Carmax seems overpriced - do you haggle them?

[notorious]

Originally Posted by Imon Yourside

I always lay my price down and have to threaten to walk out or even walk out. It's part of the process, would rather haggle than overpay at least grossly.

I do that over the phone or via text.

Besides, the dealerships I deal with know I know my shit when it comes to money/prices. They come at me with their best shot right off because they know I’m not messing around with the dance.

[neech]

Originally Posted by notorious

I do that over the phone or via text.

Besides, the dealerships I deal with know I know my shit when it comes to money/prices. They come at me with their best shot right off because they know I’m not messing around with the dance.

I would have to drive the car I'm interested in before I haggle the price but that's just me.

[notorious]

Originally Posted by neech

I would have to drive the car I'm interested in before I haggle the price but that's just me.

Last pickup I bought I didn’t see until they handed me the keys.

It was the new model year replacement truck of what I already owned. I’m on a two year cycle.

[neech]

Originally Posted by notorious

Last pickup I bought I didn’t see until they handed me the keys.

It was the new model year replacement truck of what I already owned. I’m on a two year cycle.

I thought you were talking about used cars, I see. Which brand of truck do you buy if I may ask?

[notorious]

Originally Posted by neech

I thought you were talking about used cars, I see. Which brand of truck do you buy if I may ask?

Chevy 2500 Dutamax Ltz. I haul often and it does a nice job. Chevy’s have an exhaust brake which the other companies do not have. I had just rotated my tires before trading in A ‘16 with 75k Miles and the brakes were in great shape. The exhaust brake really saves a lot of friction brake punishment.

Great trucks, but I want to punch the guy who designed the tailgate handle/lock. It’s a mother ****ing piece of shit.