I, for one, very much look forward to the day that I can take a day or two to actually make the best decision about my purchase instead of spending several days playing some weird song and dance with multiple people who want to take a cut of the purchase.
Sadly, outside of perhaps a of brand or two that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars instead of tens of thousands, that doesn't seem to be a particularly viable option today.
>"I, for one, very much look forward to the day that I can take a day or two to actually make the best decision about my purchase instead of spending several days playing some weird song and dance with multiple people who want to take a cut of the purchase."
I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that half the people complaining here have never actually bought a car.
This isn't 1988. All the information is out there. Arm yourself with the price you are willing to pay for the car and make it known. Don't pay more. There is no need for any game, and I've never been forced to play any, having purchased 10-15 cars in my lifetime.
You have purchased 10-15 brand new cars without having to deal with a middleman who is only there to take his cut?
If so, I'm guessing you are not from a region of the world where dealerships are given special protections against competition and actively prevent the sale of vehicles the way the consumer wants to buy them.
Sadly, outside of perhaps a of brand or two that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars instead of tens of thousands, that doesn't seem to be a particularly viable option today.