Automall Network Offers Dealer Invoice Price Reports On New Cars

Those who don't enjoy playing games with car dealers when negotiating the purchase or lease of a new car are now in luck. Recently, Automall Network expanded their service offering to include a new tier of service - providing Dealer Invoice Price Reports on new vehicles for only $30. These reports are available to new car buyers throughout Canada.

Dealer Invoice Price Reports identify what a dealer actually paid to the manufacturer for a vehicle, plus any cash incentives available to the buyer. Like any retail business, dealers pay a certain amount for their inventory, add a profit margin and put the vehicle on their lot for sale. When buyers are negotiating the price of a car, they aren't negotiating the price of the car, they are negotiating the amount of profit the dealer will make.

"Knowing how much room there is to negotiate helps buyers level the playing field with dealers" says Viraf Baliwalla, President of Automall Network. "The car business is very complicated with all the different deals and ways to finance a vehicle. People have been conditioned to buy vehicles a certain way by the auto industry. This includes comparison shopping from dealer to dealer, putting up with high pressure sales tactics and buying extras that aren't needed. We're showing car buyers that there are smarter ways to buy or lease a vehicle."

In the United States, dealer invoice pricing has been widely available for decades for free and has contributed to dramatic reductions in dealer margins. It is not uncommon for two buyers, one informed and the other not, to pay significantly different prices. However, in exchange for the "free" information, providers often sell the prospect's contact information to one or more local dealers as "hot leads". In Canada, there are other services that offer dealer invoice prices to car buyers for a fee with a similar lead generation approach.

"Automall Network has a strict policy against such a practice" claims Baliwalla. "We charge a small fee to our client for generating the information but their contact information is not shared with a dealer unless they request our further assistance to fulfill the purchase. The report comes with no strings attached".

So, where does Automall Network get this information? "We use a national network of preferred price dealers that provide us with invoice prices and incentives which we cross reference to ensure the data is accurate" says Baliwalla. "Clients often upgrade to our full concierge service to acquire a vehicle and we put these deals through the network. It's a win-win situation".

For those who buy Automall Network's reports, or even reports from their competitors, already have a price but find it isn't as good a deal as they hoped, Automall Network also offers a Guaranteed Savings Program where they will guarantee at least twice their fee in savings.