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Eden Motor Group - haggling
Accidentally seemed to have posted on parking fines before. Hope this times fine better!
I'm looking to buy a used car from Eden Motor Group and weren't sure if there a group that don't negotiate on price at all, a bit like motorpoint.
Obviously no harm in asking but it would be good to know if anybody had experience.
Thank you!
I'm looking to buy a used car from Eden Motor Group and weren't sure if there a group that don't negotiate on price at all, a bit like motorpoint.
Obviously no harm in asking but it would be good to know if anybody had experience.
Thank you!
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Ask. What's the worst that'll happen?0
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“People are caught up in an egotistic artificial rat race to display a false image to society. We want the biggest house, fanciest car, and we don't mind paying the sky high mortgage to put up that show. We sacrifice our biggest assets our health and time, We feel happy when we see people look up to us and see how successful we are”
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Yes, I will ask.
However, if they are stubborn and don't seem to be wanting to wiggle on the price it's good to understand why.
If it's they categorically don't do that, there's no point pushing. If they do allow wiggle room but are taught to be very hard on it and strongly suggest that they do not, then it's worth me pushing the point and being stubborn back.
Going into a negotiation it's good to have as much info as possible on who you're negotiating with. We should all know that at the moment.0 -
Walking out is a very strong haggling technique. Make sure they have your contact details and they know you are genuinely looking to buy. And end of the month/quarter coming up, they'll want to shift those motors0
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People tend not to buy cars at this time of year ... with year-end fast approaching I'd suspect many dealers will be more flexible (to a point) in order to boost their numbers (unless they've already met their targets).0
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Yes, I will ask.
However, if they are stubborn and don't seem to be wanting to wiggle on the price it's good to understand why.
If it's they categorically don't do that, there's no point pushing. If they do allow wiggle room but are taught to be very hard on it and strongly suggest that they do not, then it's worth me pushing the point and being stubborn back.
Going into a negotiation it's good to have as much info as possible on who you're negotiating with. We should all know that at the moment.
Dude, its been about 20 days since you first post and you still have not made the call, which only take min's but you just keep posting on here. <shakes head>“People are caught up in an egotistic artificial rat race to display a false image to society. We want the biggest house, fanciest car, and we don't mind paying the sky high mortgage to put up that show. We sacrifice our biggest assets our health and time, We feel happy when we see people look up to us and see how successful we are”
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