Unclear at this point. I made two reservations with two different dealers for negotiating purposes in case dealers try to markup the price.
Unclear at this point. I made two reservations with two different dealers for negotiating purposes in case dealers try to markup the price.Has anyone heard about dealer markup to the MSRP? Ford dealers have been marking up Mach-e up to 5k. I called my VW dealer and he has no comment. I’m not paying 50k for my 1st Edition even though I love it. I‘ll wait til next year, but I hope I don’t have to!
That's exaggerated media reporting. There are a few Ford dealers that tried to add ADM to Mach E at the beginning. But the vast majority of dealers didn't, and you can avoid the bad dealers without losing your reservation.Ford dealers have been marking up Mach-e up to 5k. I called my VW dealer and he has no comment.
The footnote also states: "prices are subject to change without notice"If you click on number just to right of the MSRP, it says dealer sets actual price. And it does say starting price. I just have a weird feeling about it. I tried to buy my wife a Telluride a couple of months ago and all dealers were marking up MSRP a couple thousand. Supply and demand. I hope you are correct!
I believe ID.4 had a delivery/destination charge of $1195. I read the amount on some websites, but not from any official source. In any case, it's at least $1000, and should be no more than $1200.Also, there might be some kind of VW/dealer delivery/destination fee, which could be $1,000
Manufacturer has sticks and carrots. Whether and how the manufacturer uses the tools is a different matter. Manufacturer and dealers have a complex and subtle relationship.When I was looking at Telluride’s I was told manufacturer’s have nothing to do with dealer pricing because it’s a suggested retail price.
I don't think you'll be able to get a straight answer in writing right now. There are too many unknowns, even for the dealer. It doesn't hurt trying, but you shouldn't be too stressed or too worried if things don't turn out right. Both reservation deposit and order deposit are refundable. I will not hesitate to walk away if dealers piss me off. Unless you definitely want a ID.4 and you definitely want it early, I wouldn't sweat it.I think I’m gonna just go to my dealer and show them my reservation and ask if that’s going to be my purchase price.
The Atlas and Tiguan are $1,020. Should be around that.I believe ID.4 had a delivery/destination charge of $1195. I read the amount on some websites, but not from any official source. In any case, it's at least $1000, and should be no more than $1200.
No apology needed. Not bothered at all. But those costs all depend on your location. State taxes, doc fees, etc. Transportation cost should be between $1,000 and 1,200.yes, same as I reported at post #9, good to see the same from your dealer!
(we did also get off track, apology if that bothered you. I think a lot of us are wondering about total cost too, similar to the initial question, what other items might be added to increase the final cost out the door)
Thanks for sharing! Looks like some 1st Edition reservation holders in ZEV states could be getting a visit from Santa!I spoke to a few dealers in NJ and all of them confirmed there is no markup., though they had very few details to share. Sharing a monthly newsletter sent out to dealers by VW America, courtesy one of the NJ dealer.
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