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Average mark-up

recycle · 2008-07-29 18:46:20

Is there such a thing as a typical mark up on €20,000 €30,000 €40,000 €50,000 etc. car. What shud u be looking to knock off the average forecourt asking price? Not expecting for the car to be given away but surely there must be bargains to be had on all and every type of car Anyone success stories out there recently

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29-07-2008 7:46pm

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recycle

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Is there such a thing as a typical mark up on

€20,000
€30,000
€40,000
€50,000 etc. car.

What shud u be looking to knock off the average forecourt asking price?

Not expecting for the car to be given away but surely there must be bargains to be had on all and every type of car

Anyone success stories out there recently

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#2 29-07-2008 7:58pm
colm_mcm

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usually the desirability of the car is inversely proportional to the discount available!

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#3 30-07-2008 1:13am
boomerang

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I wonder what's the haggling-room on a 2001 bullet grey Kangoo, then?

Dealer was asking for €3,750 and he says €3,500 is his bottom line! Yet when I rang him because the pics on Carzone weren't great, he had new photos taken and up on Carzone in less than twenty minutes, and rang me straight back!

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