Shimmy1 - 12/13/2025 06:58
Boone & Crockett - 12/13/2025 06:29
Whatever you offer would most likely be the best offer they recieved that day. The last thing a really good, aggressive salesman ever wants too see is a customers back going out the door. The likelyhood of ever getting them back in the door is about one decimal above zero. By actually making an offer, they’ll take you much more seriously. Not somebody wasting their time. Try it. You’ll prolly get it at a price you can live with.
How about this scenario. According to the Carfax, the story is accurate. Person buys a brand new vehicle, a 2025, in July of this year. Less than 4 months later, decides they want a different color. Trades back in, vehicle is for sale with 7000 miles. Vehicle is offered with full 3 year/35k manufacturer warranty, 7 year/100k powertrain warranty. Price quoted by dealer to buy is $21k less than selling price in July. Originally sold for $87k, offered for $66k.
Do you try and haggle??
Buying a used vehicle
