What is your maximum 'willingness to pay'?

[Heavy Dupree]

I stopped by Brandon (FL) Nissan today. Was told one Pronto coming in tomorrow that's already sold with a good ADM (slight smile given).

Received this from Wesley Chapel Nissan yesterday. Since I'm not interested in owning a yellow car, I didn't bother discussing details.

 

[therumblewagon]

Received this from Wesley Chapel Nissan yesterday. Since I'm not interested in owning a yellow car, I didn't bother discussing details.

My head might explode if they’re actually selling at sticker.

 

[Loco38SUP]

Received this from Wesley Chapel Nissan yesterday. Since I'm not interested in owning a yellow car, I didn't bother discussing details.

It will get snatched up quick if no ADM.

-RJM

 

[West Aussie]

Get onto it quick boys….
Also someone on Facebook posted this…looks like laws similar to Aus in California

 

[therumblewagon]

“Call for pricing” - https://www.wesleychapelnissan.com/vehicle-details/new-2023-nissan-z-proto-spec-jn1bz4bh2pm310374

Perhaps my head is staying in one piece after all.

 

[Donalex]

It looks as if it's an informational/Mulroney example doc used for communication.

The question would be if there's an Addendum sticker. And, yes they do but they don't provide any provision to zoom in.

 

[takemorepills]

Get onto it quick boys….
Also someone on Facebook posted this…looks like laws similar to Aus in California

That law in CA refers to honesty in advertisement. Not prohibiting mark ups. Dealers just need to advertise any markups and ADMs they intend to ask for the vehicle, and not just sneak it in during negotiations, bait and switch

 

[West Aussie]

That law in CA refers to honesty in advertisement. Not prohibiting mark ups. Dealers just need to advertise any markups and ADMs they intend to ask for the vehicle, and not just sneak it in during negotiations, bait and switch

Bummer…they certainly have it jigged to make the most of things for dealers and screw consumers

 

[jezzza]

That law in CA refers to honesty in advertisement. Not prohibiting mark ups. Dealers just need to advertise any markups and ADMs they intend to ask for the vehicle, and not just sneak it in during negotiations, bait and switch

That's one of thing's I like about our advertising rules; price must be inclusive of all costs and taxes. Advertised amount is all you pay. No small print allowed.

 

[Donalex]

That's one of thing's I like about our advertising rules; price must be inclusive of all costs and taxes. Advertised amount is all you pay. No small print allowed.

In regard to our so-called Truth in Advertising laws, you're not able to do that in the US. If there's a trade involved, the value of that item is deducted from the total, and tax is applied to the result.

Also, taxes are set by municipality, and buyers will pay that tax based on their residence, and not the location of the store.

 

[jezzza]

Also, taxes are set by municipality, and buyers will pay that tax based on their residence, and not the location of the store.

Interesting, that I didn't know. I did wonder about tax implications of buying vehicles interstate.

 

[Donalex]

Interesting, that I didn't know. I did wonder about tax implications of buying vehicles interstate.

Even the neighboring county could have a different tax rate.

Most states are "reciprocal" in that any taxes paid to Dealer State A will be transferred to Buyer State B. If the two states are not reciprocal, then it's up to the Buyer to register the car in their state. The dealer will coordinate to make sure the lien, if any, is recorded in the Buyer's state.

 

[trackratZ]

That law in CA refers to honesty in advertisement. Not prohibiting mark ups. Dealers just need to advertise any markups and ADMs they intend to ask for the vehicle, and not just sneak it in during negotiations, bait and switch

Yep advertised price WILL include any ADMs printed on the window sticker. It's a disclosure.

 

[siggy]

In regard to our so-called Truth in Advertising laws, you're not able to do that in the US. If there's a trade involved, the value of that item is deducted from the total, and tax is applied to the result.

Also, taxes are set by municipality, and buyers will pay that tax based on their residence, and not the location of the store.

Your last line is not entirely true. Kansas residents when purchasing in state pay the higher rate of dealership location (if purchasing from a dealership) or residence. KS vehicle sales tax is a scam for many reasons.

 

[Donalex]

I guess it's based in what county the car is registered. At least in Florida, it's where you reside.