Um..I believe the expression is "drop it like its hot"

Buy it and turn right around to the guy whos 5th in line and sell it to him for double. Something like that will hit hard at first and thats when you can maximize your profit. But definitely go for a quick ride first.

 

Don't walk but RUN!! and give the dealer a down payment and get in writing on the agreed price before the sales manager finds out he has an idgit working for him. Regardless of how long you keep it you'll be able to turn a profit, but probably more if you sold right away. I seem to recall that the 2k Cobra R was going for a crazy amount over MSRP but think it has settled some now.

 

I'd still love to find a mint 1987 Buick GNX

 

lariatf150, there is one for sale on the MILOC for sale board.

Suavy

 

Ebay is a good place for the GNX, there was one there several months ago that was never driven, still wrapped in plastic inside and had like 2 miles on it from the factory. I think it sold for more than $40K. It was a T-top with digital dash.

 

Very hard story to believe.

Dealers aren't stupid and they are in business to make a profit. I don't think they would turn down a chance to make a "Home Run" like that on one car......

If the dealer told you that, I'll bet the deal changes when it hits the lot.

Remember...."Money talks, BS walks" and dealers know it better then most people. [25 year dealership veteran]