11.8% off of MSRP, I'll take it.

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03-20-2017, 06:53 PM

Chris Crews

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Originally Posted by Frantz

It seems they have two sites set up, a .com and .net

The .com does indeed NOT state destination as being excluded. The .net site has a different disclaimer. Without a link I think you can understand where I didn't look for every possible connection to what you were posting about. What the site doesn't say, nor does your post prove, is that you can just walk in and get A-Z plan price without being eligible.

i wish I could get A or Z plan. What would be cool though is how you're so helpful
and everything with us is I would even order my truck through you if I could and have it shipped to my local dealer.,, that would be sweet but I'm sure there's a lot of extra fees in that kinda deal

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03-20-2017, 08:38 PM

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Originally Posted by oklarado

you are flat out wrong, and you have no facts to back up your claims. If it was thousands in extra profits then we would see it on the public traded companies. Frantz has laid out logic, he has nothing to gain.

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Originally Posted by seventyseven250

Based on Frantz's long history of posting helpful information that in no way benefits him personally, I'm going to put a littie more weight behind his answers than someone else's.

....Which is exactly why I tracked Frantz down, went and met him, ordered a F250 through him, and will be handing him a large check tomorrow. He has been nothing but helpful, upfront, and honest. Assuming the deal goes through as I expect, I will be a happy customer and it will reinforce my judgment that the guy is a straight shooter.

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03-21-2017, 12:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Frantz

The internet has made it so the folks who get the very best deal aren't that far off from the folks who say "yes" to what's asked for on internet pricing, and it hurts the ego to not be able to do thousands better than someone who has no clue what they are doing but bothers to use TrueCar or even just look at dealer site pricing. The story of hidden money is eroding and generations of family lore are going down the tubes.

With all due respect, why should a vehicle buyer have to "know what they are doing?" It's a purchase and while it's a big one it doesn't have to be as complicated and certainly as difficult as it has been (and still is) TO GET A GOOD DEAL.

That's why it's great when you say when "someone who has no clue what they are doing but bothers to use TrueCar" and gets a good deal.

Thanks to the internet and other services, many more vehicle buyers have a much better chance at getting a good deal.

Once again: I can't negotiate the price of a roll of TP but I can go to 15 Ford stores here in SoCal and negotiate the price of any of their vehicles. As long as the market looks like this it'll continue to be a battle of buyer vs. seller.

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