DEALER INVOICE & BASE COST ON NEW VIPERS

Racer Robbie

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<font color="purple"> Hi Viper Nation
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<font color="blue"> I thought all of you would like this web site I have listed below. It shows the dealer invoice of new vipers. To find the dealers true cost multiply the MSRP times 3% ( holdback )and subtract it fron the dealer invoice. </font>

http://www.car.com/content/research/vir/index.cfm/vehicle_number_int/1018033/Action/Options

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<font color="red"> THE WEB SITE BELOW GIVES THE COST FOR ALL MAKES AND MODELS OF CARS. Go to the bottom left side of the page and click on CAR PRICES &amp; RESEARCH, SEARCH BY MAKE to look up different cars.</font>



http://www.car.com/content/home/index.cfm
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<font color="blue"> This web site will give you the percentage of dealer holdback for all makes of cars. </font>

http://www.car-prices-costs.com/dealer-cost.html

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<font color="blue"> </font> I hope you all find this to be helpfull,

<font color="blue"> </font> Robbie
 
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Racer Robbie

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:usa: <font color="red"> If you work for DC or any of their dealerships including freightliner you can buy any DC car at dealer cost -1% holdback + $75.00. You also are entitled to all rebates and incintives at the time of your order. This program now includes all of the SRT cars and Vipers. </font> :usa:
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No, the Viper Coupe and all SRT 8's are excluded. And the Viper convertible, which only became available last year for employee purchase, should not last long.

Atro you should keep to things you know about. Also, the price you indicated is not employee purchase price but is instead called "Preferred Price."
 
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