MSRP or invoice price? which one do you go by....?

Question:
when looking up cars on the net, do you go by MSRP or invoice price - because they are sometimes drastically different. also what is the difference, why two forms of pricing is nessecary?

Answers:

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MSRP is manufactures suggested retail price, this is what they want the dealer to sell it at in order to make a healthy profit. Invoice is what the dealership pays to get the car. Don't ever pay MSRP. find out what the invoice price is and work the dealer from there.

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Go to www.edmunds.com and research the make, model, MSRP and dealer invoice. There is good information on this site.

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always pay invoice price!

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