"Truecar" Pricing Rant
Maybe I'm just skeptical but I think this whole thing is a scam and probably run by a dealer's association or something. Something that caught my ear on a recent radio ad is they are bragging about...
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Huntindog wrote:Dog Folks wrote:
I rather go to the dealership and negotiate with a salesman. The less product knowledge they have the better.
As person that spent his life in sales,I can hold my own.
But then again, I'm old.
I have an older friend who has also spent his life in sales... And done very well. What is funny is that he often buys things that he has no use for, just because he was totally impressed with the job the salesperson did. It's as if he feels like rewarding them for a job well done.
He can easily afford it, and if it makes him feel good... Why not. It beats drinking and gambling it away.
Agreed. Sometimes salesman are the easiest to sell!! You have to be careful.
