Outstanding display of respect amongst brothers in arms.

It amuses me how many have voted this a crack pipe...as if there are so many more in the country to choose from. lol

Starting in Austin? How original.

I can appreciate that. Keep in mind, every time a new car is purchased at a discount, it contributes to lowering the overall value of the model when it comes to resale. What three cars have the best resale value? Ferrari, Mini & Jeep Wranglers. Why? Because they sell the closest to MSRP.

You’re right...it does speak volumes.

If they’re legitimate fees, then no...they aren’t to be negotiated. I have never and will never work for a store with shady practices. But in 8 years in the business it has proven one thing...customers are 1000 times shadier than any car salesman I’ve ever met.

“Customers repeatedly have said they want cats to be sold at a listed no haggle price.”

Does that matter? Is a BUSINESS not allowed to make a reasonable profit? Do you do YOUR job for free?

So you went into the dealership and made the deal...how about that!

Awesome

Nice handicapped tag.

Did the review suck just like every other episode?

You know what’s the most annoying sound in the world? -Lloyd Christmas

Tell that to my clients who bought an Infiniti QX80 with tan interior and optioned for the interior treatment. A week after purchase they participated in a color run and the ENTIRE interior of the car was coated in pink powder/paint. That $700 warranty paid for an entire new interior...and they still have coverage for…

You want to know why? Because there is no “bottom line.” If you believed there was a bottom line, then you’d believe what the first salesman offered you, and not forwarded his email to the next dealer to beat. You can keep that circle jerk going until dealers are either tired of dealing with you (good luck if you ever…

I’ve sold new Porsches to California residents, and I live in Texas.

Only the cheap ones who only buy based on price.

Gee...God forbid you let a company make a $25 profit. How generous of you.

You want to know who lies the most in a car purchase? The buyer. I’ve consummated over a thousand transactions over 8 years and I’ve yet to lie once in the process. On average I’d say I catch a buyer in a lie 3 out of 5 of the purchases that I handle.