4 years ago
$574 for a secure location. This place had a Ford ...
$574 for a secure location. This place had a Ford Fusion Energi for sale and I offered them $15,000 for the vehicle. Adrian said that the lowest they could go was $16,000. Adrian later came back and said that they would take $15,500. He asked if I would meet him in the middle and I was disinclined to acquiesce to his request. A few days passed and Adrian popped back up in my email saying that his boss was going crazy on this fusion and wanted to know if that I would accept a selling price of $15,000 for the car. I said I was interested in the car in the pass along the paperwork. Well wouldn't you know they jack up the price buy over $1,000 with bogus fees. So I lowered my offer to bring the car back down to what I said I would pay for it. Adrian got mad and said that we had an agreement and I was changing it. I told Adrian no you were intentionally hiding fees to make it look like the car was a better deal. Adrian also said he assumed that I would pay for the car plus the fees even though he said $15,000 as a selling price . Adrian said that everybody pays $574 to "process the information and keep it in a secure location." So when you deal with this dealership, and Adrian specifically, make sure that you negotiate down $574 because apparently they're keeping your information in a secure location and you're paying for it. It's no wonder this dealership has a 3-star rating. Maybe they keep all the good ones in their secure location.