Thats only a bit over $4K after tax and fees, isn't it? (not that I think "service agreement" is legit)

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Jul 18, 2024
12:46:40pm

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cruiserhead

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Almost $8K after tax license and fees seems like much haha

the_byu_flash

Jul 18, 12:42pm

Service Agreement? Is that like an extended warranty?

RH84025

Jul 18, 12:44pm

I just asked for an itemized out the door price and this is what they sent me

the_byu_flash

Jul 18, 12:45pm

Maybe it is that almost $4k for the service agreement. Seems like a negotiation failure.

scall

Jul 18, 12:44pm

Thats only a bit over $4K after tax and fees, isn't it? (not that I think "service agreement" is legit)

cruiserhead

Jul 18, 12:46pm

that service agreement is crazy. Get rid of it.

JOPE

Jul 18, 12:47pm

I guarantee your lender can sell you a similar service agreement for half that

Manti

Jul 18, 12:48pm

Pro tip: you don't want the service contract

Skeptical Optimist

Jul 18, 1:45pm

Oh I agree personally. But if he wants it, it can be had for cheaper than what a

Manti

Jul 18, 2:19pm

Ditch the service agreement.

Ragnar Danneskjold

Jul 18, 12:49pm

Unless the service agreement is free maintenance for the life of the vehicle and

Powerbait DPM

Jul 18, 12:52pm

Service/Maint agreement and doc fee should be easily negotiated. $34,220 should be possible, maybe slightly less.

Bert609

Jul 18, 12:54pm

Doc fee lol. Straight into the owners pocket

CougarHut

Jul 18, 1:00pm

Crazy how inflation has increased the costs of paper and toner these days

Skeptical Optimist

Jul 18, 1:45pm

Doc fee in California is capped at 85 dollars. But can always negotiate. That’s

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