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2. 7 Ways To Get the Best Car Price Without the Haggle - AOL

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   Carvana promises no-haggle pricing — the price you see on the website is the price you’ll pay. Shift pledges to give used car buyers a fair price always, which means no haggling is necessary ...

3. The Herb Chambers Companies - Wikipedia

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   With the availability of the internet to compare prices, and the availability of independent, third party reviews, the car buyer in now more in charge of the negotiation. Herb Chambers was one of the first dealerships in the United States to use a no-haggle pricing strategy called the "Smart Pricing

4. Fitzgerald Auto Mall - Wikipedia

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   In 1966, Fitzgerald Auto Mall was founded with a Colonial Dodge (now a Fitzgerald Hyundai-Subaru) dealership in Rockville, Maryland. [2] Fitzgerald has used no-haggle pricing since 1979 and it encompasses 20 dealerships across Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Florida that sell 20 different brands.

5. Fiat Goes for No-Haggle Pricing - AOL

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   Fiat USA, which is re-launching its brand in the U.S. this year after a 27-year absence, says that it is establishing a no-haggle sales experience at its dealerships. According to Laura Soave, CEO ...

6. Vehicle subscription - Wikipedia

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   Most vehicle subscriptions allow customers to pay a flat periodic fee, typically on a monthly basis. Whereas some subscription offerings have no minimum term (e.g., Book by Cadillac), others do have a minimum term (e.g., Care by Volvo launched with a two-year minimum term). Vehicle subscriptions include flat-rate, no-haggle pricing.

7. 23 Things Car Dealerships Don’t Want You To Know - AOL

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   4. Don't Pay More Than $500 Over Invoice. You can offer a car dealer anywhere from $100 to $500 over a new car invoice price and still walk away with a great deal, according to InsiderCarSecrets ...