What is the holdback on a new car? why are the holdback, rebates, dealer incentive, and markup important when negotiating a new car price?
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It is essentially a form of financial incentive for the dealer to sell the car. When negotiating a new car price, understanding the holdback, rebates, dealer incentives, and markup can be important for several reasons: Show more…
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