Doodle
MB Enthusiast
Poor communications are endemic to car sales nowadays. However, playing devils advocate for a second, you found a car in Scotland with a retailer that was priced low because they wanted to get shot of it. Clearly it worked, because it sold before you could even get full details.
Truro and Brooklands are in no hurry. They know that winter is a bad time to sell convertibles and are willing to sit on the stock until the market improves. You've asked them to match prices with a car at the other end of the country where the market is not necessarily so favourable compared to theirs and therefore prices are likely to be lower. In Truro's case they're not even likely to see any repeat business from you, so even less reason to do you a favour. An example that was reasonably local might have been taken more seriously as a competitor.
If you want to buy at trade price, go to the auctions.
Truro and Brooklands are in no hurry. They know that winter is a bad time to sell convertibles and are willing to sit on the stock until the market improves. You've asked them to match prices with a car at the other end of the country where the market is not necessarily so favourable compared to theirs and therefore prices are likely to be lower. In Truro's case they're not even likely to see any repeat business from you, so even less reason to do you a favour. An example that was reasonably local might have been taken more seriously as a competitor.
If you want to buy at trade price, go to the auctions.
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