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I have been in contact with the owner's son and the finance guy about buying a new 2008 Softail for the past 2 weeks.
They quoted me a MSRP price for the bike and I counter offered and they have not responded at all. I have tried numerous times via email and phone calls to close the deal and settle on a price that is acceptable to buyer and seller, but they have blown me off.
I have been in contact with the owner's son and the finance guy about buying a new 2008 Softail for the past 2 weeks.
They quoted me a MSRP price for the bike and I counter offered and they have not responded at all. I have tried numerous times via email and phone calls to close the deal and settle on a price that is acceptable to buyer and seller, but they have blown me off.
Is this attitude common for this dealership?
So blasting them on the www will solve your concern? Some say that dealers are stealers, and that buyers are liars. Attitude is common.
I have been in contact with the owner's son and the finance guy about buying a new 2008 Softail for the past 2 weeks.
They quoted me a MSRP price for the bike and I counter offered and they have not responded at all. I have tried numerous times via email and phone calls to close the deal and settle on a price that is acceptable to buyer and seller, but they have blown me off.
Is this attitude common for this dealership?
So, how far apart are ya in dollars? They may have just figure there is no deal to be made and have moved on.
When I call, the girl on the other end takes a message (says the guys are busy with customers or on the phone).
I have asked for photos and none have been sent. I was told the mileage was 31 miles, but the ad states 78 miles (reason why I asked for photos).
Their initial price was MSRP, then I countered and they have not responded with a counter offer, we are about $3k apart. It is a new 2008 Softail Springer.
It may be that the reason they still have an 08 springer is because they aint dealin on it. you may wanna just look elsewheres. seems like there's plenty of bikes out on the market.
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