Answer: In some cases they may, but you have to understand that cash is cash. Whether it is from you, or a bank.
In my experience, they did all of the hoopla, then deducted the cash back from the final price.
Yes you probably will, most small used car dealers you could also bargain the price.
Most jewelers and coin dealers buy gold and silver, call a few different ones and ask what the buying price is.
Most Cash Converters will as long as it's solid gold. The price will obviously be much lower than a crafted piece of jewellery.
Google for scrap metal dealers or google "we buy Pewter" Also try selling it on Ebay; they always get a better price via bidding.
No. If you are happy with your returns and have enough cash to expand the business then it is best to keep the price low to expand your market share.
The sticker price is either for cash or financing. The car company doesnt care if u give them cash or the bank gives them cash. It is easier to negotiate when paying cash tho
A blind discount is defined as the difference in cost between the listed cash price for equipment and the reduced financed amount. It can also be the difference between the list price of a ca and a lower interest rate.
Possibly nothing. Many dealerships make money on the financing that allows them to sell the cars at a lower price.
A blind discount is defined as the difference in cost between the listed cash price for equipment and the reduced financed amount. It can also be the difference between the list price of a ca and a lower interest rate.
it would be a crown a cash price.
Higher cash flows from financing Lower cash flows from operations Lower liabilities Lower assets Higher current ratio Lower debt to equity ratio Higher asset turnover ratio