I hear you. That seems to be the case at most places unfortunately and really shouldn’t be, particularly if they received several allocations each year in the past. In my case they gave me msrp + $3k in writing.
They all tell me the same thing, they can’t take money for allocations they don’t have. Personally, I’m kinda ok with it. In my case everyone will have an equal opportunity to buy the car when it actually comes out. Would suck to live somewhere, where once the vehicle is available all the cars are already gone and spoken for…
Most of the midwest is in line from what i can tell. If first come first serve they would be getting calls from me every day - i’d be rabid FOMO. Good luck to ya, i hope you land the rover.
An unfortunate side affect of wanting one of the most sought after cars being released, in a time of shortages… that being said, I still believe if you put in the leg work you can find something less than that.
Oh yeah I'm definitely not paying above MSRP for mine whenever that point comes
Ours was always a no markup dealer until the shortages hit, and at that point you can't really blame anyone. Yeah the market sucks but it will fix itself, already on it's way back on track now
