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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Perth, Northern Suburbs
Posts: 4,870
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Procurement is usually part of my job.
Funny thing is I still find fleet guys who are complete floggers, but mostly they are highly professional. If anyone is after a new Toyota for their business (in WA) I can point you to a couple of top blokes who will also give you a very keen price. When buying a new Lancer for my daughter, I found only 2 dealers that were actively interested. Not sure how the others stay in business. Bamboozling gullible customers who can't be bothered shopping around? But used car salesmen? God help us. I've only been looking for a few days, and I'm ready to give up. |
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Re: Why don't Dealers want to sell cars?
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