Getting the best deal on a new or nearly new car
Getting the best deal on a new or nearly new car
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Jonny TVR

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4,548 posts

310 months

Monday 9th September 2019
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My Dad is after a range rover sport new or nearly new and trading in his 2015 range rover for it. There are lots of sports available and its relatively easy finding the ones at the best price, however with a trade in the price you are really interested in is of course the difference between the trade in price and the new one. Do you really need to contact several dealers to see what the best deal is from them, is there not a site that can do this all for you?

scorcher

4,119 posts

263 months

Monday 9th September 2019
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If you need a price to change you'll have to speak to the dealers I think. Other than that, flog it to one of the many "webuyanyoldste" companies and then use one of the online sites like carwow or jamjar to get the best price for your new purchase,

Eth2312

332 posts

190 months

Monday 9th September 2019
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Depends on what you expect in that difference. A friend just secured 11k discount from his 45k Audi Q5 going through a site that ends with WOW. He had a trade in to offer and they handled that too, so maybe thats your answer.