Yes and yes.
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ok so current understanding is this
- go to dealer and customize a build on their system
- get final number for the build to start nagotiation process
- nagotiate to a final deal.
- put down a deposite to start build.
- pick up car in 2 years lol jk hopfully few weeks.
No. You negotiate the selling price (% off if any) before going to the dealer. You canât negotiate final deal on a lease.
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how would I nagotiate % off before going if we dont have a build/final price to negotiate on?
I am assuming by you saying % off, you mean just flat % off on any build for that model right? thus no matter the final price for the build, the % off will be the same?
when you build the car it will give you a price. Use that price and negotiate. I doubt they are negotiating on a 2024 and a hybrid of all
How do you even run your business, seriously?
Right.
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the arkansa dealer is giving 5k off on gle 350 2024 but thats for the cars he has in inventory, im not sure how it works on custom build
yes he is
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5k of 2024 model, he trying to empty inventory asap got more gle 350 2024 than others iv seen, im guessing trying to increase allocations for next months, dud is solid just sadly wont give tax waiver to outside his state
You want a 450 though not a 350?
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lol its easy business, I donât negotiate on price. I just deliver bread lol
pepperidge farms?
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A MB dealer in AR or more accurately to the point, MBFS doesnât have tax credits to give to someone registering the car in TX. It isnât up to the dealer.
If you want the tax credit that lowers the tax rate down to 1.5% get it from TX, if itâs less expensive to get it from Derek, get it from Derek.
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I wish bro, they deliver cookies, and omfg so easy. but the ROI sucks on their business, you pay 3 to 1 on what the biz makes if net profit is 70k, route is 210k vs flower which is 1 to 1, if net profit is 70k route is 70k.
from my understanding, texas credit the full tax back at end of the lease to the lease holder, so the leasing company can either give it to you as early credit or keep it as extra profit at the end of the lease. Iâm guessing its more they do not want to deal with out of state paper work
That isnât my understanding however TX is a little outside my sandboxâŚmaybe @IAC can explain it for us?
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This company has the nastiest bread
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here is an old thread on the subject
2000 loafs of bread is what i need to sell a month to afford this gle lol