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In article <35323@sdcc12.ucsd.edu> slinke@sdcc3.ucsd.edu (Steven Linke) writes:

>No, I wasn't saying you got ripped off.  I was merely pointing out
>the fact that there are OTHER ways to buy a new car for a good
>price.  Your subject line says the company you used is the "ONLY"
>way to buy a car.  The book I mentioned (and many others) can be

You're right; I didn't mean "The ONLY way" to be taken literally.

>used to get a good deal.  However, it requires time and effort to do
>the background research.  People who have some extra time to do the
>research and want to save a little money can find the information
>themselves.  On the other hand, it is probably much more convenient

But there's more to it than just getting the information.  You have to get
the dealers to "act first" and give a legit best bid.

>and relatively inexpensive for other people to pay the $96 fee.

Exactly.

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