id take it and order a new 22 of your dreams. likely never going to do betterI’m the 2nd owner of my vehicle and I just got an offer from a local Dodge Dealership for $6500 over what I pad for it. AND, I’ve driven it for 2 years and added 11k miles onto it. They must really be desperate for inventory!
Verbal. Sent them my VIN and thenTalked to a salesperson on the phone. Might go higher if I take it another dealership and play them against one another.Was it a 'real' offer or something you rec'd in the mail?
Sounds about right. Harley Davison has been ripping people off for decades with that business model. I hear they might be going out of business sooner than later too.hope you get the money they are offering. i know when my dealership offered to buy my car back, they offered a huge amount over what i paid, but then wanted to nickel/dime me for my modifications, which were all cosmetic and easily removable. they then said that because i had removed the shifter knob and installed a barton, that i "might" have damaged any internal mechanisms, same with the oil catch can, etc. so, i left. a week later i get another call from a different salesperson offering the same amount as the first salesperson. so, i told them "do you not talk to each other, told them the whole story. this person said that it wouldn't affect the value of the car, but since i am not a "certified mechanic" the price would reflect that offer. i still have the car, and i drive by to wave at them every chance i get. just be aware of this if you have any "modifications" to your car
If you can afford to buy brand new, whether it's something in stock (good luck) or custom order, take the offer. Don't bother if you're going to replace it with another used car, that huge profit you'll make will be swallowed by the ridiculous used card prices.I’m the 2nd owner of my vehicle and I just got an offer from a local Dodge Dealership for $6500 over what I pad for it. AND, I’ve driven it for 2 years and added 11k miles onto it. They must really be desperate for inventory!
The reason is still the same, low/no stock of new cars to get people to come trade in their old cars. Dealers need used cars to resell, they can't survive on new car sales alone without marking up the new car prices by a lot more, especially considering the shortage of new cars. This is what is inflating used car prices.Higher prices now also more Taxes and Interest will eat that difference quicker then you think. There is reasons they do this because the sales are dropping for obvious market reasons.
If you read my original post, they are offering me considerably more than I paid for it so I guess mine is an exception (as you stated). And, of course they will mark it up to make money on their end. But, in the past, trade ins were always a bad deal for me!Every time you trade and buy at a dealer the only one coming out ahead is the dealer. There are exceptions of course but there out to make money on any deal.