What is a "Manager's Special" really? : r/askcarsales - Reddit

we have both a new & used "Manager's Special" vehicle right now. the new unit is a special order someone backed out of last minute so we took another $750 off of it to get rid of it. the used …

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What Is A "Manager's Special" Really? : R/askcarsales - Reddit

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we have both a new & used "Manager's Special" vehicle right now. the new unit is a special order someone backed out of last minute so we took another $750 off of it to get rid of it. the used …

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Renting A Car. Anyone Use “Manager’s Choice” What Was ... - Reddit

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Today I tried the Manager Special EV for about $50/day and got the Chevrolet Bolt. I will never again try the Manager Special. Pay more, get less. ... aiming to bring Reddit's attention to the …

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The Lease Special (and Why You Won't Get It) : R/askcarsales - Reddit

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No, you can't get the lease special with ZERO DOWN. You can't get it with $3,000 down. You get it with first, ac, and $3,499. At lease end, lessee responsible for disposition fee of $495, …

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Is Anyone Experiencing Really Aggressive Offers Right Now?

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Nonsense, there's no particular data point or rock hard proforma/analysis that actually supports markups that are over $5k that are in the spirit of supply and demand.

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Can a used car be labeled as a 'Manager Special'?

A used car can be labeled as a 'Manager Special'. There are various reasons why a vehicle might be marked this way, depending on the dealership. For instance, my store marks cars as manager specials after 30 days, and we don't typically keep inventory over 45 days. We will send such vehicles to auction. ...

What's the difference between a gm'manager's special' and a used unit?

We currently have both a 'Manager's Special' (used) and a regular used vehicle. The 'Manager's Special' used unit is a special order that someone backed out of last minute, so we took an additional $750 off of it to get rid of it. The other 'Manager's Special' is the GM's nephew's car that was traded in, and he's adding a free extended warranty to it. There are many reasons a vehicle could be marked as a 'Manager's Special'. ...

What makes a car a managers special?

A 'Manager's Special' in a car dealership is simply a car that the dealership wants to sell for a specific price. The reason for this designation can vary, such as it being an older unit or a car the manager doesn't particularly like. There's no definitive reason why a car is given this status, it's just special to the dealership. ...

What if manager's special is lower than the cheapest car?

If the price of 'manager's special' is lower than the cheapest car, I'll risk it. Be prepared for the lowest class possible. However, if they're overstocked on higher classes you might get lucky. We got a jeep grand Cherokee with less than 10k miles for a week out of Oakland this summer. I rented one way from Utah -> Arizona. ...

Why is the GMC 1500 AT4 a managers special?

The GMC 1500 AT4 being a 'Manager's Special' is subjective to the dealership. A few months ago, I saw a GMC 1500 AT4 that was the manager's ride for the month, with 5k miles on it. They were asking 60k for it. The previous month, they were selling new ones for 61k, and I managed to buy one for 57k. ...