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How not to ask a dealer for a price
Individual walked into an office and asked for a price on a fusion
Sales Man: Yes sir, we have Fusions what kind of options are you looking? Customer: I just want a price Sales Man: I understand, what kind of options do you want? Do you want something basic, or loaded or inbetween. Do you want Bluetooth? Sunroof? Leather? Or the basics? Customer: I want the price Sales Man: Well can we go over what we have in stock with you Customer: No don't have much time Sales Man: Great let me get your details I'll call you later and setup a time to sit down and go through all the Fusions in stock. Customer: No I just want a price, why can't you give me a price Sales Man: Because the range is a big one, and to simply give you a price won't do any good cause we have no idea what you want. Your just asking for a price like we only sell 1 fusion however as you can see we have a lot of fusions (pointing at inventory list) the price range of Fusions are from about $20,000 to $35,000. To summaries the rest he got no information besides a business card cause he refused to answer basic qualifying questions. Chances are we will never see him again. Their is a 99.99% chance that person will never come back, he also will never get the price. It's like asking a real estate agent "I want a house, how much money do I need?" and then refusing to answer any qualifying questions. |
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