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What is Dealer Holdback and how does it benefit car dealers?

Shawn Ryder

Dealer holdback is essentially a percentage of the manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MSRP) that the car manufacturer holds back or withholds from the dealer when they sell a car. In simple terms, it’s like a rebate that the dealer receives from the manufacturer. How Does Dealer Holdback Benefit Car Dealerships?

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Is it cheaper to own an electric car or a petrol car over five years? We find out

Drive.com

Both cars are closely aligned in terms of specification and power and make a good choice for compact, premium SUV buyers. PETROL ELECTRIC Model BMW X1 xDrive 20 BMW iX1 eDrive 20 Price (MSRP) $70,400 $78,900 Output 150kW/300Nm 150kW/250Nm Drive All-wheel-drive, seven-speed automatic Front-wheel-drive, single-speed automatic Av.

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Demystifying Monthly Car Sales: What’s the Average?

AutoRaptor

For example, if a particular car model consistently performs well in terms of sales, it may indicate that consumers are drawn to its features, design, or price point. MSRP : Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price, the price a manufacturer recommends for a vehicle.

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