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A New Jersey auto dealer is selling a new Ford Bronco for a staggering 43 percent above the manufacturer’s suggested retail price, as inflation reaches historic levels and auto inventory shortages wreak havoc on consumer wallets.
A New York City man expressed his truckin’ outrage on social media this week after he found a 2021 Ford Bronco at the Old Bridge dealer with a manufacturer’s suggested retail price of $34,855 being sold instead for $49,855 – a “market adjustment” of $15,000.
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Ford, GM tell their dealers to stop ripping off car buyers — or else
I guess dealers are making hay while the sun shines, why should they suffer because Ford/GM can't send them the inventory necessary?
LOL.....If you are rube enough to pay the up-charge then you get what you get.![Wink ;) ;)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
A New York City man expressed his truckin’ outrage on social media this week after he found a 2021 Ford Bronco at the Old Bridge dealer with a manufacturer’s suggested retail price of $34,855 being sold instead for $49,855 – a “market adjustment” of $15,000.
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Showroom shock! Dealer jacks up truck’s MSRP 43% amid auto industry crisis
The Post visited seven other showrooms in New Jersey and New York City — and found many vehicles slapped with “market adjustment” prices.
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Ford, GM tell their dealers to stop ripping off car buyers — or else
I guess dealers are making hay while the sun shines, why should they suffer because Ford/GM can't send them the inventory necessary?
LOL.....If you are rube enough to pay the up-charge then you get what you get.