Advertising fees
Hey all,
are advertising fee's on an invoice a legitimate charge? should I be willing to pay for this? |
can you explain? not sure what you are referring to.
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Need to explain please.
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I would not pay them..
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NO Pay nope
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If a dealer tries to tack on advertising fees on top of the price of the car, refuse to pay that as you will be paying it twice, like if a dealer says the MSRP is $35k and then adds on a couple hundred for advertising fees refuse to pay the extra. |
Sometimes, they are built into the price of a vehicle. It depends on your state. If it is added to your doc fees, then you should challenge it. If it is built into the price, then you're paying for it.
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Sounded shady to me, for those who want further explanation. A dealer showed me an invoice with a line that appeared to have been typed on the invoice (not original as I could tell because it was in a different font.) that said "advertising fee $450" I rolled my eyes and walked out.
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every dealer I talked to in IL and WI had "advertising fees" added onto invoice. They should never be added onto MSRP however. The dealer will basically pay Invoice+advertising-holdback. Holdback is 3% from what I have heard. So you should always be able to get a dealer to sell you a car near invoice(+advertising) and they'll still make a 3% profit.
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Id just settle on an OTD price... I could careless about fees are what
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I noticed a few odd fees like "handling" and such. I guess that just goes with the business and to be expected. That's what I thought anyway.
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WHAT kind of crap is that , is like you go to your local butcher and e says the beef today goes for $12 LB and then there is 34.9 cents per lb for ads on your local paper ,what is this coming from????
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