CarEdge dot com

[SlugSlinger]

This may be a good resource if you're buying a new car.

What I like is the days on the market information. This give the buyer some power they wouldn't normally have.

https://caredge.com/

https://my.caredge.com/buy?radius=7...e=2023-2023&sortBy=dist&sortOrder=asc&start=0

 

[elwoodtrix]

I've used Buy & Sell Cars: Reviews, Prices, and Financing - CarGurus

 

[OkieBoogaloo]

Caredge is my favorite aggregator. Being able to sort by Days On Market is amazing.. look at a car thats been available 300+ days. you can push for good deals much easier.

 

[TerryMiller]

Caredge is my favorite aggregator. Being able to sort by Days On Market is amazing.. look at a car thats been available 300+ days. you can push for good deals much easier.

Or, avoid the car because of the possibility of so many things wrong with it.

 

[SlugSlinger]

Or, avoid the car because of the possibility of so many things wrong with it.

These are brand new vehicles that dealers can’t sell because of the stupid prices.

 

[OkieBoogaloo]

Or, avoid the car because of the possibility of so many things wrong with it.

in the case of used cars - yeah very possible to do. But also great for the new cars sitting on lots for months because they want pandemic prices still. Hit a dealer this time of the season with a new car thats been sitting for 300 days... you might walk out with a stupid good deal.

 

[ttown]

I like listening to their videos, they have a lot of good information. I thinking of a new car end of next year so I’ve been following them for most of this year after seeing them on YouTube.

I used Kellyblue book but it’s not like it once was. I did use it to avoid my girlfriends grandson from paying MSRP on a Forerunner at a local dealership.He wanted a certain color/option pack, so they located one.

He was in the military so they were going to give him the military discount, first time buyer discount, 52k OTD.

I figured it was probably in Dallas, St. Louis, or KC area. Sure enough it was in St. Louis outskirts, we purchased it for 38k but had a little road trip.

He was pissed at the markup screw job they tried in Tulsa. That was his first new car purchase and they thought they had one that just fell off the turnip truck.

 

[SlugSlinger]

I like listening to their videos, they have a lot of good information. I thinking of a new car end of next year so I’ve been following them for most of this year after seeing them on YouTube.

I used Kellyblue book but it’s not like it once was. I did use it to avoid my girlfriends grandson from paying MSRP on a Forerunner at a local dealership.He wanted a certain color/option pack, so they located one.

He was in the military so they were going to give him the military discount, first time buyer discount, 52k OTD.

I figured it was probably in Dallas, St. Louis, or KC area. Sure enough it was in St. Louis outskirts, we purchased it for 38k but had a little road trip.

He was pissed at the markup screw job they tried in Tulsa. That was his first new car purchase and they thought they had one that just fell off the turnip truck.

What Tulsa dealer was it? Jim Norton or Fowler?

 

[SPDguns]

I’m new truck shopping right now. I’m a salesman’s worst enemy, I have patience and I’m not financing. I’m starting to get desperation texts from two of them. A third got crossed off my list when he tried to sell me a truck on another dealers lot. I called him out when I told him where the truck was.

 

[ttown]

Fowler , I44 and Memorial.


*correctEd with the correct dealership