Don't Do THIS When Car Negotiating!

[@JeremyKasperson]

The MSRP for that Camry is $25,800. They didn't discount anything.

[@MrTankHard]

"That's not normally normal." lmao.

[@torchkit]

The MSRP is $31,000. Our price is $27,000. So you're already saving $12,000. Huh?

[@rogergeyer9851]

Glad to see it's not just me that thought that. That kind of thing gets me wanting to WALK AWAY from salespeople if it's in person.

[@Joe-mz6dc]

And he didn't immediately respond to that?

[@chrisbarker8513]

Yeah what in the world !

[@nobodysbusiness4130]

That was just a sales person that can’t do quick math in their head. Thank you teachers unions. We live in a calculator world and ppls brains are lazy.

[@mikerichards4944]

I got that also I would have said I want 5 of them

[@adama7752]

"We don't want price transparency because we are a great business"

[@Delivrd]

LOL Truth!

[@walterwhite1]

Classic bait and switch 😂

[@workoutwithrob1700]

It's literally on the website, they explained they don't want you taking a "written deal" to another place?

[@Nineone96]

​@workoutwithrob1700 do you not see how terrible that sounds? Why is it perfectly acceptable in all other aspects when buying something, to look around for the best price besides car shopping?

[@workoutwithrob1700]

@Nineonesix916 you missed the point, the customer can just show the other dealership the website, since EVERYTHING is there lol. Why then would someone waste their time to write up the EXACT thing that's on the website that EVERYONE can see, especially when that person knows you aren't going buy from them? Why do work for exactly nothing when the customer already has all the info they want?

[@United92GWhite]

Can they just be honest and say: “Our doc fee, I’m sorry, extra dealer profit on top of the car purchase, is an extra 999 to line our pockets.”

[@Chris-zx2dz]

Doc fees r a joke no reason it should cost that much for fees

[@A_Bunch_of_Savages]

Foe $999 it better read like War and Peace.

[@leep4255]

You keep asking about any add ons but the doc fee of $999 is a add on.

[@GLRGroup]

Her statement alone about the interest rate is good enough to revoke that dealership's license lmao

[@carl2591]

bait n switch for real..

[@workoutwithrob1700]

She just didn't explain well that the interest rates vary based upon what YOU qualify for.

[@antech555]

Bought my 24 camry LE back in 11/23 total sticker was around 31k. I got it for 26k plus tax and license. No nonsense deal.

[@goldenbulldog1995]

where at.

[@lizw2731]

I bought my last car at Hertz and I sold cars so I just can't go though the shenanigans will get bank financing and buy my car they play too much 😞😞

[@happyhippo1710]

I love to hear the calls like this. This is real world conversations with dealerships! This is a great video, Tomi breaks down all the red flags. I know most of us have spoken with dealerships that say, we can't put it in writing! Where is the rest of the video, it cut off on red flag #2!

[@Delivrd]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Nocloudedminds]

30 percent off MSRP!!!

[@RW-zh7kl]

$1,000 documentation fee 😆😄🤣 i cant believe anyone buys a car from them, this dealership just seems super shady

[@cyclemiler2695]

That 999 doc fee is outrageous. I’d be deducting most of that from the “Discount”

[@gnd111]

Gets worse in FL

[@shoobidyboop8634]

Ya that's a whopper.

[@jvolstad]

What is a normal doc fee?

[@CoorsLightyear]

@@jvolstadDepends on the state. Anything north of $100 is too much. You’re basically paying for the convenience of them doing the paperwork for title and license and such.

[@mrskyrunner3259]

Yea i ran into some doc fees that runs up too around $2k in Florida

[@turkeyphant]

US is crazy. No fees at all (besides three huge fees). But no, no other fees. And then you have to physically go to a bank to get a paper check? What is this, 1990?

[@voodoo_chicken1]

I purchased cars professionally for 20 years for a fleet company. U either get the price discounts or the special financing. U don’t get both or it’s called double dipping. The stealership was being upfront abt that. There are no red flags here except the excessive doc fee and that they don’t want to put anything in writing. But that’s because they want u at the dealership to close the deal.

[@Delivrd]

You can absolutely get both. But the discount he is offering they don't honor. Point blank and period even with the higher rates. They have it combined with every rebate under the sun. Also, listen to his wording for someone who doesn't know better. "You get the discount in lieu of special financing, you will get the special financing as long as you qualify for it" This statement if you don't hear or understand what in lieu means (which is what the dealership is hoping for) makes it seem like you get both.

[@WhoMeee]

@@Delivrdthats false, some rebates are not stackable with special financing.

[@mitchhedberg4415]

That is the standard doc fee in Floriduh

[@garrett5310]

@@Delivrd I work for Toyota and you can’t get the discount and the special financing. It’s either one or the other and Toyota puts it in writing for the dealership. Hope this helps.

[@Soothsayer-rs5nb]

It's all about getting you in the door.

[@juliemcguinness404]

“We don’t want you to shop around” haha. That’s exactly what you do 😂 I don’t think she realizes who she’s talking to

[@TheIronChainMaster]

Tell me your not a transparent dealer without telling me you're not a transparent dealer

[@workoutwithrob1700]

Everything is on their website? That's where Tomi got all his info lol

[@sn4rl277]

You asked like three times to have it in writing and every time they dodged the question with excuses. Don't buy from that dealership, they are baiting and switching folks.

[@steveburnett8846]

One thousand dollar doc fee is crazy high....that is just pure profit for them

[@Delivrd]

Truth

[@begley09]

Anytime a dealer tells you doc fee has to be added after the final price, they are 100% lying to you. I spoke with a salesman over the phone, agreed to a deal, then they came back with a $340.00 DOC fee after I already put my deposit down and was approved. I told them I needed that fee gone and they told me it was not possible, so I asked them if they would be willing to lose a deal over $340.00? They were good about it and removed it. It still showed on the bill of sale but just as $0.00. This was through Toyota Canada FYI. I didn't really need the car so I was prepared to cancel the deal over principal.

[@matthewcummings6593]

All the incentives are advertised online. Rate is off your credit so if your 700 plus you will be good on rates especially Brand new

[@UtubeAdviser]

If you have the cash to pay for the taxes, doc fees, registration, title, and any other fee pay it there and only finance the price of the vehicle because otherwise you’re going to be paying interest on everything including all fees even if you get a very low interest rate it adds up in a terms of 60,72 or 84 months. Only finance the price of the car if you can obviously

[@user-jq1wd9ir4q]

That's true... If you want all the rebates and incentives, you don't get the special rate... You can't combine both... Is either the rebates or pay a higher price (less discount) with the special rate... Just do the math and see with what option you save more money along the financing term. And let's be realistic... who finance at 36 months these days, your monthly payment will be really high for a $26K vehicle. I rather to have 5.9% @ 72 months... Most the people will trade in the vehicle in two or three years anyway.

[@mariowells8647]

Rate verys by credit obviously. Who promises 2.99% with a 500 credit score 🤔

[@hardhitter5099]

Varies*

[@flybriur]

I really lucked out and got my last new car for a deal that seems like it would be too good to be true, but actually wasn't due to a few lucky factors. I got it for close to 30% off MSRP. Was definitely not a normal situation, and I don't expect anything like that to happen again. First, I was buying in July 2020 during the pandemic before the supply shortage. Second, I bought from a volume dealership. Third, the car I was buying was a higher priced, more luxury focused model car that isn't typically synonymous with that car brand, so the car was a low volume model that also happened to be on the dealership lot for a while. Fourth, it was a 2019 model year. Lastly, it was the end of the month when I was purchasing. I called into the dealership and was basically just given the low price right then and there by the internet sales manager (I assume they just really wanted to stop paying to keep it on their lot). I called another dealership nearby that also had the exact same car in stock (same make, model year, trim, and color), and that dealership couldn't even come close to matching the price. That salesperson was shocked at the price I was quoted, and joked that maybe he should look to buy the car from that other dealership considering how good of a price I was quoted. I seriously lucked out big time.

[@thomashamiltom]

What I find interesting and like is when you connect to the manager you start with a high pitch voice and by the end of your first sentence your voice linearly drops like an octave 😂 I seriously value the work you do… thanks for sharing

[@davidpp330]

$999 Doc fee is straight up theft! They print 20 pages to make the deal. Thats $50 per page! Does their printer use real Gold ink?

[@hugoglenn9741]

If was worse than I thought, She said $999 Doc fee then she said $229 registration fee. It’s starting to get like the airlines charging for every aspect of the flight, except in this case the fees are getting way over inflation. It’s time for people to start berating dealerships for these numerous and inflated fees. Unfortunately people don’t change attitudes in today’s society by being embarrassed. Americans have no shame, you literally have to berate them in to submission. It’s like Basic military training for the general public, at least what basic training once was where you got yelled at.

[@hugoglenn9741]

Can someone explain Doc fees. Wife worked card industry for 20 years, she says that in NC if you charge it (or required to charge it) by state law you have to charge to everyone. I ‘06 when I bought my only new car it was either $299 or $399 boy have those fees gone up. Negotiated what I thought was a good price on a Tacoma then they added the fee to the deal. I immediately said OH NO! I have a policy of not paying people for work they don’t perform. I will shut down any deal over this bit of integrity. Why do I say this, because the dealer was in VA (family home) and I was stationed in the military in SC. I had no trade in, I had no loan to satisfy, I was not obtaining a new loan, they were not able to register or title the car in SC, they could not forward the tax because SC was a flat $300 sales tax and I had to go to the base a get military non-residency signed (another dealer non-performed paperwork). Their response was it was policy to charge everyone the fee. I said the negotiated price is $22K and that is what the check will be, you figure out the paperwork. In summary, isn’t such a thing as DOC fee, it’s part of the total price you pay and if you want the total price lower negotiate it lower. It’s your lack of negotiation that doesn’t effective remove the fee. What a BS part of the car industry and they wonder why they get such a bad rep.

[@josephkelleher8820]

A DOC fee is a junk fee. It should be negotiated off the final price.

[@ArticulateArena]

idk. I let them know the ftc requires them to send the otd and i get one even from the sketchiest places like victory mitsubishi lol. I even ask for it to be signed by a manager

[@jjlad5037]

What a difference a year makes!

[@klwarhouse]

They wouldnt send you the deal in writing because of the rolled together rebates in the discount. They want you to show up to the store, then in person break down how you dont qualify for some of those rebates. First responder, college grad, etc.

[@rogergeyer9851]

Sounds right. This is why I won't go to the dealer until I have a WRITTEN firm offer in hand.

[@kevinbarry6552]

Got new corolla in oct 2013 le with navigation bluetooth msrp was 21,980 i paid 14,650 plus 349 doc fee after incentives tmcc 1,000 credit and recent grad 500 credit, i gave up 1,000 tmcc credit for 0% 60 months total off lot was 16k plus tax title registration i put 1k plus tax title reg as down pay i finaced 15k @250 month for 60 months it was leftover when 2014 was on lot best deal ever got from toyota

[@Joe-mz6dc]

With the money you saved you can take grammar lessons and learn how to not write run-on sentences.

[@ArticulateArena]

2:20 so they break the law. very good to hear

[@123Rockchild]

“In lieu of”……that’s like FINE PRINT!

[@fergieferguson2457]

First when I see doc fees I find another dealer!second you ask me to come in to sign n something and you want put anything in writing I look for another dealer!third I pay my own registration fees especially when it’s only 29$ in my state!fourth I take my genus wife with me let her talk then bullshit walks!

[@rdbjbush]

Wife rocks

[@jenkinsljenkinssquire9137]

In lieu means that you EITHER get the discount OR the special interest rate. That is commonly done.

[@BTC909]

So 4 hours, no wait 7 hours with F&I? If they keep you waiting by yourselves pick a loud music video & play it full blast. Some phone systems have the ability to listen in.

[@dougdorrer4622]

Isnt that fraud? Advertising a price and interest rate and the actual numbers are different. That should be illegal.

[@RobertWilliams-mu7qx]

They dont want u to be able to shop around for deals this is why i wont ever buy a car off the lot again

[@smileage8]

And just keep in mind the minute your drive off the lot your "New" purchase becomes just another used car ,losing 20% or more.

[@SkippyTheBeerCan]

It would be interesting too see a follow to this kind of scenario, where somebody goes undercover to the dealership to get the numbers from them in person and see what they bait and switch.

[@iamintractable1805]

It's a sneaky way of advertising a cash price without saying so. In lieu of means you'll forfeit low Toyota rates,

[@Tahara-Aichi]

4:43 not normally normal. These ppl are all scammers

[@noimagination99]

Did I miss something? Video seems to end prematurely, missing the final, complete explanation. ????

[@AurashIsmail]

Killer video, and definitely some tricky framing from the sales manager. PS, your new editor is a killer. Love this new format!

[@Wbrooks01]

Sounds like they’re getting around add dealer add ons by doing a $1,000 doc fee. That’s insane.

[@griffink]

I love it when you ask about the ad on their website and the dealership salesperson tells you you have to be "careful with some of the advertisements" because they try to trick you, lol.

[@Delivrd]

Literally made me laugh out loud lol

[@voodoo_chicken1]

The ads are deceptive from the manufacturer. U get better pricing when paying cash or better APR when financing. U don’t get both. This is normal. No different that same as cash deals where it’s 0% financing if paid off in a certain time period. Then people get hit with years of financing if not paid off even if as little as $50 remains unpaid.

[@workoutwithrob1700]

​@voodoo_chicken1 my favorite part is Tomi knows this and doesn't pass this knowledge onto his viewers. And tries to argue it with salespeople/managers. All in an effort to look like he's a tough negotiator. He does fine-ish, but he's not doing anything special haha

[@walterwhite1]

CLASSIC BAIT AND SWITCH 😂

[@matthewcummings6593]

They selling volume so you can’t negotiate they moving metal I’m in car Sales. This is a great deal for sure

[@antech555]

Dealerships will not give you a crazy deal in writing because they know you will use it to prove the price. I have 2 salesman at Toyota I trust and will sell me at that prices as. stated on phone or text.

[@priestesslucy]

So how often do people have to walk away from pricing they were promised but get denied at the dealership?

[@antech555]

@@priestesslucy I have walked away many times if the deal is no good, usually it’s at a dealership I have never bought a car from

[@adriandelaat2905]

There is no negotiating any more, the prices are all set, no negotiating

[@DavidVoorhie]

A doc fee of $999 is ridiculous on its own. That's 100% profit. The poor girl is hamstrung by the dealer's internal rules. What's bad is the salesman is not getting paid commission on the $999 doc fee--she's too being ripped off.

[@Flash413]

Your text says 99 for the doc fee but I’m pretty sure he said 999 for the doc fee

[@mohtown8751]

Where’s your last live video? I was hoping to follow up with it since I was at work but it’s not up

[@g5magic]

$1000 doc fee? I will run out from this dealer immediately. Save 12k??? No way.

[@djmortal3]

With the first dealer that you call do you bs about having another offer for 10% off?

[@demosthenes15]

Great video, thanks! Let me ask you a question. I'm working on a deal for a 2023 Wrangler. Dealer website list two prices (KBB fair value and Dealer Price). KBB is nearly $5000 less so asked if they'd honor that price? Reply was they just got a deposit on it, and it was no longer on their website yesterday. Today it's back on the site with the same KBB and Dealer pricing. Any suggestions?

[@aaronchenoweth1160]

they dont want to sell it for KBB...they know wranglers will sell...popular vehicle with great resale and they will make a better than KBB..you dont get the deal when you know TOO much!

[@twinbadger1]

Is a $1850 delivery, processing, and handling fee normal?

[@snaphook8010]

IS IT BETTER TO ACCEPT A LOWER INTEREST RATE OR 2k CUSTOMER CASH

[@TRJ2525]

lol gotta be Toyota of Newnan. I have tried many times to make a deal with them. They are one of the WORST dealers in the state of GA.

[@JohnSmith-4U]

In my home state the cap for a Doc Fee is $85. All it is, is a low level staffer punching numbers in a computer to register the vehicle into the DMV system. Tell stealership to deduct the outrageous excess Doc Fee from the price of the car or if they refuse, walk off the stealership and go somewhere else. I understand that different states have different Doc Fee limits, but if stealerships in my home state are just fine and dandy with punching numbers in a computer for $85, your home state stealership should be just as fine doing the same thing from $85 as well. Don’t let the stealership tell you that is “state law” or that they “have to charge you” $999 for simply punching numbers in a computer, tell them that you are not “everybody else” and if they want to sell this car today, reduce it or take it off the final sales price. Stand up for yourself!!!! This is a business transaction. You are not there to make friends.

[@ticenits1926]

They will tell you they have to charge the same doc fee to everyone to avoid discrimination lawsuits, so you must tell them that they can reduce the price elsewhere.

[@ExiledVessel]

Fyi a camry le is lower than 26610 msrp, that is not 10% off lol.

[@cheaptricked]

Just visiting Toyota dealerships yesterday here in Oklahoma; think they may be smoking something.😏

[@Delivrd]

Toyota dealerships are definitely stuck up.

[@Flash413]

5:30 “You’re still saving 12,000” Can someone please explain the math here?

[@Delivrd]

Just a bad dealerships math

[@DigitalCity-sj4es]

lmao

[@123Rockchild]

That’s Bidenomics math!

[@ticenits1926]

@@123Rockchild trump would just claim The value of his 98 Corolla is $22,000 trade-in allowance

[@mvela010]

⁠@@ticenits1926it probably is $22000 thanks to Bidenflation.

[@beachside1]

She was totaly fine when you told her which dealer you got that original quote from the del with Toyota of Atlanta but she didnt want you shopping around. Why is it a bad thing to shop around? Seriously its like buying food from a supermarket and trying to get the lowest price. Run run run

[@MrJohnnyboyrebel]

What a steaming pile. According to The Homework Guy here on KZbin, if you email a written request for an “out the door” price, they are required to respond in writing. Time to contact the FTC and report this dealership.

[@stryker120ski4]

this sales person did not answer your questions, you ask here if there is any add on fees, she comes back with the options it has on it

[@RealKevGotEm]

“Oh we can give you the number in writing” yes you can and will. BMW did it for me. 😊 or walk away they won’t get the money

[@kevs2good133]

The price is in writing. Just not in the way you want it.

[@sw6155]

I wish I could search your videos by car… Very good! 😅🥰

[@Delivrd]

Glad you like them! I am making now 3 a week to help!

[@YiyangZhang-t7l]

@@Delivrd it would be exciting to see how you negotiate "hot selling" cars like the 4 runner more often !

[@bamacbatful]

Interesting video. Thanks!

[@Delivrd]

Glad you liked it!

[@walterwhite1]

@@Delivrd Classic bait and switch

[@TheMilkman-k7p]

Credit always depends on a persons credit score. Mostly they only provide that amount discount if you are a cash buyer. That’s a killer deal and so would jump on it. The dealership is being absolutely transparent and honest. They published it on their website. Their discount is amazing below msrp because that is what they bought the car for from the dealer. She was very clear the discount was because they are getting a volume bonus and that is why it’s so low. None if these are red flags at all. If they give you a price you just call another dear shop, fax them that, they beat it and the dealership has not lost the business. Dear ships no longer provide anything in writing because you go to their, your credit sucks and now they can’t give you that special rate because you DONT QUALIFY for it. This is a horrible example given by this video and for me if I found this dealer I would be there doing that deal. It’s insanely lower with a huge discount because they are after a dear shop volume discount.

[@priestesslucy]

Dealerships never buy at MSRP. MSRP is the manufacturer's recommended sale price. Dealerships get it at something like 70-85% 9f MSRP

[@klwarhouse]

Lol, did we watch the same video?

[@klwarhouse]

​@@priestesslucyCompletely wrong.

[@priestesslucy]

@@klwarhouse source?

[@klwarhouse]

@@priestesslucy 25 years in the car biz as a GM.

[@zerocool1884]

Doc fees aren't legal in GA, are they?

[@TyrellzArt]

Love the shorter call videos!

[@Delivrd]

Glad, should have three of these a week!

[@frankrosa7047]

how does 31k to 27k = 12k off?

[@devilhound4296]

I got super excited when I saw you were using Arc haha.

[@Delivrd]

You and me both! I love arc!

[@davedunham605]

If the info you want in writing is on your screen, why not do a "print screen" and print it out?

[@workoutwithrob1700]

Exactly. The dealership gave him all the info he requested. He is just wanting to convince his customer that HE negotiated a great deal on their behalf. Dealers have wised up to this sort of stuff from brokers like Tomi, and soon his customers will too

[@workoutwithrob1700]

He had to do everything he could to make them look bad even though he knew everything about special financing vs rebates to now show his "buyers", hey don't go here for a better price cause they are "shady" and is gonna convince his customers to pay more to use Tomi's services

[@rogergeyer9851]

Ifit's not in writing FROM an actual salesperson from the dealer with their name on it, I don't think it has ANY value at the dealership. As long as I get an actual formal offer from an actual salesperson with their name, their VIN, the full price before taxes, etc. then in my experience, they honor that. But just showing them an ad -- then you get all the reasons that's not valid for YOU.

[@alliallison4935]

She is full or it send it by email out the door price or hang up ! Ya they rip people of all the time “we do this all the time “🤯7 percent sales tax is outrageous too Kenp needs to lower it for cars! Tax tax tax that’s all they do

[@JimXie]

999 doc fee. Why not 1000$? If the reason is that it sounds better then it’s no doubt a bogus fee.

[@shoobidyboop8634]

Definitely go to the dealer, get out-the-door pricing, and make a video on the breakdown of that. Ready...BREAK!

[@Delivrd]

Actually good idea, on my way to GA lol

[@jamestaylor2976]

Does it make sense to get pre approved if you know the dealer is offering low APR?

[@rocketman3158]

Yes. Always get pre approved. 🎉

[@ncironhorse8367]

Was this car subject to the SET add on bullshit? In both my dealings they refused to remove any of this stuff because it was "added on at the port".

[@Vicos]

Toyota in the southeast is some sort of unique distributor and they are famous for these forced addons. Something going back to the early days when toyota came to the us.

[@ncironhorse8367]

@@Vicos Yeah. it's a thorn in my side in case you couldn't tell. :)

[@JoseR-bw2gs]

It is horrible that SET adds $699 for 2 oil changes and 4 tire rotations. So $350 worth of things that you have to get from a Toyota Dealership.

[@ncironhorse8367]

@@JoseR-bw2gs Totally agree! Don't forget that $74 USB cable!

[@JoseR-bw2gs]

@@ncironhorse8367 of course you can’t forget $129 screen protector, $499 ambient lighting and $399 mats. I will probably go back to Honda or Acura for the next car.

[@RH-xs8gz]

Not putting a price in writing is shady as a an oak tree.

[@ronnytejada7008]

999 doc fee? What are they smoking?

[@firstactionhero]

I will never buy a new car again. I'm so sick of dishonest people

[@1Nevergone]

So what was the outcome?????

[@kevinkaczynski1952]

Shopping for cars is so bad. My dealership has $17,494 Dealer Discount and is still above MSRP. I hate canada

[@matthewcummings6593]

They selling right at MSRP

[@JoeyD_AU98]

We don’t want you to shop around our deal, and the deal is on our website. 🤷‍♂️

[@Delivrd]

The logic lol

[@ticenits1926]

That’s because they know if you pointed a competitor at the website the competitor would just laugh and tell you that’s not the real price

[@priestesslucy]

​@@ticenits1926can't a company be sued for false advertising if they don't honor published prices?

[@ticenits1926]

@@priestesslucy it's in the fine print at the bottom of the car ad "price does not include fees" where the fees can be literally any number they want. Some are slightly above board and disclose the fees which are still laughably outrageous, just hoping that someone will miss it and come in anyway thinking they're getting a good deal. Others hide the fees until you've tried negotiating a price. DO NOT PAY ANY OF THEM. Everything is negotiable. The fees are just meant for suckers, however the dealer doesnt know you're not a sucker so they WILL let you walk and call your bluff. Expect a call back within 2 days.

[@robvilletto3146]

Great content but why do you never address the doc Fees????????

[@adriandelaat2905]

What makes you a negotiating expert?

[@rogergeyer9851]

How in the HELL is roughly 31K - 28K TWELVE GRAND? I just HATE lying car salespeople. It all sounded great until she said THAT -- then I don't trust a WORD she says. Also for me, if they won't put it in writing in an email with their name, the registration number, etc., I'm not wasting my time going to the dealership. I won't waste their time, but I don't want them wasting MINE.

[@CoachForsyth]

So it is okay for them to lie cheat and steal when selling a car...and to get you assistance for and I quote 15 minutes it ranges from $2500 $1000 or $250...lol

[@Delivrd]

I’m sorry what? Anything I can do, you can do as well. I do a free consult for 30 min for anyone who needs help. My service saves you time and energy. That is all. Also who said I spend 15 minutes doing anything? Who said it is ok for anyone to lie cheat and steal?

[@pb25193]

​@@Delivrd I don't think the commenter is accusing you. Sounds like he's talking about dealers.

[@Delivrd]

@@pb25193 He listed my prices, and said I do 15 min of work.... lol

[@pb25193]

@@Delivrd lol cool my bad I didn't know ur prices. The sentence looks really confusing.

[@petepyeatt6909]

The customer wants to pay nothing, the dealer wants you to pay everything. I’m not sure why anyone is surprised here.

[@tomdixon1213]

Bait and switch on the advertising. I am amazed that these dealers get away with bait and switch advertising.

[@toddsing]

Crazy deal? Base Camry LE: $26,420 MSRP

[@delayedgratification581]

Doc fee in California is $85 🤔

[@JohnSmith-4U]

NY state as well

[@CathyLarkinWebSavvyPR]

$900 doc fee? insane

[@coryparton1193]

Seems like a fair deal! Im sure they appreciate the wasted time..since they work on commission

[@Nocloudedminds]

30 percent off MSRP!!!

[@BillKennedy-or4ot]

You worked out the listeners volume I see 👍👌

[@Delivrd]

I try

[@steverollins4690]

She's been to the Harris word salad school

[@hugoglenn9741]

An LE is going to come with a backup camera she says. No S#$t Sherlock, that’s Federal law for all cars sold today