Payment info needed before price negotiation?
I ran into an unusual situation while trying to buy my second motor home and was wondering if anyone else has encountered this. The dealership that has the particular model motor home I want to bu...
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Sure, they love to put a few hundred on deposit so you feel obliged to continue negotiating with them.
I made that mistake buying a truck in my early 20's. Put $200 down and then when they couldn't come up with a decent deal, it took almost a month to get them to release the deposit while they kept pushing different offers at me as if they were doing me a favor.
Don't give them a dime until they commit to a price in writing. Don't accept, I think we can get the price down around or some similar slippery statement. Personally, I wouldn't do buisness with them if that is their tactic.
I made that mistake buying a truck in my early 20's. Put $200 down and then when they couldn't come up with a decent deal, it took almost a month to get them to release the deposit while they kept pushing different offers at me as if they were doing me a favor.
Don't give them a dime until they commit to a price in writing. Don't accept, I think we can get the price down around or some similar slippery statement. Personally, I wouldn't do buisness with them if that is their tactic.
