YOUR RESEARCHReasonable charge for out of state delivery?
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New to the board--I'm considering leasing a car (see post below for add'l questions re leasing) from a dealer out of state. How much is a reasonable charge for delivery? Do dealers have some sort of reciprocal relationship with other P dealers, such that I could pick the car up at my in-town place? Any experiences with this before? Thanks in advance.
I would think if you leased from the out-of-state dealer, your in-state dealer is not a party to the sale. And if you consumate this deal are you seriously going to let a runner deliver the car to your dealer. If you're going to lease out of state just go pick it up. Wouldn't you rather put the miles on the car rather than someone else??? What am I missing here?
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