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Go to NADA and build your car with the specs that the car has on it. NADA will give you MSRP and invoice pricing. I used that to negotiate the
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Go to NADA and build your car with the specs that the car has on it. NADA will give you MSRP and invoice pricing. I used that to negotiate the price of my car. I bought a 2014 touring 2 months ago. I had to drive 480 miles out of state to get it but I got it for $2K under invoice. It was worth the drive.
Just a suggestion hope it helps in getting the price you want. |
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