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What I do dislike and find very unattractive are those that just want to squeeze every single dollar out of the dealer so they make no money.
Totally agree.
Originally Posted by mickbrown
Steve, this from a September 2020 Popular Mechanics article: With nitrogen, your tire pressures will remain more constant, saving you a small amount in fuel and tire-maintenance costs. There will be less moisture inside your tires, which means less corrosion on your wheels. However, if your tires were filled with nitrogen (usually denoted by green valve-stem caps) and you’re low on pressure, don’t be afraid to bring up your psi with regular old air.
Any benefit is not worth the many hundreds of dollars dealers charge for this Ive seen charges of over $500.
What I do dislike and find very unattractive are those that just want to squeeze every single dollar out of the dealer so they make no money.
car dealerships and salespeople reap what they sow.
And you can be sure of one thing. If a car dealer accepts your offer, you left money on the table.
dealerships/sales people aren’t making much money on individual deals. It’s all back end incentives and volume bonuses, enabling factory invoice prices to be set high so customers think that getting invoice pricing is a good deal. Which it usually isn’t.
