They all do it, car dealers as well. We just ask for a cost to change - its easier on the old grey matter
trading in your motorhome ( confused )
does anybody know the reason for dealers to adjust pricing when agreeing trade in? I've just traded in my old van for newer one..we agreed on £22500 trade in ....the new one is £29950..but on the paper work the dealer adjusts the figure as so... purchase price inc write down of £3500.. =£26500...allowance on tradein £19000. balnce £6670..i'm confused! it works out the same..but is a tax loop hole or what? this is the second dealer thats done this. I'm sure it s all proper but why? be interested to know...many thanks...Nick H :roll:
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