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Originally Posted by vraiblonde  It's not uncommon for sales reps and business owners to come on here pretending to be a satisfied customer. My suspicions about this person are based on two things:
Why are they trading in a car they just bought last year? And why are they buying a convertible with winter coming on? Oh, and a third thing is that if they're such great customers of Mr. Link, why wouldn't he have informed them when he moved to a different dealership? Most sales reps do that.
For all I know, this story is the truth and exactly as it happened. But it could also be a fraud, intended to slam a competitor. So take posts like this with a grain of salt. |
This is true....
Look at me... I love my new hair restoration and I'm not just a client, I'm the owner.
I sold cars a very, very long time ago. Rule number one. Never trade a car in, always try and sell it outright prior to going car shopping. Yes it's a pain, but the extra money you get towards your trade only comes from the MSRP of the vehicle you are looking at. Even at 500 over invoice the dealer is still making alot of money, even at 1 dollar over invoice the dealer makes a very nice profit. It's called holdback. Holdback on some models is in the thousands.....