Posted 2017-08-27 12:00 AM (#170432 - in reply to #170428) Subject: RE: best dealer to buy from
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Posts: 3853 Location: Vermont
Cutter1999 - 2017-08-26 8:29 PM That is a loaded question. It really depends on what YOU are looking for in a dealer. I wouldn't limit myself to just one state. I would look nationwide to find what I wanted.
Posted 2017-08-28 4:33 PM (#170443 - in reply to #170427) Subject: RE: best dealer to buy from
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If you are looking pre-owned, you won't have a ton of choice because it will depend on who has what you want.
If you are shopping new- then you have a lot of control. I like a close dealer that can help me with issues and questions. With that- will they have a brand I want? I know I see some dealers offer "nationwide service." But I also know that when a shop is snowed under, the folks that bought there get to the front of the line. My John Deere dealer does the same thing, I understand.
I cannot personally vouch for any dealers in OK. But it does seem that if you can walk in and actually talk to the owner, things may go smoother. I don't mean you have to buy from the owner, but is it a family owned and operated business with family in the building every day? I like those kinds myself.
Posted 2017-09-07 6:07 AM (#170504 - in reply to #170427) Subject: RE: best dealer to buy from
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Posts: 170 Location: Minnesota
Mulegirl76, who is the dealer ? If as bad as you say, others should know so to avoid. In this area, we have a few horse trailer dealers that makes "used car salesman" look like saints.
Posted 2017-09-19 2:45 PM (#170652 - in reply to #170503) Subject: RE: best dealer to buy from
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Location: Littlestown, PA
Since you're looking for pre-owned and are well versed in what's kosher or not...look to private sellers...no markup, no middle man and hopefully no BS!
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