GTFan
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
LOL, you win. Obviously we should all buy new and never used regardless of the deal.
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Copy/Paste from their site on how they differ from existing services (truecar, KBB, etc)
I'll take a look later, but if they think it is some big secret that the 'invoice price' has little meaning, it makes them sound scam-y. That reads like "the 200 mpg carburetor that the oil companies don't want you to know about"!
Anyone else use this service?
-ERD50
I know I've only got 3 posts in 3 years, so my board credibility is lacking, but I can assure you it's not scammy at all. ...