web MSRP comparied to dealer

[twoodard04]

just curious if there is much difference between the MSRP listed online and real world prices from the dealers.

 

[SedonaDave]

to me it looks about 10%? and the incentives are a factor also...

 

[davesl708]

I would think the MSRP would be the same since it is the manufacturer's asking price. Special incentives could be offered either online or by the dealer but the MSRP should not change.:2cents:

 

[oldpilgrim]

I found that the 3 dealers close enough for me to consider buying from, were all almost the same in their pricing. Not much negotiating room at all and no budging from any of them. My closest dealer, the one I bought from, gave me $500 off his best price it I picked it so he wouldn't have to deliver it.

 

[muzbomb]

Ya I have been dealing with a few Mahindra dealers and I too have noticed that they give there best price and no budging at all. All the dealers have been very close in price also, but wont move at all he told me the Mahindra have been selling very good for them.

 

[SedonaDave]

just curious if there is much difference between the MSRP listed online and real world prices from the dealers.

Twoodard, The way I read your post is....If you look on line and see a MSRP of $19,999 how much lower, or say less you can get it for?

I think everyone is taking your question different than you asked....or I am?.... Could you elaborate a little more?

 

[twoodard04]

Twoodard, The way I read your post is....If you look on line and see a MSRP of $19,999 how much lower, or say less you can get it for?

I think everyone is taking your question different than you asked....or I am?.... Could you elaborate a little more?

Correct. If is listed online for 19,999 what is the price at the dealer. I know incentives and discounts change the bottom line number but that's not what I'm asking. Does 19,999 online equate to17,999 at the dealer? 18,999? 16,999? Just looking for an approximate is all. Very few things sell for manufacturer MSRP in my experience that's why I ask

 

[oldpilgrim]

figure very close to msrp at nearly all dealers. If you do less than msrp, consider yourself fortunate.

 

[Nordman]

I just buy one and same for me no negociating room.....

 

[linuxman51]

When I bought mine in 2012 there was no wiggle room really, just a cash price and a financed price. so I did 0% and moved on (and even then at the time the price difference was like ~$1500)