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I was at a dealer in Jersey this weekend when visiting my sister...they had an '04 C4S Cab, Basalt Black, Nat. Brown leather, and a few options.
Sticker was 99,400. Without any negotiating, they offered it at 95k right off the bat just moments after going through their schpeal (sp?) about how it won't be there for long.
I was surprised to see a discount on that car, and especially so without negotiation.
At this time, is it standard for C4S cabs to be discounted?
If so, is $4400 discount a little, a lot, or right on?
I shopped for my C4S Cab and was able to find some dealers in Pennsylvania and Southwestern NJ taking $5000 off list for cars in stock. The best I could do for a car of my choice (traded dealer-to-dealer) was $3000 off. The closer you get to NYC, the smaller the discount.
