Can dealers bump the price higher on a new xB?
I am looking for an xB... most of the local dealers have them priced the same except for one... (which has a couple on the lot). Their website is saying the base 2006 5speed xB's are priced at $15,245.00
Does this seem high to anyone else? Considering I have been seeing them them elsewhere in the metro area priced starting at $14,395.00
I thought they couldn't bump up the price?!?!?
Does this seem high to anyone else? Considering I have been seeing them them elsewhere in the metro area priced starting at $14,395.00
I thought they couldn't bump up the price?!?!?
Depends on the dealer. Than may be adding on their "dealer fee" or whatever it is they have. Could also be if that dealer is including already installed accessories or mods (leather seats?) Kind of like a processing or paperwork fee. If you see it cheaper elsewhere, go elsewhere.
You are correct. Two options:
1) Don't buy from them, AKA the easy route.
2) Price your vehicle on scion.com, print out the spec sheet, take it to that dealer and see what they say about that price. If theirs is higher, call Scion at 1-866-70-SCION and tell on them. Keep in mind there will be a destination charge on there, but it should just be a couple hundred dollars. They may have included that in the $15,245 price. Also, watch out for accessories they automatically throw in there. You don't have to take them.
Option one is easier, but option two may help out other future Scion owners. Good luck.
1) Don't buy from them, AKA the easy route.
2) Price your vehicle on scion.com, print out the spec sheet, take it to that dealer and see what they say about that price. If theirs is higher, call Scion at 1-866-70-SCION and tell on them. Keep in mind there will be a destination charge on there, but it should just be a couple hundred dollars. They may have included that in the $15,245 price. Also, watch out for accessories they automatically throw in there. You don't have to take them.
Option one is easier, but option two may help out other future Scion owners. Good luck.
As long as they are selling it to everyone at the same price than they can sell xB's for whatever they want to. If they are selling it for more then MSRP they are stupid though, as they will have a very bad reputation. My guess is that the one that you saw online has a few options on it.
there is a dealership here selling them for 16k
15,218 is the lowest I have seen but if I can get one for 14k near by I will snag one they probably did not add dealership/proc fees which is good.
15,218 is the lowest I have seen but if I can get one for 14k near by I will snag one they probably did not add dealership/proc fees which is good.
Originally Posted by Placebo
there is a dealership here selling them for 16k
15,218 is the lowest I have seen but if I can get one for 14k near by I will snag one they probably did not add dealership/proc fees which is good.
15,218 is the lowest I have seen but if I can get one for 14k near by I will snag one they probably did not add dealership/proc fees which is good.
Originally Posted by Max
You are correct. Two options:
1) Don't buy from them, AKA the easy route.
2) Price your vehicle on scion.com, print out the spec sheet, take it to that dealer and see what they say about that price. If theirs is higher, call Scion at 1-866-70-SCION and tell on them. Keep in mind there will be a destination charge on there, but it should just be a couple hundred dollars. They may have included that in the $15,245 price. Also, watch out for accessories they automatically throw in there. You don't have to take them.
Option one is easier, but option two may help out other future Scion owners. Good luck.
1) Don't buy from them, AKA the easy route.
2) Price your vehicle on scion.com, print out the spec sheet, take it to that dealer and see what they say about that price. If theirs is higher, call Scion at 1-866-70-SCION and tell on them. Keep in mind there will be a destination charge on there, but it should just be a couple hundred dollars. They may have included that in the $15,245 price. Also, watch out for accessories they automatically throw in there. You don't have to take them.
Option one is easier, but option two may help out other future Scion owners. Good luck.
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