Should a used car from the dealer charge 400 and 800 respectively on dealer prep and mv charges for their vehicles?

Asked by Rassad Aug 28, 2015 at 01:36 PM about the 2003 Lexus ES

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

Car priced under 7k.  During price negotiations these numbers suddenly
appeared.

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FordNut answered 9 years ago

Dealer prep on a used car? No way..no, no. Dealer prep is the work and expense the dealer has to do to get a car ready for the showroom or lot and ready to deliver to buyer after taking delivery from manufacturer NEW.

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Paul answered 9 years ago

Are you kidding these guys will try anything to make more money...Just pay for the MV charges that's it...

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Tom answered 9 years ago

You have the "Trump" card on this negotiation ,,, don't buy it. Dealers do that so during bargaining they can remove it from the price ... that makes many buyers think they are getting the price reduced .. when in fact it's the same as Home Depot does by raising the price then giving you 25% off

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Mario answered 9 years ago

There are more cars for sale than buyers, do not precipitate your purchase, tell them no way and walk

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