Advertising fees on ordered vehicle and deposit

[ree]

Rather than go after advertising fees, ask them to give you a discount on their lot fees. If you're ordering it and going to pick it up right after it arrives they're not "paying" to use the space on the lot for their vehicle. , I've done this before successfully. I don't think lot fees are ever explicitly itemized. I'm sure this won't work with every dealer so if it really matters be prepared to walk and go elsewhere.

Of course, if Agriv8r is right and the GMID is lower than invoice, then consider yourself lucky. Just pay the extra fees and drive off.

[aggiehummer...er]

Let's say there are two identical vehicles. The GMID price for these two vehicles is $30,000. Vehicle A has an invoice price of $29,750. Vehicle B has an invoice price of $31,200. It's the exact same vehicle, with the exact same invoice price. The only difference is advertising fees. You're paying the same thing.

Just pay the GMID price and get it over with. If it's incredibly important to you, buy the vehicle in a state that caps the "Doc" fee (like Texas, $50).