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In their example, the dealer's asking price was $22,000, the opening offer was $17,000, the dealer's counter offer was $21,000, and the buyer's next offer was "how about $17,025? Well, $17,030?" The idea being to show that you're a "tough negotiator" I suppose. Does this work? [/ QUOTE ] Clarkmeister recently bought a car using almost exactly this technique. Except, he didn't give them even $25. He told me the story something like this (forgot the exact numbers): Them: 34? Him: 28 Them: 33.5? Him: 28 Them: 33? Him: 28 Them: 32.5? Him: 28 Them: 32, and that's as low as we can go Him: I know you'll go to 28, so can we just get this over with? Them: 32 is as low as we can go. Him: I faxed orders to other dealers, and the lowest offer got just a few hundred above 28. So it's 28 or nothing. Them: 31? Him: 28 Them: 30? Him: 28 Them: 29.5? Him: 28 Them: 29? Him: 28 Them: 28.5? Him: 28 Them: 28.1? (Yes, they really offered him his price plus $100... that's balls) Him: 28 Them: Ok. |
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