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The CarEdge website features FREE email templates that you can use when negotiating for your next new/used car or lease! Ray and Zach walk you through a few templates, pointing out what works about each part of the template.
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This is exactly people go to carmax. They do not want to walk into a car dealership.
What is the best price can you give me on 2025 subaru fully loaded legacy turbo. Blue with dark leather. I know subaru is about to stop making the legacy David
Now it's 2025.
This is the kind of information and education people should be learning in school.
best don't buy do the math , you are working just to buy a car , stop buying send a message
Truly appreciate all your great info. Once I determine a car I want does it make sense to send an email saying I want X car for 45k out the door if you do that I'll buy the car today. Is that a workable strategy?
Thanks fellow Jersey guy.
Regards Jim
Nice video ❤ I just financed my new Camry after so much stress first was the money then is was paystubs and bank statements which I had to pay a vendor online
I make around 21k a year and the car i want cost 46k 47 if you round up but all i want to know is would i be able to afford it with the way i make money now i feel as if i can along with trading in my current car as a down payment if possible to make things cheaper but as ive only been working at this specific job for 3 months idk if i should go ahead and get a car or wait but if i wait im afraid things will cost too much in the future
What if you're not in the area? Like a few states away?
@CarEdge Big ups to you guys! This weekend my mother in law decided to buy a new car. She doesn’t speak English very well, and asked me for help with zero time to prepare for the negotiation battle. I literally spent every second of the commute looking up values and trade in numbers. In addition, we had a break and I watched about 3 of your videos. With that knowledge I was able to navigate their purchase of a Honda Crv for way below msrp, and I had every single “fee” removed upon their OTD quote. Lastly, I felt empowered to ask for a higher payout for the trade in and they gave it to me. Thanks again.
How do you find out how many days a car has been "on the lot"??
Thank you, you two gentlemen. Appreciate the knowledge, I been seeking and came upon your channel. Appreciate the guidance…
what if I can honestly wait a yr and find a lease to take over? Is this legitimate leverage to tell a dealer this?
How would I find out how long this car has been on the lot?
I interned at a dealership where i was trained to purchase and sell cars. I enjoyed this video and found it very informative. People still try to "pretty car me into purchasing a lemon" i appreciate this video.
The main issue with car pricing the way it is, is because consumers continue to pay the ridiculous pricing. If people held on to their cars longer, they would sing a different tune.
I love this thank you guys
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Nice videos. However I signed up for and paid for the concierge service. The date of my call with Card edge, no one called. I have asked for a full refund and will navigate purchasing a car on my own. I hope Ray and Zach are aware of this situation because despite their YouTube channel being a good marketing took I do feel scammed and expect a full refund because this experience has made buying a car more stressful
How can I find out how many days a car has been sitting at their lot? Please help
Thanks for this video. How to find out how long a dealership has a car? Do people usually buy a report from AutoCheck or Carfax? Thank you!
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Love your channel and now I feel confident and prepared to buy my new car!
I often fid that the links you give in your videos don't work, like the email templates link in this video is slightly off from the actual url – please update so we can access your resources without unnecessary searches. Thanks!
How do you find out how long the vehicle has been on the lot?
Do you have to have your service?
It feels like car prices have been ridiculous since the pandemic, and even now, they're still pretty inflated. I’m not even sure if I should be waiting or just going for it now."
I’m looking for quick tips not a tutorial on how to use your specific platform.
I was interested in buying a car but the dealership is asking about 460 clerical
fee and 950$ doc delivery fee. How would I go about that? Msrp price is good.
great
Do you have email templates for repeat customers at a dealer?