dealer telling me if I take 2% loyalty rate reduction they cannot further discount
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dealer telling me if I take 2% loyalty rate reduction they cannot further discount
hello, im talking to a dealer here in canada regarding a mercedes and they stated that the best they can do as a discount/bargaining on the vehicle is let me use the 2% loyalty rate reduction on the finance since I already own a mercedes. They are saying the savings I am getting from the rate reduction is taken from the dealer so they will lose that $ which means they cannot discount me more. This sounds like bogus to me but wanted to confirm with you guys. As far as I understand/assume, MBFS/mercedes corporate is giving the discount on there end because I own a mercedes and am getting another one since I am being loyal to the brand/corporate mercedes. I don't see how the dealer has anything to do with that and I don't see why MBFS would take the savings from the dealer, that doesn't really make sense. I have a sense that they are trying to use car sales tactics on me hoping I just agree and buy the car. Is this possible as in could the dealer be telling the truth? or am I correct in assuming they are 'lying' to me and that I should technically be able to get a tad more of a discount from the dealer
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hello, im talking to a dealer here in canada regarding a mercedes and they stated that the best they can do as a discount/bargaining on the vehicle is let me use the 2% loyalty rate reduction on the finance since I already own a mercedes. They are saying the savings I am getting from the rate reduction is taken from the dealer so they will lose that $ which means they cannot discount me more. This sounds like bogus to me but wanted to confirm with you guys. As far as I understand/assume, MBFS/mercedes corporate is giving the discount on there end because I own a mercedes and am getting another one since I am being loyal to the brand/corporate mercedes. I don't see how the dealer has anything to do with that and I don't see why MBFS would take the savings from the dealer, that doesn't really make sense. I have a sense that they are trying to use car sales tactics on me hoping I just agree and buy the car. Is this possible as in could the dealer be telling the truth? or am I correct in assuming they are 'lying' to me and that I should technically be able to get a tad more of a discount from the dealer
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hello, im talking to a dealer here in canada regarding a mercedes and they stated that the best they can do as a discount/bargaining on the vehicle is let me use the 2% loyalty rate reduction on the finance since I already own a mercedes. They are saying the savings I am getting from the rate reduction is taken from the dealer so they will lose that $ which means they cannot discount me more. This sounds like bogus to me but wanted to confirm with you guys. As far as I understand/assume, MBFS/mercedes corporate is giving the discount on there end because I own a mercedes and am getting another one since I am being loyal to the brand/corporate mercedes. I don't see how the dealer has anything to do with that and I don't see why MBFS would take the savings from the dealer, that doesn't really make sense. I have a sense that they are trying to use car sales tactics on me hoping I just agree and buy the car. Is this possible as in could the dealer be telling the truth? or am I correct in assuming they are 'lying' to me and that I should technically be able to get a tad more of a discount from the dealer
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In your case, you're getting 2 points lower than the qualifying rate, which costs the dealership money. So it actually is fair for them to only discount their car so much that they can still turn a profit. Hope I explained that well.
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