by RamMan@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
May 7, 2008 at 07:24 PM
In article <fvt1jk$483$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> "Nosey"
<kfrei43@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:
>RM v2.0 wrote:
>> I read the post about dodges being 13k under sticker and had me
>> wondering. What does the dealer/Mfr do with unsold new cars?
>They stay on the sales lot until they do sell. They are called
"leftovers".
>I picked up a brand new 1995 leftover Chevy in March 1996. It was
equipped
>the same as several of the 1996 models there but it was much cheaper.
And from the dealer's perspective these are the most expensive vehicles on
his lot because he's paying interest on them plus in some states also
paying taxes on the unsold inventory. These are the ones you can actually
buy below the dealer's final cost because he is so extremely anxious to
get rid of them. That's not to imply they are necessarily a good value,
but you'll generally never get a chance to buy 'em any cheaper.
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