Dealer discounts on used cars
Discussion
This follows on from my other thread:
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a... or mileage?
We all know what sort of discounts dealers give on new cars, what about used?
I'm looking for a daily driver and due to continuing poverty only have around 2k to spend, so am looking at cars in the 2,200 to 2,500 range, am I being realistic?
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a... or mileage?
We all know what sort of discounts dealers give on new cars, what about used?
I'm looking for a daily driver and due to continuing poverty only have around 2k to spend, so am looking at cars in the 2,200 to 2,500 range, am I being realistic?
I'd say knocking £200 off a £2000 would be about right. £500 might be pushing it a bit.
If you've got a p/x, don't forget the figure you're looking at is the 'cost to change'. If you get a good valuation on your p/x, don't expect much knocked off the car you're buying.
And for £2K, you'll probably get better value buying privately, if possible.
If you've got a p/x, don't forget the figure you're looking at is the 'cost to change'. If you get a good valuation on your p/x, don't expect much knocked off the car you're buying.
And for £2K, you'll probably get better value buying privately, if possible.
If its advertised at a sensible price (ie not got an extra few hundred £££ on top to allow for a part ex) then dont expect to get much off a £2k car.
If the car still needs its final prep prior to delivery eg the odd scuff, dent, maybe due a service etc you might get a lot more off by taking it as it is saves them having to do it.
If the car still needs its final prep prior to delivery eg the odd scuff, dent, maybe due a service etc you might get a lot more off by taking it as it is saves them having to do it.
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