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Originally Posted by Superslif
The MSRP is about $42,000, their advertised price is $35,000. In your above example, I don't think the $12k trade & the $7k difference ( sale price vs. MSRP) would be added together.
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In Florida- My invoice from 2016 lists MSRP minus trade-in which was a combination of a 30% discount and the actual trade-in. (Really made the trade-in look good) We did discuss the deal with and without a trade-in.
If your dealer lists the sales price instead of MSRP the discount would not be shown. The difference price (new money) would be the same.
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