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How is DrivetheDeal able to offer such good prices?
Having obtained a car quote from 'Drivethedeal' I offered my large local dealer the opportunity to give me a price too, if they wanted to (I disclosed the DtD figure). They opted to do so but couldn't match it. I have used DtD before entirely satisfactorily, so I know they are totally above board. If my local dealer is being truthful, how does DtD do it? Or are the locals being less than straight with me?
Asked on 12 August 2012 by IB, via email
Answered by
Honest John
The reason for the greater discount is that DrivetheDeal puts so much business through a particular dealer, that the dealer can then get volume discounts from the manufacturer.
Our honest used car pricing is a little bit different to all the others. You can get to our values through make or model - you don’t have to follow a prescribed route. Plus, it’s live, which means we can react to changes in the market quicker than any printed price guide.
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