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Posted by Andy Martin on December 02, 2015 at 13:25:30 from (209.213.149.120):

In Reply to: Trading cars posted by Case e on December 02, 2015 at 07:44:58:

I go the hots for a Chrysler Crossfire a few years ago. Dealer I passé don the way to work had several program cars on his used car lot. I was ready to pay cash and go, went in, drove one with the salesman. I liked it and asked how much. Sit in this room. After half of an eternity they came in with a piece of paper with a monthly payment on it, that's all. I told the salesman I asked "how much", I was paying cash, and a payment with no term and no interest is not "how much". He came back with an interest rate but no term, and he did not know the term. He left again and I realized I was wasting my time so I got up and left. He saw me and walked to the door with me asking what he could do. I said he could have given me a sales price but he couldn't do anything now. Halfway across the parking lot a fat sales manager holding his piece of pizza came waddling out yelling at me. I stopped until he got to me. He asked what my problem was! I told him I wanted to buy a car but they would not give me a price so I'm leaving. He wrote a price on a grease stained brown napkin with a felt tip pen. It was less than I would have paid and I told him so. He smiled and said great. I started walking and he followed me to my car. I told him I would not buy a car from someone I had to threaten to get a price. The salesman called me later and I apologized and was real positive. Told him I would be back in as soon as I could make it. I told him that every time he called, for about six weeks, I think he finally got the picture, or maybe he changed jobs. I'll never set foot in that dealership again and they won't miss me.


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