I think FakeCowboy might be a shady Ford Dealer?
I read that only applies to subsistence staples like bottled water, batteries, generators etc, used to survive & recover from a huge disaster like tornadoes, wildfires, etc. where people lose their homes and are displaced and desperate for survival goods.
well, there's lots of statistics showing during the lockdown people greatly increased their on-line purchasing. Pretty sure cars could be bought that way. I was tempted to use my mad money hidden in the kitchen cookie jar and splurge for that C-8 Corvette I was ogling
And these "documents" are what? You called his bluff, good for you, that doesn't make charging high ADMs or "additional fees" illegal as long as they are not hidden (although it may make those paying them idiots).
Ha, not even close. The only thing shady is your understanding of what MSRP stands for.
Koons has dealerships in Maryland and Northern VA.
Good luck talking sense into the "price gouging" fools. Dude is going to come around here saying it's his "RIGHT" to buy a Ford Maverick at MSRP because he "needs" it.
All depends on the state you live in. for example My state has an agreement each dealer signs regarding glass ETCH. Each dealer has to provide an annual statement to DMV regarding offering service and price charged. If the dealer does it to all vehicles it sells buyer can still decline it and dealer must remove from invoice and buyer cannot be charged even if it has been completed. Look at the court case filings against Ford Motor Company and your dealership which are usually available for the last 10 years on your State website. You will see some very interesting cases. One that came to my attention was a small claims court ruling a dealer had to reimburse buyer for Additional Dealer Markup that was not included on original DORA and Marketing material from Ford and original quote by dealer but charged at time of pickup. Buyer was awarded reimbursement of ADM, sales tax and court costs, fees and postage. There were some interesting cases ones regarding warranties and service repairs not authorized. You can represent yourselves in small claims court without an attorney and judges don’t expect you to have legal expertise, but your max claim is $5000. My state also has a dealer complaint line for issues buyers are experiencing and they give you advise and guidance.
The Guy Fawkes mask has now become a common brand and a convenient placard to use in protest against tyranny – and I'm happy with people using it, it seems quite unique, an icon of popular culture being used this way. Anonymous groups needed an all-purpose image to hide their identity and FakeCowboy needs to hide his identity
Do you have that in writing? From Carmax? Don't be fooled by what they are asking for Mavericks they have for sale. They are not paying close to that.
Some people fight actual tyranny, others cry because their feelings got hurt over dealers charging more than MSRP.
I was making a point.
