What below-dealer pricing means
It means paying less than the sticker or typical retail price a dealership would charge. Brokers access wholesale and fleet channels and negotiate on your behalf, so the starting price is lower than what you would get walking in.
Why dealers price higher
A dealership needs to cover its lot, sales staff and profit target, so retail prices carry markup. A broker does not run a lot full of inventory, so there is less overhead baked into your price.
Where the savings come from
Between a lower negotiated price and better-matched financing, buyers often save thousands over the life of the loan versus a typical dealership deal — especially subprime buyers who get marked up the most.
How to get it
Elite Edge Auto Broker shops the whole market for your car and your loan, and passes below-dealer pricing to you. It is free to the buyer.
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Frequently asked questions
What is below-dealer pricing?
Paying less than the typical dealership retail price, via a broker's wholesale access and negotiation.
How does a broker get lower prices?
Less overhead than a retail lot plus negotiating leverage across many sellers.
Does using a broker cost me?
Elite Edge is free to the buyer — you get the lower price, not a fee.
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