ALL customers like to NEGOTIATE, Right?

There is a great response to a post in the forums from MitchFlorida that basically says, ‘not all customers are the same.’ I agree with the basic premise completely, but I’ll take it a little further… The exact quote is… “There are two kind of car buyers: those who like to negotiate and deal, and […]

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by Ed Brooks via DealerRefresh

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