New car price changed month later. (buy, sell, Camry, difference)

[RMMM]

45 days ago a purchased new 2017 Camry XSE (basic options) for $26800 (it was $28800 internet price)

Now the same dealership have 2017 Camry XSE (advanced options = base + blind spots and something else) for $25400.

Any way to match the price?

It is $3400 price drop in 45 days...

[mclasser]

Give the dealer a call and see. I wouldn't hold my breath, though.

[jaypee]

You want to redraw the sales contract after 45 days?
Uhhh, no.

[notnamed]

Just shows how much more you could have negotiated below that "internet price". No backsies.

[Rynldsbr]

Incentives and promotions change all the time. Most incentives come from the manufacturer and are not at the dealers discretion to modify or negotiate other than their own profit margins.


Most businesses, automotive or not are do not amend terms after a contract is signed.

[adriver]

Are you asking if they will price match on your car 45 days later??

NO. They will NEVER, EVER, EVER, EVER do that. You have a contract, they won't even do it a week or a few days if its not the required 3 days that some states have to return the vehicle. Its them trying to get rid of inventory. They may be getting incentives from the manufacturer to do it, so they possibly didn't even know they were going to happen.

[wit-nit]

Once you accept the keys and drive off the lot that's it, no more negotiating.

[Checkered24]

Nope, no way they are going to give you money back now. Sorry.

[sj08054]

Originally Posted by RMMM

45 days ago a purchased new 2017 Camry XSE (basic options) for $26800 (it was $28800 internet price)

Now the same dealership have 2017 Camry XSE (advanced options = base + blind spots and something else) for $25400.

Any way to match the price?

It is $3400 price drop in 45 days...

Just sell yours and buy the new one for $25,400


Price match from retailers is only applicable when there is a return period of a purchase. That is not the case for an automobile purchase. If the price is $3400 difference, you did a horrible job in researching before you purchase.

[JONOV]

Originally Posted by sj08054

Just sell yours and buy the new one for $25,400


Price match from retailers is only applicable when there is a return period of a purchase. That is not the case for an automobile purchase. If the price is $3400 difference, you did a horrible job in researching before you purchase.

If you look at the OP, his math is off...$1,400 difference. I would chalk it up to manufacturer incentives myself.