Infiniti Dealership, $750 Inspection Fee for CPO??? Please Help
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They will charge you $250-$500 even though, the article says the maximum allotted fee is $45?
#20
Wow, wow, you try to buy a rear wheel drive car in NY in the winter while 99% of the G is AWD in the north east? Did you check the carfax...was it a rental?
I will try not to pay the dealer fee unless you have to buy the car that day. However, I think the dealer is dying to sell the RWD car in this weather.
I'm in PA and doc fee is around 100. I know people in NJ who paid 200-300 doc fee there.
I will try not to pay the dealer fee unless you have to buy the car that day. However, I think the dealer is dying to sell the RWD car in this weather.
I'm in PA and doc fee is around 100. I know people in NJ who paid 200-300 doc fee there.
#21
Wow, wow, you try to buy a rear wheel drive car in NY in the winter while 99% of the G is AWD in the north east? Did you check the carfax...was it a rental?
I will try not to pay the dealer fee unless you have to buy the car that day. However, I think the dealer is dying to sell the RWD car in this weather.
I'm in PA and doc fee is around 100. I know people in NJ who paid 200-300 doc fee there.
I will try not to pay the dealer fee unless you have to buy the car that day. However, I think the dealer is dying to sell the RWD car in this weather.
I'm in PA and doc fee is around 100. I know people in NJ who paid 200-300 doc fee there.
#22
...b/c there's no market for a base G RWD in the north east. I just think the dealer might got it very cheap from the auction thus it's possible a rental...this just my guess. That's why I want to confirm with your info.
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I'm not sure as well but I think it might be listed as "fleet vehicle" or "Major rental company".
#25
you could always say no to the CPO fee, then the car is not a CPO car and you could re neg the price because u are buying a used car, not a cpo car. i would pay like a few grand less, maybe more, for a non cpo car.
if they say they the cpo has already been done, then y are you paying a fee?
if they say they the cpo has already been done, then y are you paying a fee?
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you could always say no to the CPO fee, then the car is not a CPO car and you could re neg the price because u are buying a used car, not a cpo car. i would pay like a few grand less, maybe more, for a non cpo car.
if they say they the cpo has already been done, then y are you paying a fee?
if they say they the cpo has already been done, then y are you paying a fee?
#29
It is all subjective to what you want. The takeaway is that in this situation RWD being uncommon in the Northeast is an advantage to you because the car is ultimately worth less. This should give you bargaining power as stated in a previous post.
If you plan on driving in the snow, just get a good set of winter tires. A RWD with winter tires is much more capable than an AWD with summer tires.
If you plan on driving in the snow, just get a good set of winter tires. A RWD with winter tires is much more capable than an AWD with summer tires.
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