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Ahh. Me too. Yesterday mine was in Kansas on its way to Washington.Phillip Olsen Bud Clary Ram in Auburn, WA
Ahh. Me too. Yesterday mine was in Kansas on its way to Washington.Phillip Olsen Bud Clary Ram in Auburn, WA
Yes, Holdback is Dealer profit. In these times it will be very hard to get a dealer to go below invoice and give up that holdback due to the inventory shortage's. when I bought my truck i paid 1500 below invoice which means they gave up 1500 of there profit. And btw, EP is employee pricing.I'm confused, never took any business classes, never bought a new vehicle either. So - the invoice price (FWP) is what the dealer pays fca for the truck. However, the dealer holds back (keeps) $xxx amount of the price they paid fca. Therefore if you were to pay "true" invoice you should pay (invoice - hold back). Is that correct?
Is the hold back the dealer profit?
And where does the "total price" come from?
Final destination Warsaw,INWhere is final delivery location, my order is scheduled to be to Chicago the 25th, then coming to Appleton WI, but dealer has not disclosed ETA.
That is their built in profit on that vehicle. The dealership also makes money from FCA on the number of vehicles they sell.I'm confused, never took any business classes, never bought a new vehicle either. So - the invoice price (FWP) is what the dealer pays fca for the truck. However, the dealer holds back (keeps) $xxx amount of the price they paid fca. Therefore if you were to pay "true" invoice you should pay (invoice - hold back). Is that correct?
Is the hold back the dealer profit?
And where does the "total price" come from?
Thank you guys, very helpful. I just emailed the dealer requesting the full POC.Yes, Holdback is Dealer profit. In these times it will be very hard to get a dealer to go below invoice and give up that holdback due to the inventory shortage's. when I bought my truck i paid 1500 below invoice which means they gave up 1500 of there profit. And btw, EP is employee pricing.
They wont do it for free but they will usually give you a credit for the ones they take off. I will be changing mine to cooper's, never liked the firestones.Thank you guys, very helpful. I just emailed the dealer requesting the full POC.
Anyone have luck getting dealer to take off the Firestone Transforces and put on a better A/T tire? Did you have to pay the difference in price between the two brands or did they simply refuse to do it?
By chance, anyone here have any experience doing this with Bud Clary?Anyone have luck getting dealer to take off the Firestone Transforces and put on a better A/T tire? Did you have to pay the difference in price between the two brands or did they simply refuse to do it?
I'd be curious too.By chance, anyone here have any experience doing this with Bud Clary?
I am buying a complete take off set from them (tires and wheels), so I will have a winter set, and a summer set. I know that is not exactly what you were asking, but evidently they do some tire deals.By chance, anyone here have any experience doing this with Bud Clary?
I would say it depends on the dealership. I have run that idea across two dealers and they wanted no part of those tires. One of them said it's because they can't sell them as new.Thank you guys, very helpful. I just emailed the dealer requesting the full POC.
Anyone have luck getting dealer to take off the Firestone Transforces and put on a better A/T tire? Did you have to pay the difference in price between the two brands or did they simply refuse to do it?
So you purchased and supplied the Michelins to the dealership to be put on?Can't answer to the question of Bud Clary, but I know my dealership is providing me credit for my take-off and installing my Michelins at no cost .
Yes Sir!So you purchased and supplied the Michelins to the dealership to be put on?
Thanks good idea. it sounds as if I probably won't have much to bargain with other than tires, extended warranty and my sparkling personality, when the truck gets here hopefully in 2-3 weeks. Other ideas?Yes Sir!
Try these..Thanks good idea. it sounds as if I probably won't have much to bargain with other than tires, extended warranty and my sparkling personality, when the truck gets here hopefully in 2-3 weeks. Other ideas?