Costco Auto Program: 5 Important Tips BEFORE you Buy!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ค. 2024
- Are you ready to unlock some serious savings and success with the Costco Auto Program? In this video, I'm sharing my top 5 tips you should know before you buy to help you make the most of this incredible car-buying program.
From insider tricks to common sense strategies, you'll learn important tips to remember when navigating the Costco Auto Program like a pro and drive away with the car of your dreams!
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00:00 - Intro
01:19 - Tip 1
02:46 - Tip 2
03:43 - Tip 3
06:32 - Tip 4
07:47 - Tip 5
09:33 - Bonus Tip
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very in interesting i will definitely look at that option
Thanks for watching!
thank you for the tips.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
Looking pretty good for 63... ;^)
Thanks! Some times I feel it, however...
What vehicle did you purchase and what type of dealers discount did you get? What type of manufacturer rebates did you qualified for?
Hi - I used the program to purchase 2 MINI's and a Range Rover Sport (different years). All of the deals were basically at invoice plus about $500 and that was good for the market at that time. I felt that I got a fair deal as I chose top end models within the range. MINI had a previous owner rebate, and a military rebate (I didn't qualify for that one).
I want the new 2025 Camry. There isn’t one Toyota dealer in or around Dallas that participates in the Costco program.
Thanks for your comment! I am surprised to hear this, but perhaps Toyota dealers in Greater DFW area think they don't need the customer boost that the Costco Auto program gives them - that may be changing soon as oversupply is coming back. I might suggest that you call the Costco Auto program on the phone 800# and ask them to help you find the nearest Toyota dealer in your state and then you can determine if it's worth a drive. You might also see if other programs have local participating dealers such as the Auto Club. Good Luck!
@@MyAutomobileObsession Thank you sir I’ll do that !!
Find true value of the car u want. Offer it, if they say no, leave. Pretty simple
Thanks for your comment. You make a valid point, but remember that some people can be intimidated by the whole process of buying a car, so it can be a help to those who don't want to go it alone. Of course, there are other ways of going about the process besides Costco, but it is helpful to many.
Does Costco give you an out-the-door price before you go to the dealership in person?
Thanks for your question. No, Costco has you go to the dealer to meet and at that time you will be shown pricing. It's part of their deal with the selling dealers that they bring customers in the door, so expect to go into a dealer in order to see pricing. That does mean that you can do a little homework regarding pricing online before you arrive, so that you'll understand how good (or not) the Costco negotiated pricing is. Good luck!
Do you know if they can get one from a local dealers lot.
It would depend on the brand and vehicle and amount of dealers in your region. Dealers do trade cars, but you would start the costco process and have them connect you with a dealer who could give you pricing and help you find the car you're looking for.
If I want to purchase a toyota. Does Cisco contact multiple Toyota dealerships in my area or only one?
Costco selects one Toyota dealership per area and will connect you with that dealer's Costco representative. You can always submit a 2nd request and supply a zip-code for a different area served by Costco and they may connect you with a different dealer. They say that they select one based on customer satisfaction scores, and other measurements. But if you live in a larger city served by many Toyota dealerships, you can try submitting a couple of requests - however, you might find out that they have the same pre-negotiated pricing. Good Luck!
There’s too much info online in 2024 to walk into dealerships and not know what car u want
I agree that it's a little be overwhelming. I think I begin by noticing what cars on the road catch my attention and then start investigating them - many times, I have decided what brand/model of car I want to buy by the time that I start actually shopping. The best advice is to take your time and don't let anybody rush you. Good luck!