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2. Fitzgerald Auto Mall - Wikipedia

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   Fitzgerald has used no-haggle pricing since 1979 and it encompasses 20 dealerships across Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Florida that sell 20 different brands. [3] In 2003, Fitzgerald Auto Mall became the first automotive dealership group to have achieved ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications. Since 2003, Fitzgerald Auto Mall remains the only car ...

3. 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 ...

4. All You Need to Know About Buying a Car at Costo - AOL

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   Nonnegotiable Savings. Many U.S. consumers don't like haggling over car prices. Nearly half (48%) of shoppers say negotiating the price of a new car is the worst part of going to a dealership, and ...

5. Blue laws in the United States - Wikipedia

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   Car dealerships are not allowed to be open or do business on Sundays anywhere in the state. In November 2012, Christie issued an executive order to temporarily suspend the blue law due to the effects of Hurricane Sandy, which cut electrical power to many local homes and other properties due to its overall strength. [48]

6. No car buying on Sundays - AOL

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   When the bans on Sunday car sales went into effect, they were intended to essentially give dealers the day off without worrying about what the competition was doing. With the law in effect ...

7. Enterprise Car Sales - Wikipedia

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   The company was an early adopter of the "haggle-free" approach to pricing used cars, later used by competitor CarMax and online used car retailers like Carvana. While most small used car dealers sell vehicles " as is ", Enterprise offers a 7-day/1,000-mile buyback policy, a 12-month/12,000-mile limited powertrain warranty and 12 months of ...