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Re: What do you think?

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Re: What do you think?

Backyard Mechanic29 Nov 2006 05:20
> That you would get a better deal when you buy one car or five people
> get together and buy five cars from the same dealer?

What incentive can you offer them to do that?

If they have to treat these as individual purchase contracts, then they
will not give you any better deal..

I suggest, if you want to do that, check out Sam's Club buyer programs

http://www.samsclubauto.com/SamsClubPlus.asp

I've heard it was a good deal on a couple of radio talk shows.

Go to Clark Howard website:

http://clarkhoward.com/shownotes/category/5/124/179/

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mbbs29 Nov 2006 00:27
That you would get a better deal when you buy one car or five people
get together and buy five cars from the same dealer?

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