Most Insane Argument With Dealer Yet…

Salesman OFFERED to Commit FRAUD to Get Me a Better Deal!

In this video I negotiate an Acura Integra and a Land Rover to prove that being nice to car salespeople gets you a better deal than being aggressive, and the results speak for themselves.One salesman recognized me and folded instantly, and the Land Rover dealer held firm until patience and competition got my client $6,000 off.

Most Insane Argument With Dealer Yet…

In this video a car salesperson comes on my live stream to defend the dealership model and make the case that Delivrd is unnecessary when honest dealers already exist.By the end of the conversation she could not answer the one question that matters most: if the system is fair, why do consumers need someone in their corner just to buy a car?

My Most HEATED ARGUMENT Yet With a Dealership

In this video a car salesman named Vic comes on my live stream to debate me on commission sales, franchise laws, and whether the dealership model can survive an educated consumer.He is the most combative caller I have ever had on this show and he does not back down on a single point, ending the call by telling me he does not see a future for what I am building.I stayed composed, walked through every argument he had, and let the audience decide who won.

Is This Dealership LYING About Their Price!

In this video I call a Toyota dealer to ask about the "reveal pricing" button on their own website and the salesman spends the entire call telling me I am wrong while never explaining why the word reveal is there.I nearly lose my patience, but a Toyota GM who watches my stream was in the chat the whole time, called me directly, and gave me two grand off before I even had to ask.

Giving Salesmen a Taste of Their Own Medicine and getting CAUGHT!

In this video I take the most common car salesman tactics, presence is power, calling the boss, the computer is running slow, and I flip them back on dealers while negotiating a Ford Raptor 802A for a client in California.It was cringy, it was awkward, and on the second call the salesman immediately suspected I was in the business.The GM eventually recognized me, we got $2,500 off, and my final advice is simple: please do not try this at home.