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<blockquote data-quote="garytx" data-source="post: 3834739" data-attributes="member: 49752"><p>Given this is a crazy market to purchase a vehicle, you'll likely play close to sticker on a new vehicle. I would stick to a new vehicle since the used car market is over priced and when prices drops it will likely drop fast.</p><p></p><p>Since you're willing to drive to Dallas, I would suggest using <a href="https://www.carpro.com" target="_blank">How to Buy a Car. Tips. Reviews. Certified Dealer Ratings; New & Used Cars for Sale | CarPro</a> to find a dealer once you determine the make/model you want. They will treat you right. Comments about Sewell are correct, they aren't always the cheapest but you are treated very well.</p><p></p><p>I'm a very quiet guy, but before this current car market, I would walk out on a car deal during the sales process or finance office if they started screwing with me. At Toyota of McKinney (TX) the salesman presented me with a full blown over priced full of add-on price after we agreed to something different. I cussed and hollered so loud for my keys, the entire place got quiet. Never saw that salesman again. The "sales manager" took care of me and I got them down another $500. I also never buy Toyota extended warranties from the dealership for new vehicles. There are other dealers that will sell them for less.</p><p></p><p>As for dealerships: Barry Sanders Supercenter in Stillwater stood behind a used Nissan my dad purchased from them. Dad overpaid for the car (salesman didn't see the website pricing) but the dealership allowed me to swap checks for the purchase. Then something went wrong a month later, I don't even remember what it was. They paid for the repair ($1200) after taking it to a sister dealership in OKC. The did screw around with the title, took 3+ months for it to arrive from Florida. - I would never buy from it feels like they are about to go under. Just a feeling.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="garytx, post: 3834739, member: 49752"] Given this is a crazy market to purchase a vehicle, you'll likely play close to sticker on a new vehicle. I would stick to a new vehicle since the used car market is over priced and when prices drops it will likely drop fast. Since you're willing to drive to Dallas, I would suggest using [URL="https://www.carpro.com"]How to Buy a Car. Tips. Reviews. Certified Dealer Ratings; New & Used Cars for Sale | CarPro[/URL] to find a dealer once you determine the make/model you want. They will treat you right. Comments about Sewell are correct, they aren't always the cheapest but you are treated very well. I'm a very quiet guy, but before this current car market, I would walk out on a car deal during the sales process or finance office if they started screwing with me. At Toyota of McKinney (TX) the salesman presented me with a full blown over priced full of add-on price after we agreed to something different. I cussed and hollered so loud for my keys, the entire place got quiet. Never saw that salesman again. The "sales manager" took care of me and I got them down another $500. I also never buy Toyota extended warranties from the dealership for new vehicles. There are other dealers that will sell them for less. As for dealerships: Barry Sanders Supercenter in Stillwater stood behind a used Nissan my dad purchased from them. Dad overpaid for the car (salesman didn't see the website pricing) but the dealership allowed me to swap checks for the purchase. Then something went wrong a month later, I don't even remember what it was. They paid for the repair ($1200) after taking it to a sister dealership in OKC. The did screw around with the title, took 3+ months for it to arrive from Florida. - I would never buy from it feels like they are about to go under. Just a feeling. [/QUOTE]
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