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Why do dealers/sellers put "Call for Price". Why don't they just put "Call me and I will ramble on about how good this car is so I can con you in to thinking you should pay a premium".
I have never and will never call a dealer that puts on the website "call".
Tell me what you want for the car and if I think it is a good price I will call you. If I don't think it is a good price and it is the car I want chances are I will call you anyway.
Sorry...nuf said....
http://www.autotraderclassics.com/fi...sationId=87753
My brother and I are always asking the same damn question. "I want to sell you something but since I charge too much for it I'm not going to tell you how much I want for it. You have to call to find out." Well fine then you can keep it and I'll buy it from the guy who isn't scared to say how much he wants for it.
At least we have email now. If I ask via email and they don't respond I won't even try to buy it.
It's a classic ploy just to get people to call and it works. Most people think the price must be too good to advertise and that they're probably going to get a deal if they call. Clearly that is not the case and, as has been pointed out, they just want to get you on the other side of the phone so they can start their sales pitch. I'm with you guys though. I just ignore those places. There's way too much good information on the Internet and I don't have the patience to waste my time with those kinds of places.
-Eric
