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I'm sure that it would be against any dealers policy to allow the handing out of flyers but a small "FOR SALE" sign on the bike with your phone or email might not even be noticed by anyone other than a potential buyer.
Yes I've asked about consignment sale but they dont provide that service. All they were able to help with was to help set up potential buyer with financing if necessary. Next nearest dealership doesnt do consignment either but offered to buy it outright from me at the price of $17,500 about 3 months ago. Thought it was too low.
Yes I've asked about consignment sale but they dont provide that service. All they were able to help with was to help set up potential buyer with financing if necessary. Next nearest dealership doesnt do consignment either but offered to buy it outright from me at the price of $17,500 about 3 months ago. Thought it was too low.
Well since you've asked about consignment and even though they don't do that, they offered to help buyer with financing...I think it would be a natural (and not out of line) question to ask if you can try to sell it on their lot.
They want to try to benefit off your sale, why not try to see if they'll give a little too.
At the time it hadn't crossed my mind. I have purchased 3 motorcycles from this dealership not including about 10k in accessories for the 3 over the course of 10 years. So I don't think a for sale sign on my bike during a hangout visit was out of line. The flyer idea as stated before, I can agree is a bit much.
If I were the dealer, I'd allow it so long at the for sale sign was already attached and not something that needed to be hung on after. In the second scenario I'd tell you to hit the bricks.
At the time it hadn't crossed my mind. I have purchased 3 motorcycles from this dealership not including about 10k in accessories for the 3 over the course of 10 years. So I don't think a for sale sign on my bike during a hangout visit was out of line. The flyer idea as stated before, I can agree is a bit much.
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