Car Negotiation 2: Build a Deal That Is Good For All

Build a Deal That Is Good For All

Set yourself up for success in car buying by learning the system your partners work in. This video explores strategies to make a great deal for both parties, and know when to walk away.

Skills:

1) Know the system.

2) Discover what is valuable to them.

3) Understand your limits.

4) Define a fair profit for them.

Video time code:

Part 1

0:54: Key skills: Building a deal that is good for all parties.

1:52: How does the system work.

2:50: Don’t be desperate.

4:21: Use sales target dates to your advantage.

5:54: Use volume incentive bonuses to your advantage.

7:45: Use lender incentives to your advantage.

8:40: Profit makers summary.

9:56: Vehicle price.

10:24: Loan price.

10:53: Service price.

12:17: Threshold bonus.

13:10: Negotiating where profit is given to your partner.

13:54: Dealer type: high volume, low cost.

15:12: Dealer type: low volume, high cost.

Part 2

17:08: Empathize with partners rock bottom price.

17:48: Dealer’s cost.

18:32: Dealer’s added value products.

20:40: Features you add to the vehicle that increases the cost.

23:11: Define how much profit your partner should get in this deal.

25:03: Summary: Define a “fair deal” range. Define where they would be silly to sell it to you, and where you would be silly to buy it from them.

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Mark Rogers