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Another quick question. It may sound dumb, but I really don't know the answer.
On Yahoo.com, following informations are given for 2005 GT Deluxe Coupe.
MSRP $24,370
Invoice $22,288
If I walked to the dealer today, which one of those 2 prices is "real" price of the car? Which one of those 2 price would I have to pay when buying a car?
On Yahoo.com, following informations are given for 2005 GT Deluxe Coupe.
MSRP $24,370
Invoice $22,288
If I walked to the dealer today, which one of those 2 prices is "real" price of the car? Which one of those 2 price would I have to pay when buying a car?
Originally posted by Red Star@October 31, 2004, 10:36 AM
Another quick question. It may sound dumb, but I really don't know the answer.
On Yahoo.com, following informations are given for 2005 GT Deluxe Coupe.
MSRP $24,370
Invoice $22,288
If I walked to the dealer today, which one of those 2 prices is "real" price of the car? Which one of those 2 price would I have to pay when buying a car?
Another quick question. It may sound dumb, but I really don't know the answer.
On Yahoo.com, following informations are given for 2005 GT Deluxe Coupe.
MSRP $24,370
Invoice $22,288
If I walked to the dealer today, which one of those 2 prices is "real" price of the car? Which one of those 2 price would I have to pay when buying a car?
Most dealers are charging at least MSRP, if not more. Too hot of a car currently to get a below sticker price unless you can find a dealer to honor an X-Plan. You can get a AQHA discount of $500. http://www.aqha.com/partners/index.html#fordoffer
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