Highest markup I've seen so far...
#22
I ordered my GT Premium 2/16/05 from Sunset Ford in the Phoenix area for less than MSRP and got priority 10 on my order. I think that Sunset Ford is a great dealer. I previously bought a new Expedition in 97 from them and was treated very well.
#23
3K under sticker...Wow you got a deal! and yes if people call around and are willing to drive a little, there are good deals (dealers) around. Not all dealers operate like Earnhardt does but lots of them still do business that way. My dealer has been awarded the Presidents Award several times for outstanding customer service and he was happy to give me X-plan.
#24
Yes earnhardt usually rips people a new one, but i deal with them for parts for my shop, so im on a good relationship with them. Plus i didnt want the tan interior, but thats all that was in the phoenix area in a 5 speed when i bought mine and i didnt pay for the upgraded dash.
#26
Originally posted by Fordracing200@February 26, 2005, 10:24 PM
some1 wanna show me a g35, I HAVE NEVER seen one and have no idea what they are.
some1 wanna show me a g35, I HAVE NEVER seen one and have no idea what they are.
http://www.infiniti.com/content/0,,cid-752...d-12001,00.html
#27
Originally posted by RMac@February 26, 2005, 2:37 PM
$6,000 markup? :notnice:
I'm sure the closest Infiniti dealer is thanking them for pushing their customers into G35 coupes.
$6,000 markup? :notnice:
I'm sure the closest Infiniti dealer is thanking them for pushing their customers into G35 coupes.
#28
Sunset Ford in Garden Grove California, $5000.00 over sticker.
Power Ford in Huntington Beach California, $4,000.00 over sticker.
Both of these cars were STOCK, with NO mods or dealer add ons. This stupid mark up is why I don't have a Torch Red GT in my garage right now. I refuse to pay over sticker and I am willing to wait till supply catches up with demand.
These dealers should be carefull though, price gougeing will drive customers away and they may never come back. Just on principle alone. We are all enthusiast here, but Joe average car buyer is likely to see that mark up and say, "If he's screwing a customer on this car, what will he do to me?"
I think the dealers should just sell them at sticker and make up the profit margin in volume. This gougeing is gonna leave a bad taste in peoples mouths. :nono:
Power Ford in Huntington Beach California, $4,000.00 over sticker.
Both of these cars were STOCK, with NO mods or dealer add ons. This stupid mark up is why I don't have a Torch Red GT in my garage right now. I refuse to pay over sticker and I am willing to wait till supply catches up with demand.
These dealers should be carefull though, price gougeing will drive customers away and they may never come back. Just on principle alone. We are all enthusiast here, but Joe average car buyer is likely to see that mark up and say, "If he's screwing a customer on this car, what will he do to me?"
I think the dealers should just sell them at sticker and make up the profit margin in volume. This gougeing is gonna leave a bad taste in peoples mouths. :nono:
#29
If you think thats bad check this out http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...=WDVW#mainImage
How about 12,000 over sticker.
How about 12,000 over sticker.
#30
I went to Woodfield Ford in Schaumburg, IL (about 15 miles from here), they wanted 5k over sticker, no test drives. To heck with that garbage. I ended up going to Zimmerman Ford in St. Charles, IL and got to test drive my car before I bought it, and only paid sticker. No one around here is discounting these cars right now and most are marking them up.
#31
Originally posted by Fordracing200@February 26, 2005, 10:24 PM
some1 wanna show me a g35, I HAVE NEVER seen one and have no idea what they are.
some1 wanna show me a g35, I HAVE NEVER seen one and have no idea what they are.
Personally I don't think you're missing out on much. I think they are pretty ugly. And kind of plain looking.
#33
I can not see why Ford does nothing to these dealers.
It gives the buying public the impression that Ford condones these kinds of actions!
To say that they do not have control over dealers is a cop out. Is'nt it their products that they are selling. Make it their problem and show the buying public that they stand behind their product.
Just my thoughts over an ugly situation!
It gives the buying public the impression that Ford condones these kinds of actions!
To say that they do not have control over dealers is a cop out. Is'nt it their products that they are selling. Make it their problem and show the buying public that they stand behind their product.
Just my thoughts over an ugly situation!
Throwing cruddy chrom rims and $2.00 vinyl stripes does not justify a $5k+ mark-up. I had to yell at my dealership NOT to put those ugly ghetto bling 20 inch rims on my car and had to haggle with excellent credit and good down payment just to get MSRP. I had to get up and gather my things 3 times before I got sticker, and no way would I have bent even though I really wanted the car.
It's actually RARE to see a V6 on a lot without gigantic chrome rims and the wrinkled vinyl stripes now, thats all they have in stock, the GT's are going for an average of 3-5k mark-up. It's rediculous. Ford wants to get back in the black, they should put the hammer down on these greedy dealerships. They are destroying the image Ford is trying to rebuild.
On a side note, it's pretty obvious people ARE paying the mark-up, or dealerships would have dropped them by now.. It really is disgusting the amount of greed these people are showing.
#35
Originally posted by 127bull@February 27, 2005, 8:42 AM
If you think thats bad check this out http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...=WDVW#mainImage
How about 12,000 over sticker.
If you think thats bad check this out http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...=WDVW#mainImage
How about 12,000 over sticker.
#36
I bought my '06 GT from Sunset Ford in Westminster, CA. They had $6k over sticker on this car. The salesman told me I could ignore this price, but later the finance and sales manager grinded me harder than I've ever been ground when buying a new car.
They acted like they were doing me the biggest favor in the world by knocking off the dumb inflated $6k.
I ended up getting it for $500 under MSRP, along with an acceptable amount for my trade-in. Seems like a good deal to you guys?
They acted like they were doing me the biggest favor in the world by knocking off the dumb inflated $6k.
I ended up getting it for $500 under MSRP, along with an acceptable amount for my trade-in. Seems like a good deal to you guys?
#38
Originally posted by svtdriver@February 27, 2005, 10:04 AM
Except for that ebay auction. You guys are only finding rookie dealers. The pros up here in washington... Bill Pierre in Lake City had a $10k over. And Evergreen in Issaquah had $8k over. When I talked to the salesman at Bill Pierre. He told me I could ignore the markup. I asked him why tehy put it on if I could ignore it. He wouldn't answer me.
Except for that ebay auction. You guys are only finding rookie dealers. The pros up here in washington... Bill Pierre in Lake City had a $10k over. And Evergreen in Issaquah had $8k over. When I talked to the salesman at Bill Pierre. He told me I could ignore the markup. I asked him why tehy put it on if I could ignore it. He wouldn't answer me.
Depending on the salesman you can get it knocked off.