A fee
"There's a $995 'protection package' on my quote. Is that normal, and can I say no?"
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Not sure whether a fee is normal, a rate is fair, or a residual makes sense? Ask. A former dealership General Manager answers questions about one number in a deal, in plain English, by email. No documents, no call. If the question needs more than that, Deal Analysis is the next step.
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The kind of question this is for.
Pick the number that's bugging you and ask what it is or whether it looks right. Bigger questions, or a whole deal, belong in Deal Analysis.
A rate
"They offered 7.9% with good credit. Is that in line with what's published right now?"
A residual
"My lease shows a 58% residual. Does that make sense for this car and term?"
A payment
"The payment went from $412 to $468 between the quote and the contract. What changed?"
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