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DRM500RUBYZR-1 · 08-03-2019

Purchasing any car requires you pay the tax that is due unless you fib.

Yes, buying from a dealer may mean they spent thousands making the car right as in required maintenance and repairs especially on a ZR-1, which surely one should get for free? Is that the "mark up" you are thinking about?

There are a lot of buyers who know little to nothing about what they are buying, or at least miles less than they THINK they know, but I help them too at no extra charge.

When I deliver a ZR-1, I know it's history, what has REALLY been done, as opposed to what was said was done, and make sure that it is RIGHT the day it is taken home.
I am sure you get all of that buying an unknown car from an unknown source. ( Like the ones that bring them here and to other shops afterwards for the bad news. )

I digress.

At least do yourself a favor.
Buy one from a Registry Member.
That way, you stand a real good chance of getting a really good car at a price commensurate with it's true value!

Or.... Good Luck!

Well, either way, Good Luck and again welcome!
Marty

08-03-2019	#11
DRM500RUBYZR-1 Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Mullica Hill, NJ Posts: 2,640	Re: WTB 1991 / 95 ZR-1 Purchasing any car requires you pay the tax that is due unless you fib. Yes, buying from a dealer may mean they spent thousands making the car right as in required maintenance and repairs especially on a ZR-1, which surely one should get for free? Is that the "mark up" you are thinking about? There are a lot of buyers who know little to nothing about what they are buying, or at least miles less than they THINK they know, but I help them too at no extra charge. When I deliver a ZR-1, I know it's history, what has REALLY been done, as opposed to what was said was done, and make sure that it is RIGHT the day it is taken home. I am sure you get all of that buying an unknown car from an unknown source. ( Like the ones that bring them here and to other shops afterwards for the bad news. ) I digress. At least do yourself a favor. Buy one from a Registry Member. That way, you stand a real good chance of getting a really good car at a price commensurate with it's true value! Or.... Good Luck! Well, either way, Good Luck and again welcome! Marty