Grrrrr garages

iglimpse

We need to replace our Renault scenic 2005. Looking for something 1-3yrs old.

All the cars we looked at, said the price was as stated on the window:rotfl:

Total waste of time. There must be an easier way to do this

jobdone1

And your point is ??????????

TradePro

Can we have a clue please?

motorguy

iglimpse wrote: »

We need to replace our Renault scenic 2005. Looking for something 1-3yrs old.

All the cars we looked at, said the price was as stated on the window:rotfl:

Total waste of time. There must be an easier way to do this

If the price is right in the first place, why should they knock £££'s off, particularly since you're trading in an undesirable Scenic...

hartcjhart

iglimpse wrote: »

We need to replace our Renault scenic 2005. Looking for something 1-3yrs old.

All the cars we looked at, said the price was as stated on the window:rotfl:

Total waste of time. There must be an easier way to do this

damn clever cars nowadays:D

forgotmyname

Open your wallet and count the money and say, Thats a bit over budget and make them an offer. They say yes you give them the cash and drive away happy.

Or not.

Ectophile

I think you need to hone your haggling skills. The price on the windscreen is what they want to get, not necessarily the lowest price they will accept.

motorguy

Ectophile wrote: »

I think you need to hone your haggling skills. The price on the windscreen is what they want to get, not necessarily the lowest price they will accept.

IF there is a trade in involved, THEN generally speaking you either get a decent price for your trade in OR money off and a crap price - basically the discount you would otherwise get is added on to the price of the trade in.

Its the cost to change that matters.

StrongWork

iglimpse wrote: »

We need to replace our Renault scenic 2005. Looking for something 1-3yrs old.

All the cars we looked at, said the price was as stated on the window:rotfl:

Total waste of time. There must be an easier way to do this

27col

motorguy wrote: »

IF there is a trade in involved, THEN generally speaking you either get a decent price for your trade in OR money off and a crap price - basically the discount you would otherwise get is added on to the price of the trade in.

Its the cost to change that matters.

Exactly right, the only thing that matters is the bottom line, or as it is called "the cost to change".