gas
Last time I was buying a car (a used car mind you), one of the dealers tried to charge me a $750 destination fee. Asked if they paid $750 to the person who traded it in just to have them park it on the lot. They had the audacity to tell me yes. They refused to drop the charge too. Walked out and got a better deal elsewhere.
10 years in the industry, this is the only salesman on YouTube I take seriously. He doesn't just tell people what they want to hear, he gives honesty. @chevydude. keep it up.
say a 2 yr old used car is on lot was driven 30,000 miles well the deduction per mile can be as high as $3 per mile
so that car or truck was listed at $22,000 it's reduced $6600.00 you get that Car or truck FOR $15,000
also never fall for dealers scams like seen in this video by a car sales man
9 fees to NEVER pay a car dealership. Tips on car buying, how to negotiate, and how to buy a car.
members comments
I spent 8 years at a Chevy dealership. This man speaks the truth.
I bought a car Saturday and used all of Chevy dudes tips (I watched almost all of his videos). I negotiated for hours, got $5000 off by spotting bullshit fees and bringing up the survey, and walked out with the car I wanted at the price I wanted
1. Delivery/ Destination Fee 2. Advertising Fees 3. Theft Protection aka Data Dodge 4. Nitrogen 5. Pinstripe and decals 6. ADM - Additional Dealer Markup 7. Mudflaps and other accessories 8. Credit Life Insurance 9. Temp Tags. Dealer Prep and Gas
Last time I was buying a car (a used car mind you), one of the dealers tried to charge me a $750 destination fee. Asked if they paid $750 to the person who traded it in just to have them park it on the lot. They had the audacity to tell me yes. They refused to drop the charge too. Walked out and got a better deal elsewhere.
10 years in the industry, this is the only salesman on YouTube I take seriously. He doesn't just tell people what they want to hear, he gives honesty. @chevydude. keep it up.