Tundra $10K over MSRP+$1k for no trade
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Tundras are just ordinary average vehicles, no way worthy of a markup. Then again, lots of average cars are being sold for crazy money.
If there are idiots willing to pay any price, then so be it. Won’t be me.
If there are idiots willing to pay any price, then so be it. Won’t be me.
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Just do a 96 month term like the over-leveraged EV buyers
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We are holding off on even putting down a deposit on a new Sienna because the dealers want anywhere from $5-8,000 in dealer markups. At least they arent charging a cash and no trade in penalty lol.
Please post that listing everywhere so people know to avoid that dealer at all costs.
Please post that listing everywhere so people know to avoid that dealer at all costs.
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They are more commonly referred to as a "doc fee." Florida dealers have the highest such fees in the country. Such fees are, in fact, merely additional dealer pricing.
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That's what I think too and some of the dealers are firm on getting their dealer fees but I always so No Way and sometimes they let it go.
It's usually around $1k-2K and never a good explanation for it so I think TriC is correct.
Curious to see what ya'll think on that.
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