Unless a car company clearly states that their car is a certain price at ALL dealerships, a dealer can make a car as expensive or cheap as he wants. A dealer will set a price so it is not so cheap as to cause loss of profit, but not so expensive that it wont sell.
25% increase. Clearly price gouging.
The price a dealer pays for a car is the wholesale price. This information can be found through websites such as Why Pay Sticker? (http://www.whypaysticker.com) or Wholesale Car Prices (http://www.wholesalecarprices.net/).
It means that the dealer might accept your car as a part of payment but of course the dealer and you have to agree on a price for your car.
They have to sell for the advertised price. But if it's from a dealer they'll figure out how to make it up in dealer fees
yes, but the price may not be the same
Not the listed/base price, but they have charges they add to that price and it always goes up from there.
it depends how nice the dealer is
You will have to ask to a car dealer first the car specifications and also if the car has some defective parts especially the engine or not and the price too.
The invoice price is the price the dealer pays the maker of the car. It's also the price the dealer will pay a percentage of interest on while the car is in their inventory. The invoice price the the most ideal price you can achieve while negotiating. As the dealer doesn't make anything on the sale. You should always talk up from the invoice instead of talking down from the retail/sticker price.
So they will sell more cars. Dealer incentives let the dealer sell a car at a lower price than the competition.
A used car dealer is supposed to add tax onto the price of a car. If they register the car for you, then registration and plate fees as well as an inspection may also be added.
It's the bottom dollar a dealer pays. It goes like this: Wholesale then trade in then Private party then dealer price. You as a normal person probably will never pay wholesale for a car. Normal a dealer will "wholesale a car to anothr dealer just to move inventory and not loose any cash.