My 10 RV sales techniques that really make me sick

[Capt.Tom]

Originally Posted by Pete'sMH

They only do those things if you let them. Just sayin…

Yeah, I didn't experience any of those things at LaMese. The purchase of our Miramar was painless.

[ducksface]

21%+- of people overall, higher for boomers, have an 800 plus fiico score.
An even 800 puts you on the absolute low end of what's considered exceptional credit.
825+ talks, 800 getz whaz dey getz.

Somone on this forum told us they financed a TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR extended warranty into their rv payment.

[txc2936@yahoo.com]

funny thing,... i got all the way to closing.. and when presented the invoice it was $500 dollars more than i negotiated.. I just got up and walked out... just as i was exiting stage right. The Salesman, said... ok we give the RV to you for what we discussed.

[txc2936@yahoo.com]

But then again... i wasnt going to walk.. the RV was just to nice to let go... and now its worth alot more than i paid for it

[dkoldman]

Originally Posted by txc2936@yahoo.com

funny thing,... i got all the way to closing.. and when presented the invoice it was $500 dollars more than i negotiated.. I just got up and walked out... just as i was exiting stage right. The Salesman, said... ok we give the RV to you for what we discussed.

We had EXACT opposite

The 1st car my DW and I bought together had a mishap on the paperwork. It was actually ignorance on my part; but that is beside the point. The bank's check from a loan we had secured was $500 less than what we needed. The dealership wanted us to pay the difference. The Bank had deducted for a deposit that showed on paperwork that we had not paid I would not budge. My view was it was NOT my mistake to type on paper showing a deposit we didn't pay. The bank would have easily financed the entire amount. After a lot of back and forth and me telling them we didn't have $500 because we had to buy the Insurance, they accepted the check reducing the price

[DogLovers]

Some very interesting posts on this topic. My turn

I have met people all over the country from all walks of life and all levels of education. It became clear to me a long time ago that not all men are created equal as the creator intended (at least not when it comes to buying and selling things). I have seen crooks as well as fair and nice salespeople. I have seen frugal buyers as well as people who should be required to bring their handler to a shopping trip. I'm perfectly OK with anyone being led around like a puppy, overpaying and buying unneeded garbage sold to them by people smarter then they are. When they get tired of it they can pay one of us savvy folks to buy the RV for them (at a fair price of course).