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Why are there no Black Friday deals on cars?

Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Originally posted by: moshquerade
cause they are ALWAYS having doorbuster car sales... the biggest sale yet!

QFT. And none of their "biggest sale ever" sales are all that great anyway.

Right next to a TENT sales, right down the street from a Sunday madness sale, across from a INVENTORY BLOWOUT!!!!! sales.
 
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Originally posted by: moshquerade
cause they are ALWAYS having doorbuster car sales... the biggest sale yet!

QFT. And none of their "biggest sale ever" sales are all that great anyway.

They are if you know what you're doing. For anyone with an ounce of brains every day is Black Friday when car shopping.
 
Last weekend I bought a 6 month old car with 2000 miles on it that stickered for over $26k for $15.5k.

😛
 
Originally posted by: GagHalfrunt
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Originally posted by: moshquerade
cause they are ALWAYS having doorbuster car sales... the biggest sale yet!

QFT. And none of their "biggest sale ever" sales are all that great anyway.

They are if you know what you're doing. For anyone with an ounce of brains every day is Black Friday when car shopping.

🙁
What about us poor souls roaming the earth with a few pounds of brains?
 
I don't think Car Dealerships experience the same upswing in sales at this time of year anyway. Department stores and stuff make a lot of their money because everyone's out buying each other gifts. People don't generally buy other people a CAR as a gift. At least, my friends don't. If you do this, will you be my friend? Please?
 
A car as a gift is the ultimate "get out of gift giving" card for a husband.

Just plan your car purchase around Valentine's Day, her birthday or Christmas and you don't have to worry about getting another gift. If you have to buy a car anyway might as well get some use out of it yourself.
 
Originally posted by: Agentbolt
I don't think Car Dealerships experience the same upswing in sales at this time of year anyway. Department stores and stuff make a lot of their money because everyone's out buying each other gifts. People don't generally buy other people a CAR as a gift. At least, my friends don't. If you do this, will you be my friend? Please?

Historically, I think November is about the worse month behind January in terms of car sales.

You'd think the incentives/deals would be high right now to help boost sales.
 
Originally posted by: GagHalfrunt
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Originally posted by: moshquerade
cause they are ALWAYS having doorbuster car sales... the biggest sale yet!

QFT. And none of their "biggest sale ever" sales are all that great anyway.

They are if you know what you're doing. For anyone with an ounce of brains every day is Black Friday when car shopping.

Well duh...:roll:

I was talking about advertised sales prices. Not what you can negotiate a car down to if you have a little skill.
 
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Originally posted by: GagHalfrunt
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Originally posted by: moshquerade
cause they are ALWAYS having doorbuster car sales... the biggest sale yet!

QFT. And none of their "biggest sale ever" sales are all that great anyway.

They are if you know what you're doing. For anyone with an ounce of brains every day is Black Friday when car shopping.

Well duh...:roll:

I was talking about advertised sales prices. Not what you can negotiate a car down to if you have a little skill.

Fail [insert generic lolcat]. Negotiate up from their cost (being sure to account for holdback and any other manufacturer to dealer incentives & reimbursements) and don't be suckered into fees for so-called "documentation" and "pre-delivery inspection". Essentially, negotiate their profit and make them justify anything beyond which you deem reasonable (without being a prick about it). Using an itemized cost list and communicating via email precludes virtually all of the BS.
 
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Originally posted by: GagHalfrunt
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Originally posted by: moshquerade
cause they are ALWAYS having doorbuster car sales... the biggest sale yet!

QFT. And none of their "biggest sale ever" sales are all that great anyway.

They are if you know what you're doing. For anyone with an ounce of brains every day is Black Friday when car shopping.

Well duh...:roll:

I was talking about advertised sales prices. Not what you can negotiate a car down to if you have a little skill.

The negotiated prices are far lower than advertised sales prices. What exactly in the problem? If you can't get a good deal on a car take the bus.
 
Originally posted by: vi_edit
Originally posted by: Agentbolt
I don't think Car Dealerships experience the same upswing in sales at this time of year anyway. Department stores and stuff make a lot of their money because everyone's out buying each other gifts. People don't generally buy other people a CAR as a gift. At least, my friends don't. If you do this, will you be my friend? Please?

Historically, I think November is about the worse month behind January in terms of car sales.

You'd think the incentives/deals would be high right now to help boost sales.

You're absolutely correct.

Dealers are trying to move old inventory (2007 models) and salespeople are trying to make their end of month quota's.

The end of November and December is the BEST times of year to buy a new car.
 
Originally posted by: Agentbolt
I don't think Car Dealerships experience the same upswing in sales at this time of year anyway. Department stores and stuff make a lot of their money because everyone's out buying each other gifts. People don't generally buy other people a CAR as a gift. At least, my friends don't. If you do this, will you be my friend? Please?

Lexus has been trying to change this for as long as I can remember. :laugh:
 
Originally posted by: vi_edit
Last weekend I bought a 6 month old car with 2000 miles on it that stickered for over $26k for $15.5k.

😛

And what he didn't tell you was that he bought a Ford.. 😛
 
Originally posted by: cobalt
Originally posted by: vi_edit
Last weekend I bought a 6 month old car with 2000 miles on it that stickered for over $26k for $15.5k.

😛

And what he didn't tell you was that he bought a Ford.. 😛

Even a Ford would have to have been in a catastrophic accident to drop that much so quickly.
 
I think Black Friday is mainly centered on doorbuster sales in store outlets and such, and not rarely on vehicles.
 
Originally posted by: mugs
Originally posted by: cobalt
Originally posted by: vi_edit
Last weekend I bought a 6 month old car with 2000 miles on it that stickered for over $26k for $15.5k.

😛

And what he didn't tell you was that he bought a Ford.. 😛

Even a Ford would have to have been in a catastrophic accident to drop that much so quickly.

Nah. It's a Chevy. A Malibu Maxx. A dead trim level on a model that under a brand new refresh.

There were a couple brand new ones still laying around that stickered for around 26k that I could have walked away with for around $18,500.

But I was looking for a little more value and found the one with 2k miles on it for another $3,000 less.

It's not best looking car in the world, but it's comfortable, safe, functional, and reliability has been decent if you look at objective sources. I needed a baby hauler and it was a good compromise of what I wanted.
 
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