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Dealers margins are based on volume targets and there maybe as much as 3% of the list price that relies on them hitting that target. When you consider that the average dealer returns a net 2% return on sales, then missing this volume target isn't an option. Therefore many now choose to offer web brokers cars at full net cost (including this back end margin payment) as a means to an end. So it's not dealer competition that drives the price down, it's unrealistic manufacturer volume targeting. Whether you have to to travel or not will depend on how successful your nearest dealers are!

Thanks. I know a guy that owns a few dealerships in the area and he seems to be doing ok, but I also know a guy flying for the local Toyota distributor, and that family does very, very well. I guess Toyota (and the others) don't care who makes the sale, so long as they ship units.
 
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I will, because Ford finally has....drove one yesterday after work. Bad idea... lol Wasn't the R version but had already had some upgrades.


There's a man living two roads away, in the street my daughter's school is in, and he has a V8 brand new one. You have no idea how much I wanna say "GIVE ME A GO NOW".

You ever watch fast and load mate.
No mate.
 
As per my previous post, my favorite car of all time is this, a (stunning) 1966 Ferrari GTS. As you can see by my post above, two of the cars I want to buy look similar, especially my first choice, the Fiat 124 Spider. Either one of the cars above will cost me less than 10 grand. The ferarri would cost me about 1.5-2 million.

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