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If You Know Their Rules ...
You Can Play Their Games

5.Lease buyers. This is a different category of buyer and one that, we will discuss in more detail in "About Leasing."
With possibly the exception of cash buyers, each of these buying methods gives the salesperson an opportunity to confuse the customer and maximize the dealership's profits.
6. The sixth type of buyer-the one you can be-is the Informed Auto Buyer. These are buyers who do their homework before they buy. They understand that each element of the deal must be kept separate. The educated auto buyer always knows the answers to these questions:

  1. What is the true price of the car, van, or truck to the dealer?

  2. How much profit am I prepared to give them?

  3. What is the fair wholesale value of my trade-in?

  4. What is the total cash I can afford to put down?

  5. Where can I find the best finance rates?

  6. Which monthly finance plan fits best into my budget?



If you deal with each of these issues separately, you will go a long way toward avoiding the confusion that some car sellers try to create. You will also set yourself apart from the not so car-smart buyers
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Control Is the Key
Were you to read the training manuals created for automobile salespeople, you'd find that a good deal of emphasis is placed on controlling the customer. Traditionally, salespeople are taught to follow a multi step sales plan-or a variation thereof-that we outlined. These steps, plus carefully focused questions, various ploys, confusion tactics, and even facial reactions, grimaces, and expressions are all part of the effort to maintain control. Far too many customers forget that until they sign the check, they have the ultimate control. And that's just fine from the dealership's perspective.
Your objective is to take control of the process. The way to do this is to:

 

 

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