This girl I know looked at a coupla cars, they brought them to her place
on a flatbed and could do the deal right there, give a trade-in credit
(essentially buy your old car for a specified price) and haul off the
old car. Sort of a mobile Carmax. She ended up not buying either one,
whoever showed up didn't care one way or the other. She liked the
process. Interesting concept. They must have lots scattered around
where they keep the cars then haul them around as needed.
--FT
On 2/14/21 11:16 AM, Dan Penoff via Mercedes wrote:
As I look at potential trucks, I see a lot of nice ones on Carvana. One big
advantage of them is the fact that there’s no “add ons” like a dealer does, the
slimy “dealer fee”, “paperwork/transaction fees”. etc., etc.
Kaleb - you’re familiar with these places - do you have any thoughts about
them? I realize they just cover the costs up front and as a result often charge
more than dealers, but it makes it a lot easier to shop when you don’t have to
do the mental math or go digging around for the list of fees on a web site.
-D
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