u/beenballing713

Finance constantly ruining deals?

Yes I understand not every deal that goes to finance will materialize but we have 3 finance people at our dealership and on average do 4 deals on weekdays maybe 15 on weekends. From taking over an hour and a half to get people in the office, not contacting customers for deposits when they’re out of town, not paying any attention to deals where they can’t add an additional large intrest to the loan, it goes on and on is this common at every dealership.Ive lost maybe 4 deals over finance people and about to lose another with a $500 spiff if I could do it myself i genuinely would. If you have a good finance team what dealership do you work at????😂.

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u/beenballing713 — 16 hours ago
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Opinions on e43 with higher mileage?

I added a photo for a general idea of the examples I would be looking at. I’ve worked on and owned mostly german cars but never a Mercedes and was curious on the ease of maintenance and what issues I should look for when checking these cars out. Miles don’t scare me and I can do all of the work myself so I’m looking for examples around 100k miles and will probably add 30k miles before getting something else. Is this a smart choice? (assuming the previous owner has kept up with maintenance) and how easy is ownership past 100k miles.

u/beenballing713 — 2 months ago