a good deal on demo? or no?
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RE: a good deal on demo? or no?
Seems like a good deal...although your point is well taken. I would imagine it has all the warranties, etc. Ask to keep the demo overnight and test drive for more than 24 hrs. That will give a chance to check this machine thoroughly...
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RE: a good deal on demo? or no?
They'll sell a demo any time a customer wants one whether it's got 5 or 5k miles. At this point, at least with the 06's, you should be able to get a GT for invoice or sometimes less. My dealership has almost all of their mustangs marked under invoice. You can look up invoices etc. at www.edmunds.com
There aren't any rebates on the car if I remember correctly, but you can still break into hold-back and a stair-step program at some dealerships to help you get a better deal.
You don't need to worry about warranty, but you'r buying a car with miles on it. They'll give you the same deal whether it's a demo or not....they just want to sell you the demo because it's the one with the miles and it makes you think you're getting a good deal. Find the one you like and make em an offer.
There aren't any rebates on the car if I remember correctly, but you can still break into hold-back and a stair-step program at some dealerships to help you get a better deal.
You don't need to worry about warranty, but you'r buying a car with miles on it. They'll give you the same deal whether it's a demo or not....they just want to sell you the demo because it's the one with the miles and it makes you think you're getting a good deal. Find the one you like and make em an offer.
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