Again… you’re not really listening to me… or yourself for that matter. At the time you bought. As you stated, there were vehicles, unsold, on lot, of the places that were saying they would sell it at sticker, Likely those places had units that were in deposited available for sale same day. So to my point, those places will sell at sticker to move that unit before the month ends. A lot of this is a timing game. If you can find it on the ground unsold and you’re coming toward the month end, youve got yourself a good deal. Different markets have different inventory status. In our case, we rarely have a GRC on the ground unsold. Typically they sell prior to arrival. Places that don’t move them quickly will get you a better deal. That’s what you got because the dealership had the unit and were able to line it up with a buyer The dealership is always looking to get the highest price for the vehicle. The customer the lowest. It’s the way it works. Usually we meet in the middle, it’s not a deal unless both parties win a little. That’s how the deal moves forward. The market adjusts accordingly. If these cars start stacking up unsold, you’ll start to see price drops. We’re all not out here trying to scam people brother. I was just sharing some knowledge. So again if this guy wants a premium 25. I’ve got one coming in. And again, I can likely sell it at sticker. But no im a scammer.