Often when you use a proper negotiation strategy, you can get a reasonable discount. Here are a few proven tips:
1. Start negotiating from the beginning. See if you can get a discount from the very first time you phone about the car. If a car is advertised for $15,000, ask if it's worth to come if the $14,000 is your bottom line, considering that you are the real buyer. Usually they won't say no, which means that when you come, you can start negotiating down from $14,000, not from $15,000
2. Negotiate the total price. Dealers always like to add some additional fees on the top of the sticker price. Ask to calculate a total price "on the road" and use it for a negotiation.
3. Don't be afraid to make a lower offer. If they are asking $15,000, offer $13,000. If the salesperson believes you will really buy a car, he/she will go down in price and maybe you will then get the car for $13,800 or thereabouts.
4. Be ready to leave if you feel any pressure or if you have any reservations about the car or the deal, there are so many other cars available. You don't have to decide immediately. Do not give a deposit or sign anything until you are absolutely satisfied with the car and the conditions of the deal. Take a break to think the deal through.
5. Nothing works better than competition. Let's say you have two cars on your list that you're interested in. Show it to the salesperson and say you will buy a car from whoever gives you the better price. For example, if one of the salespersons offers you a $500 discount, phone to another dealer on your list and ask them if they can match it.
6. Whatever is promised by a dealer, ask to confirm in writing. Negotiate all the details of the deal. If the dealer promises to install new tires, make sure you agree on what kind of tires - cheapest available or of a reputable brand like Michelin or Goodyear. If there is some kind of warranty that comes with the car, make sure you understand all terms and condition. If the dealer promises to show you all service records, make sure you check them before paying for a car.
通常,當您使用正確的談判策略,你可以得到一個合理的折扣。這裡有一些行之有效的技巧
:1。開始從一開始就進行談判。看看你能不能從您第一次電話約車獲得折扣。如果汽車被標榜為$ 15,000問是否值得來如果$ 14,000名是你的底線,考慮到是真正的買家你。通常他們也不會說不,這意味著當你來了,你就可以開始從$ 14,000名談判下來,而不是從$ 15,000名
2。協商總價。經銷商總是喜歡添加一些額外的費用在標價的頂部。請計算“在路上”的總價,並用它來談判
。3。不要害怕做一個更低的報價。如果他們要求$ 15,000報價$ 1.3萬 如果銷售人員認為你真的會買一輛車,他/她會在價格下降,也許你會再拿到車$ 13,800左右
。4。準備好,如果你感到任何壓力要離開,或者如果你有關於汽車或交易任何保留,可有這麼多其他的車。你不必馬上作出決定。不要給存款或直到你完全滿意的汽車和處理的條件簽署任何文件。稍事休息,通過思考這筆交易
。5。沒有什麼比工作更好地競爭。比方說,你有兩輛車的名單,你是有興趣的。它展示給銷售人員,說你會買一輛汽車從誰給你更好的價格。例如,如果銷售人員之一,為您提供$ 500的折扣,電話到您的列表上的其他經銷商,並問他們是否能與之匹敵
。6。無論是通過經銷商承諾,請以書面方式確認。協商交易的所有細節。如果經銷商承諾安裝新輪胎時,請確保你同意什麼樣的輪胎-最便宜的的一個有信譽的品牌像米其林固特異或或。如果有一些形式的擔保自帶的車,一定要明白所有的條款和條件。如果經銷商承諾向你展示所有的服務記錄,確保你支付汽車前進行核實。
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