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Originally Posted by retiredguy123
Car dealers are notorious for charging different prices to different buyers for the same vehicle. In normal times, this difference can be as much as $4,000 for an average vehicle, depending on the knowledge and resourcefulness of the buyer. In the current market, I suspect that car dealers are very happy to take advantage of uninformed buyers, to expand the price difference from $4,000 to an even more inequitable price difference. I think it is shameful that car manufacturers have not developed a fair pricing system for their product, like almost every other product retailer.
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How about the differences in a dealership’s local, city, county taxes and overhead costs depending on their location? Food doesn’t cost the same in every Publix grocery store, for example. Just sayin….