About a week ago my father-in-law just bought a new Dodge Laramie. Top of the line truck with all the bells and whistles. He went there with the intent of not going with the Laramie but through the course of 'dealing' they ended up there. He's was able to justify it with his trade-in Ford F250 King Ranch for which they offered him a considerable amount (+10K more) than he was expecting.
Fast forward to yesterday. He gets a call from the dealership that they would like for him to stop by. He does and they tell him that they made a mistake on his trade in and want to see what they can do or else someone (not sure if it was the salesman or a manager) is going to lose his job. He told them they offered more than he was expecting but that was also the reason why he bought more truck than he would have. They tried to reopen negotiations but he told them he didn't have any of his paper work and left.
So what would you do? Would you renegotiate knowing you had gotten over on them or would you tell them to go kick rocks?
Fast forward to yesterday. He gets a call from the dealership that they would like for him to stop by. He does and they tell him that they made a mistake on his trade in and want to see what they can do or else someone (not sure if it was the salesman or a manager) is going to lose his job. He told them they offered more than he was expecting but that was also the reason why he bought more truck than he would have. They tried to reopen negotiations but he told them he didn't have any of his paper work and left.
So what would you do? Would you renegotiate knowing you had gotten over on them or would you tell them to go kick rocks?
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