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Originally Posted by Rosebud1949
They think we ALL have money.. could not be further from the truth. My 14 year old Toyota Corolla works well yes 95,000 miles on it. Mechanics keeps coming out when service time is due and offering crazy money for it. Why should I buy a new one to do no more than 100 miles a week !!! Look after your care and it will look after you. I told the "Sales guy" who started to join the mechanics ....I will come to you when I want a new car, until then leave me alone.
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I am confused, if you could please explain.
While at the Toyota dealership having your car serviced in the repair shop of the dealership, a new car salesman comes to you and tries to sell you a car and tries to buy your used car? I am amazed this occurs and wonder how offend this happens as I would be ****ed-off if while servicing my car, a car salesman would essentially try to steal my car claiming that my vehicle was in bad shape while it is being serviced and try's to sell me a new car.
Seems like a classic case of Arm's length transaction. Transaction between two independent parties in which both parties are acting in their own self-interest. Both buyer and seller are independent, possess equal bargaining power, are not under pressure or duress.
Here at the dealership, both the buyer and seller are the same entity, thus a customer would never win in this transaction.