MSRP has always been invoice cost to dealer plus a percentage for dealer margin. Each brand with a different % within the MSRP price. Best and most transparent would be to negotiate the dealer profit. Dealer provides factory invoice and add the needed margin which most dealers will require 14-20% to keep the doors open.
This is helpful, but for myself trying to find out which boat I would want to upgrade to, the harder it is to understand what price point I should expect.
That is a great question! To get a better grasp on price points I would highly suggest giving us a call - we would love to talk to you! Boardco (801) 491-3710
MSRP has always been invoice cost to dealer plus a percentage for dealer margin. Each brand with a different % within the MSRP price. Best and most transparent would be to negotiate the dealer profit. Dealer provides factory invoice and add the needed margin which most dealers will require 14-20% to keep the doors open.
So, what’s the difference between a “National Advertised Price” and an “MSRP” price, specifically relative to the 2024 Fe22?
Read my mind, you looking at the FE22 also?
NAP is actually what you will pay for those
Yes! So nice
Glad I watched till the end because I was about to comment on how banks ruined what MSRP is.
This is helpful, but for myself trying to find out which boat I would want to upgrade to, the harder it is to understand what price point I should expect.
That is a great question! To get a better grasp on price points I would highly suggest giving us a call - we would love to talk to you!
Boardco
(801) 491-3710