What’s interesting is a dealer has a floor plan…and I thought we had agents who make a fee from Ineos for the pre delivery, bolting on the extras and whatever else before handing us the keys…I was under the impression they didn’t sell the car…I must be confused
They act as an agent on behalf of Ineos and just clip the ticket on they way through. They own no stock, not even their display, they just get paid a fee for every sale they facilitate. They can still use their own funds to promote that they are an agent of Ineos (within certain parameters) and use their own funds to provide the biggest and swankiest dealership.
I would think they’ll also make money on the dear installed bits.
My local dealer is advertising the vehicle but also pushing the accessories in a soft way
So agreed, no dealers but who is advertising 24 grenadiers on carsales?...interesting...I find it hard to think it would be Ineos but maybe.
When the car arrives in OZ and they have to install bits as you say, we have already paid, so the agent must know what they will receive per bit and I would suggest a set price per item.
Probably Car Sales themselves trying to capture search engine traffic, its all about the clicks.
@Jean Mercier you have to understand the Australian sense of humour
I understand perfectly your sense of humour, and my angry face is also humour, don't worry
A study of hieroglyphics should answer all
On my paperwork there is an
Often the delivery fee is around $1,400 or from Mercedes $2,400Hefty. And redundant.
