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I disagree with paying 1000 dollars for someone to negotiate a car deal for you. I’ll do it for 900! If you think about it, it’s flawed logic because at some point the negotiator is going to be getting paid on both ends. The customer is paying the fee to the “negotiator” and if the “negotiator” has tons of clients, then dealerships will eventually get in bed w them and kick them back money for bringing them customers, even if the deals have thin margins, because the manufacturers pay large bonuses for volume. Over time the negotiator will be getting paid by the customer, and the dealerships he/she is driving their customers to, and all the negotiator has to do is tell the customer, trust me it’s a great deal, thats what you paid me for! It sounds like a good idea on paper, and maybe in some spaces it is a great idea, possibly high end exotics or classic and collectibles, but for everyday Toyota Camry, Honda Accord, Chevy Silverado, F-150 etc, etc its just another fee, and you can do it on your own over email or text very easily.

Kirby smith was a total shithole. Its nickname was Vertical Africa when I was there. People would shite in the elevator, pull fire alarms, and the side doors were always propped open so you could sneak girls in. Aka “the whore door”

Lemme get that endless fried skrimp with that strawberry lemonade….excursse me i dont like that drank, its got too much strawberry, i aint payin for dat, i need to talk to da manager so i can get dis 150 dollar bill down to fiddy and then leave a 2 dolla tip and den leave a bad review on google shiiiiii……..biscuits are fire though, especially for soaking up that liquor drank

The add ons are designed to make you so mad that you only focus on them and take your eye off the ball, so you feel like you win when they remove them but you are still paying full price for the car.