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3 Responses to “What Fee Based Site Helps Negotiate Car Price?”

1. Product & Services Reviews says:

   September 8, 2009 at 11:26 am

   ???You actually want to PAY someone to do your negotiating for you??? You are going to get fleeced. Do the bartering yourself so you can protect your pocketbook.
2. Scooby Dooby Doooooooo says:

   September 8, 2009 at 11:26 am

   There are lots of online brokers who you can go to buy a car through. The discount you will get is much more than you could negotiate yourself if you personally went into the dealer. The discounts offered by these brokers are fleet discount prices ( the price that a company would get if they bought 10 cars for example). How it works is the broker approaches a certain dealer and negotiates a discounted price – usually a percentage – on their cars. Because the broker can send lots of customers to the dealer this is why high discounts are offered. Its a win win situation for everyone. The manufacturer annual sales are high, the dealer meets and exceeds targets set by the manufacturer earning them bonuses and the customer gets a car much cheaper than list price. Usually the brokers fee is a one off payment and once they put you in touch with the dealer you are then finished with the broker. The cars are UK sourced and it is the same car you would get if you went into the garage and ordered it yourself. The discount percentage is also applied to any extras you order as well. The only thing is you may have to travel within the UK to pick the car up or you could pay for delivery. I saved over £3000 buying a VW Passat. Try drivethedeal.co.uk or new-car-discount.com. There are lots of others and a search engine will give you lots of results.
3. BHR says:

   September 8, 2009 at 11:26 am

   Email me with the car you want and I will get you a good deal. I get 25% of whatever I save you off of sticker.