Is A No Haggle Dealership For You
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Is a No-Haggle Dealership Right for You?
In 1990, General Motors revolutionized car buying by introducing Saturn, a brand that sold vehicles at fixed prices, eliminating the hassle of negotiating. Today, nearly 25% of car buyers opt for these no-haggle dealerships. But do they really save money?
At no-haggle dealerships, cars come with a predetermined price, including standard options and a set profit for the dealer. Additional features can be purchased separately or in packages. In contrast, traditional dealerships offer cars at the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP), but most aspects like options, warranties, financing, and dealer profit are negotiable.
Research indicates that informed consumers often pay less at traditional dealerships than at fixed-price ones. Traditional dealers aim for average profit margins over time. For example, if a dealer's target profit per car is $1,000 over five sales, they might earn $1,000 each on three cars and vary profits on the other two to reach their goal. At no-haggle dealerships, the profit remains constant per car, so skillful negotiators lose the chance to save more.
Certain buyers, particularly young adults, women, and minorities, tend to benefit from the transparency of no-haggle pricing. Historically, these groups have paid more at traditional dealerships. Recognizing this trend, Toyota launched the Scion in 2003, a small car with trendy options aimed at young buyers who prefer straightforward pricing.
If you're prepared to research and confident in your negotiating skills, you'll likely save more at a traditional dealership?"unless you're purchasing a Saturn or Scion, where prices remain consistent. However, if you find the process daunting, lack the time for research, or belong to a group that often receives higher quotes, a no-haggle dealership might be your best choice.
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