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I went there to test-drive and order a 4BW. They wanted $5000 to place an order and still wouldn't let me test-drive one.Camargo Cadillac in Cincinnati has five 4BW's and one 5BW on their lot. Once I was screened as a legitimate buyer and not a flipper, they sold me a 5BW @ MSRP.
How long ago was it when you went there? Maybe I got lucky because I bought just a few days before Christmas and they really needed to reduce inventory before the end of the year.I went there to test-drive and order a 4BW. They wanted $5000 to place an order and still wouldn't let me test-drive one.
I just went a couple of weeks ago. The salesman didn't even mention a reduction for the electric blue 23 4BW dealer trade that they can't seem to move. I don't know how you sell a $84K 4BW when the 5BW is barely more money.How long ago was it when you went there? Maybe I got lucky because I bought just a few days before Christmas and they really needed to reduce inventory before the end of the year.
I agree!I just went a couple of weeks ago. The salesman didn't even mention a reduction for the electric blue 23 4BW dealer trade that they can't seem to move. I don't know how you sell a $84K 4BW when the 5BW is barely more money.
What did that entail?Once I was screened as a legitimate buyer and not a flipper.
Once I was screened as a legitimate buyer and not a flipper
Maybe I worded that wrong. I should have said a serious buyer and not a flipper. Flippers are making it hard on those of us that buy cars to drive and enjoy them. They wanted to know whether I was local or out of state, what I currently drove and whether I was paying cash or financing. I told the salesman "whatever gives me the best leverage to drive the car home. After talking to the general manager, he said come on down. I did finance it thru them, agreeing to keep the loan for minimum of four months. Long story, but they made it worth my while.What did that entail?
After I agreed to buy the 4 in Atlanta the salesperson tried to get me to do this sort of financing with them - saying i could pay it all off without penalty after a few months - but they wanted an extra 5% or some such if I paid cash. Well i didn't want to do this (extra hassle) and I told him the price we agreed upon was whether I financed or paid cash and I wouldn't pay anything more. It took a little back and forth but I made my position clear and ended up paying cash without any penalty.I did finance it thru them, agreeing to keep the loan for minimum of four months. Long story, but they made it worth my while.
After I agreed to buy the 4 in Atlanta the salesperson tried to get me to do this sort of financing with them - saying i could pay it all off without penalty after a few months - but they wanted an extra 5% or some such if I paid cash. Well i didn't want to do this (extra hassle) and I told him the price we agreed upon was whether I financed or paid cash and I wouldn't pay anything more. It took a little back and forth but I made my position clear and ended up paying cash without any penalty.
It was an "I'll work with you, if you work with me" situation. Let's just say, I paid less than MSRP, so it was a wash. I'll honor my end of the bargain.After I agreed to buy the 4 in Atlanta the salesperson tried to get me to do this sort of financing with them - saying i could pay it all off without penalty after a few months - but they wanted an extra 5% or some such if I paid cash. Well i didn't want to do this (extra hassle) and I told him the price we agreed upon was whether I financed or paid cash and I wouldn't pay anything more. It took a little back and forth but I made my position clear and ended up paying cash without any penalty.
I'm pretty sure they can't force you to keep the loan for 4 months unless you signed some contract saying that. But I understand if you want to do them a solid by honoring the agreement.Maybe I worded that wrong. I should have said a serious buyer and not a flipper. Flippers are making it hard on those of us that buy cars to drive and enjoy them. They wanted to know whether I was local or out of state, what I currently drove and whether I was paying cash or financing. I told the salesman "whatever gives me the best leverage to drive the car home. After talking to the general manager, he said come on down. I did finance it thru them, agreeing to keep the loan for minimum of four months. Long story, but they made it worth my while.
A person does themselves a favor when they honor their word.I'm pretty sure they can't force you to keep the loan for 4 months unless you signed some contract saying that. But I understand if you want to do them a solid by honoring the agreement.
Yes sir, but I come from a generation where your word was/is golden. If I look a person in the eye and shake their hand, it's written in stone.I'm pretty sure they can't force you to keep the loan for 4 months unless you signed some contract saying that. But I understand if you want to do them a solid by honoring the agreement.
Well said there rubberduck.A person does themselves a favor when they honor their word.
Agree and for your case this makes sense since you explicitly agreed. This is mostly an FYI since I have seen dealers take the tactic of basically lying and saying you have to keep loan for x months or something rather than making it part of transaction to trick the buyer into keeping it. Sounds like this place worked with you so you both got what you wanted.Yes sir, but I come from a generation where your word was/is golden. If I look a person in the eye and shake their hand, it's written in stone.
Well said there rubberduck.
Sure did! Couldn't be happier.Agree and for your case this makes sense since you explicitly agreed. This is mostly an FYI since I have seen dealers take the tactic of basically lying and saying you have to keep loan for x months or something rather than making it part of transaction to trick the buyer into keeping it. Sounds like this place worked with you so you both got what you wanted.
We have beat this one into the ground some pages ago, but you can get the CT4s from them pretty easily at MSRP or below. They will work with folks on the CT5 as someone posted just a few pages ago that they got theirs at MSRP. Just an FYI for those considering. I bought my CT4 from them and it was a great experience.I love that Delaware Cadillac is advertising at the bottom of this (and other) posts. They try to charge $10k+ over sticker.
Drive is a little ambitious don't you think? #garagequeenI will always drive a Sewell!