Posted by brent zappe on December 02, 2015 at 08:33:10 from (69.230.51.38):
In Reply to: Trading cars posted by Case e on December 02, 2015 at 07:44:58:
At one time I had a friend who is dad was a car wholesales back when I was a kid. It was interseting to me the delarships would sell the old cars that they got in trade. It was interresting to me what the mark up was on a new car at the dealarship. Most sale person get a comission and when you talk a price down they get less. The deaship has a mark up on the new cars to pay for there over head on there lot. Here is one person that wants to say this I am not to much in love with the new cars. All i see is plastic and cheap craftmenship. Whe I stand back and look at my 1967 Mustang parked next to a new mustang. I look and cry. It is said to say what we people have to except and like to buy in this world I now live in.
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