vance_the_cubs_fan

68 pitches for Methusela and it's probably almost over for him.

Derrek Lee and the merry go round continues! Go Cubs!

Ozzie looks despondent in the dugout right now.

Patterson! OML!

Fukudome needs to steal here to stay out of the DP.

That's awesome!

Another hit, Eric, plz. :beg:

Fukudome! Tie game!

Marquis with a single.

not even close. Cedeno is way better. defensively.

Mighty Mike! Geaux Fontenot!

Jimmy Ballgame!

Seriously, Wise>???!? Damnit, Marqueef.

Do your research and find out what the dealer cost was for the car. That will tell you how low you can offer. I've been looking at various things online for the past hour or so. Where do you find that? It's a used car (2007). If it's used, then there's really know way to know what the dealer has in it. Use kelly blue book and find out the blue book value first. Thanks for the help! EPatt with a nice day so far You're welcome. My first wife's father sold cars and her brother was the GM at a dealership, so I learned a lot of the tricks from them. Yeah, there's a ton of information online as far as tactics, strategies, etc. I know how to negotiate, it's something I do every day at work. I just can't seem to find anything that tells me how much you can knock off the price of a car. How much you can knock off depends on how motivated they are to sell. That varies from dealer to dealer. It depends on how much credit the dealership is rolling, what they have in the car as far as costs, and other things. On new cars, sometimes the dealer gets incentives to sell a certain number of cars in a certain amount of time. In this case, they may take less because what they will get in the incentive (esp if your sale puts them over that number) will make up what profit they may not get from you. On used cars, sometimes they may want to move them off the lot, especially if they are running out of space. It's a variable thing. As was mentioned earlier, I wouldn't expect them to sell below blue book...so that should be your starting point.

We got him out. :shock:

Damnit. We need to get that second run back.

Do your research and find out what the dealer cost was for the car. That will tell you how low you can offer. I've been looking at various things online for the past hour or so. Where do you find that? It's a used car (2007). If it's used, then there's really know way to know what the dealer has in it. Use kelly blue book and find out the blue book value first. Thanks for the help! EPatt with a nice day so far You're welcome. My first wife's father sold cars and her brother was the GM at a dealership, so I learned a lot of the tricks from them.

2 for 2 day for Patterson!

Do your research and find out what the dealer cost was for the car. That will tell you how low you can offer. I've been looking at various things online for the past hour or so. Where do you find that? It's a used car (2007). If it's used, then there's really know way to know what the dealer has in it. Use kelly blue book and find out the blue book value first.

Fontenot is excited to have 15 days before he's pounded into the ground again.

That was a nice, quick inning by Marquis.

Do your research and find out what the dealer cost was for the car. That will tell you how low you can offer.

according to some Sox fans, he's better than Ramirez!

Laird pulled a hammy last night. Ramirez is on his way to join the big club.

On the bright side, 23 pitches for Contreras.