Why We Are Better Than Any Dealership
Don’t just take it from us. Here is an objective review of how car dealerships “charge you too much.”
NO ACTUAL SALESMEN
Our Job is to be a “Buyers Agent” not a “Salesmen” So by definition we are WORKING FOR YOU and not AGAINST YOU. We don’t have layers of people to deal with, its a one on one Relationship. No Negotiation tactics, no silly business of running back and forth to the guys in the back room.
SAME CARS ALWAYS BETTER PRICES
We have no overhead like a Car Dealership so we don’t have any added costs. The goal of an Auto Dealership is getting the most they can from every deal they make – it’s not their fault they just have a highly burdened cost model and those overhead expenses get passed on to you the consumer just like in any other retail purchase you would make.
UNBEATABLE SELECTION
We don’t house cars on a lot and maneuver you into buying one of them. Instead we get the specifications of the car you want and we source it for you direct which means you get the best possible price for the exact car you want. No pressuring you to give up a color you wanted or to do without an option or feature you want.
ENJOY THE BUYING EXPERIENCE
The Most Hassle Free and easiest way you can buy a car for the best price guaranteed! Come to our Office and We will show you every step of the Process or you can even shop from the comfort of your own home and we can Email you the selections of the cars and work to get you the best deal on the exact car for youre needs.
EVEN DEALERS BUY FROM US!
Yes indeed, we provide our same services to many of the local car Dealerships. We are industry experts and Dealerships are also our customers. Dealerships constantly use specialty buyers like us who know how to get the best prices to provide them inventory and now you can skip the Dealership and buy direct from us.
DON'T BELIEVE THE HYPE
Services that promise you a great price are not saving you money – In fact they are getting paid by the Dealerships to send you to them as customers. Those “Pre-Negotiated” prices are set by the Dealerships and are not really bargain prices at all.
AN INSIDER LOOK INTO HOW THE INDUSTRY WORKS
WHY DO DEALERSHIPS CHARGE SO MUCH?
A Car Dealership has a minimum of a 10% and as much as 20% or more overhead from the start to carry any vehicle in inventory wither new from the Manufacturer or Used (Trade in or purchased at Auction). In addition to this initial set of overhead cost burden to consider there is more overhead they must cover adding at least another 5% and as much as 10% to the burdened cost of selling you a car.
A RETAIL business of this size for any Car Dealership is MILLIONS of annual overhead costs which is why they have to get as much from each buyer as they can on each and every deal they make
BUT THEY SHOWED ME THE INVOICE – AREN’T I GETTING A GOOD DEAL?
The invoice is just another sales tool.
No Dealer ever pays the “The invoice price” to an automaker – If they did they would be losing money! So in actuality it has little or nothing to do with any true vehicle cost. It hasn’t for well over a decade. But those major online information sources still use it as the touchstone for the “target prices. ” Some Dealerships will use this as a tool to show you that you are getting a great deal when in actuality they are still hiding the actual “margin” or Profit they are making from you the consumer. It is Just like any other Retail Establishment they are not going to reveal what they paid for the “consumer goods” (in this case the vehicle) any more than the Local Target, Walmart, Nordstrom is going to tell you what they paid for the Merchandise “Consumer goods” they are selling you because nobody want you the comsuer to see their profit margin.
WHY DOES IT TAKE SO LONG TO DO THE PAPERWORK?
You have negotiated hard and you have finally made the deal with the salesman after he has gone back and forth to the Manager several times and you “Sign the Paper”
YOU ARE NOT DONE SPENDING MONEY!
You then get introduced to the “Finance Specialist” and you are now sitting once again across from someone whose job it is to SELL YOU MORE PRODUCTS AND OPTIONS and they make “Commission” on everything they manage to get you to “add on”.
The “Finance Specialists” at Car Dealerships earn far more every month in “Commission” than do the sales people. That is right, their job is not just to do the paperwork, in fact their job is to sell you as many “Add Ons” as possible and yes they earn Commission on all of it.
Everything from the Extended Warranty or Service Warranty/ Package to the Additional “Options” not covered by your Sales Person which can be “Protection Packages” – Anything from Paint Protection, Leather Care, 3M Paint Chip Film, and so on…
We can get all of this for you direct for the sources as well as long term care and even help you get the Wheel Curb Rash or Scratches, Dents & Dings, or eventual warn or torn Interior Vinyl/Leather repaired and all at a fraction of the cost that Dealerships will charge you.
THE FALSE PROMISE OF ONLINE CAR BUYING SERVICES
In the last few years, car information services like Edmunds.com, Cars.com, and others have begun to offer vehicle shoppers a source of relatively objective information.
But there’s a problem: To get the good information, you must offer up your contact details, which these websites promptly sell to local dealers and insurance companies. “It’s simply a form of lead generation.”
Those sites profit by helping dealers profit, not by helping you get the best price. They get their revenue from dealers and automakers, but not a penny from you.
They funnel you to a small number of stores (frequently 3) that advertise with them and/or send them a finder’s fee for every sale. Those costs, of course, are built onto the price you pay. For example, TrueCar shows you “what others have paid for the same car in your market,” then sends you to a few dealers who know you’re a slam-dunk sale because you’ve been pre-sold on those “fair prices.”
In return, those Dealers pay TrueCar $299 of your sales price which is how they become “TrueCar Dealerships”
Is TrueCar or any of those organizations (including Consumer Reports) that send you to “TrueCar Dealerships” leveling with you about that? Wouldn’t they, if they were truly transparent?
You can now go online, research many different vehicles, and identify exactly the options and colors you want. Once you’ve “built” a car you like, you can see an approximate MSRP or even an “actual cost” with which to begin your negotiations with traditional dealerships. However you are not going to find that car you just configured at the Dealership, Instead they will Negotiate you into something they have available on the Lot – Not the Car you configured online.
