mmenil1
I am looking for a Auto dealer os semi auto dealer in the Chicago Area, or a 20 mile range, which sells sports cars like the Nissan GTR at MSRP price ranges. I have heard from them hundreds of times on youtube and online but I seriously can not find one just by searching for them on google or yahoo. I have placed wild cards and anything in concern for: "chicago" "MSRP" "auto" "dealer". Nothing ever comes up. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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And why would MSRP matter?
By simple definition of the term, it's a SUGGESTED price.
That doesn't mean it's the actual factory price.
In fact, the MSRP has basically no bearing at all on most car sales, as it's purely a suggestion. One that NO ONE has to follow. Cars can be cheaper, or more expensive.
More importantly, even if the manufacturer suggests that a car is worth 40,000....does that actually mean it is?
No.
Think it through.
And why would MSRP matter?
By simple definition of the term, it's a SUGGESTED price.
That doesn't mean it's the actual factory price.
In fact, the MSRP has basically no bearing at all on most car sales, as it's purely a suggestion. One that NO ONE has to follow. Cars can be cheaper, or more expensive.
More importantly, even if the manufacturer suggests that a car is worth 40,000....does that actually mean it is?
No.
Think it through.
If you purchase a sports car from a dealership and find out its a lemon can u return it to the same dealer?
littleone
I have a vehicle that is a lemon. How can the dealership refuse to give me a replacement vehicle unless i pay $3500.00 down on another car? What Alternative can be taken to get another vehicle?
Answer
A "lemon" in legal terms means a vehicle, within certain mileage and age parameters, that has a history of repeated failures (the same problem over and over, the dealer can't fix it). If your vehicle fits into this category, and it varies by state, then you need to find out your states procedure for filing a claim under the lemon law. If you bought a used car, with no warranty, the dealer has absolutely no obligation to do anything for you.
A "lemon" in legal terms means a vehicle, within certain mileage and age parameters, that has a history of repeated failures (the same problem over and over, the dealer can't fix it). If your vehicle fits into this category, and it varies by state, then you need to find out your states procedure for filing a claim under the lemon law. If you bought a used car, with no warranty, the dealer has absolutely no obligation to do anything for you.
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