Car Prices
June 30, 2008 on 2:17 pm | By admin | In AutosDealerships purchase their vehicles at wholesale car prices. Similar to the invoice price but with a slight difference. The dealer pays the invoice price which includes delivery freight charges but perhaps is not the final price as they receive discounts, rebates or other reductions. Wholesale car prices are usually reserved for dealers only. Dealers purchase the cars at wholesale and then increase the cost to retail. Their profit is worked out by taking the wholesale and retail price and deducting their overheads once the car is sold. This is why you can often bargain with dealers when purchasing a new car as they know how low they can go before they won’t make a profit.