MacMulkin recommendation
Melting Slicks
Joined: Mar 2013
Posts: 3,104
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From: Baton Rouge LA
I would also recommend Mark. He stuck with me after another sales rep abandoned me when I asked too many questions and took too long to consummate the deal. He didn't, overlooked the fact that I was a PITA, and got a sale.
Last edited by iclick; Jul 10, 2019 at 05:28 PM.
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Racer
Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 378
Likes: 111
From: Love the Smokey Mountains and the Blue Ridge Parkway, Milton GA and Jupiter FL
How do you manage the trade in process with any of the big dealers?
My understanding is, for the most part they don't even want your trade!!! So you lose out on the savings of the sales tax on the difference only, and if you have any little minor imperfections like marginal tires or?
How do you sort a deal out so you know exactly where you're at? I usually will refuse to buy a car that is not on the ground that I can touch feel and see with the dealer because of all the games.
Thank You in Advance Kevin
Safety Car
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 4,101
Likes: 719
From: Northeast MA & Mad Beach FL
I'd like to chime in with a question that I think is directly relative.
How do you manage the trade in process with any of the big dealers?
My understanding is, for the most part they don't even want your trade!!! So you lose out on the savings of the sales tax on the difference only, and if you have any little minor imperfections like marginal tires or?
How do you sort a deal out so you know exactly where you're at? I usually will refuse to buy a car that is not on the ground that I can touch feel and see with the dealer because of all the games.
Thank You in Advance Kevin
How do you manage the trade in process with any of the big dealers?
My understanding is, for the most part they don't even want your trade!!! So you lose out on the savings of the sales tax on the difference only, and if you have any little minor imperfections like marginal tires or?
How do you sort a deal out so you know exactly where you're at? I usually will refuse to buy a car that is not on the ground that I can touch feel and see with the dealer because of all the games.
Thank You in Advance Kevin
I had no problem trading in my 2009 for the 2016 with MacMulkin and received a very fair price for the 2009.
Racer
Joined: Nov 2015
Posts: 451
Likes: 181
From: Stuart FL
I'd like to chime in with a question that I think is directly relative.
How do you manage the trade in process with any of the big dealers?
My understanding is, for the most part they don't even want your trade!!! So you lose out on the savings of the sales tax on the difference only, and if you have any little minor imperfections like marginal tires or?
How do you sort a deal out so you know exactly where you're at? I usually will refuse to buy a car that is not on the ground that I can touch feel and see with the dealer because of all the games.
Thank You in Advance Kevin
How do you manage the trade in process with any of the big dealers?
My understanding is, for the most part they don't even want your trade!!! So you lose out on the savings of the sales tax on the difference only, and if you have any little minor imperfections like marginal tires or?
How do you sort a deal out so you know exactly where you're at? I usually will refuse to buy a car that is not on the ground that I can touch feel and see with the dealer because of all the games.
Thank You in Advance Kevin
Melting Slicks
Joined: Aug 2016
Posts: 2,761
Likes: 1,016
From: MOUNTAIN HOME Arkansas
I just got my 19 Z from them last month. Mark was THE MAN till order was accepted by GM & then the SUPER friendly & helpful Vanessa took over & kept me constantly updated with tracking the build & took care of the paperwork for the actual purchase. Just amazed at how great the 3 folks I had interactions with were!👏
Burning Brakes
Joined: Oct 2013
Posts: 1,122
Likes: 381
From: Southeastern PA
I'd like to chime in with a question that I think is directly relative.
How do you manage the trade in process with any of the big dealers?
My understanding is, for the most part they don't even want your trade!!! So you lose out on the savings of the sales tax on the difference only, and if you have any little minor imperfections like marginal tires or?
How do you sort a deal out so you know exactly where you're at? I usually will refuse to buy a car that is not on the ground that I can touch feel and see with the dealer because of all the games.
Thank You in Advance Kevin
How do you manage the trade in process with any of the big dealers?
My understanding is, for the most part they don't even want your trade!!! So you lose out on the savings of the sales tax on the difference only, and if you have any little minor imperfections like marginal tires or?
How do you sort a deal out so you know exactly where you're at? I usually will refuse to buy a car that is not on the ground that I can touch feel and see with the dealer because of all the games.
Thank You in Advance Kevin
No hassles and a great buying experience!
Racer
Joined: Nov 2015
Posts: 451
Likes: 181
From: Stuart FL