Ford Maverick Buyers Still Paying Over MSRP
Though things have improved significantly over the past couple of years.
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Though things have improved significantly over the past couple of years.
Read More »Though prices are finally beginning to fall.
Read More »Paying more leaves a bad taste in many consumers' mouths.
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Along with forged signatures and other shady tactics.
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After previously declining to extend the same deadline.
Read More »Finding one at MSRP continues to prove difficult.
Read More »Markups are leaving a lingering bad taste in customers' mouths.
Read More »The automaker has updated its definition of what constitutes a broker.
Read More »We could buy two Mavericks or even an F-150 for the price of this one.
Read More »The increasingly common practice is becoming a problem with some brands.
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Taking a road trip to buy a used Mach-E could save shoppers thousands.
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The new pickup will be in short supply in that particular country when it launches.
Read More »Dealers are already marking up stock by $40,000-$50,000 over sticker.
Read More »Prices set yet another new record in the month of April.
Read More »Though the used market has cooled off a bit, the EV crossover remains a hot commodity.
Read More »Fewer are willing to pay over MSRP, while more expect to order their next new vehicle.
Read More »However, that doesn't prevent the dealers from marking vehicles up.
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Supply remains low and demand remains high, which continues to keep this trend going.
Read More »That number has declined significantly over the last year, however.
Read More »The new site is calling out dealers that charge markups and highlighting those that don't
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The pony car has faced multiple production cuts in recent months.
Read More »And that trend doesn't appear likely to end anytime soon.
Read More »The compact pickup continues to be one of the most marked-up new vehicles on sale.
Read More »The move comes after a number of F-150 Lightning models have been plagued with dealer markups.
Read More »The automaker isn't happy about recent pricing practices.
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