YACT: Domestics: Why bother having a high MSRP

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While they attract fools into thinking they're getting a good deal, for me I mainly shop based on MSRP since rebates and crap are such a pain even price shopping, so if I see a cavalier for $17k and a sentra for $15k, I won't be going to any freaking chevy dealership.

 

[Chadder007]

Originally posted by: Skoorb
While they attract fools into thinking they're getting a good deal, for me I mainly shop based on MSRP since rebates and crap are such a pain even price shopping, so if I see a cavalier for $17k and a sentra for $15k, I won't be going to any freaking chevy dealership.

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I saw a MSRP'd 04 Traliblazer for $38,000 a few weeks ago... bwuahahahah. Then again IB they sell it for 28,000.

 

[JulesMaximus]

Originally posted by: PhasmatisNox
So they can make you think you're getting a l33t deal. Or, if you're smart enough to know that the MSRP is nutty, then you have no idea of the actual value of the car. Maybe they get MSRP on fleet sales.

Trust me, they do not get MSRP on fleet sales. More like a few hundred over invoice or less depending on the company.