Rahkmalla
Well-Known Member
If you're going to use a source as definitive, please try to make sure they don't contradict themselves:https://www.autotrader.com/car-tips/new-car-delivery-or-destination-charges-explained-213280
I hope this clears up destination charges for everyone. Nothing shady about them being included. In fact, they're required to be disclosed but not required to be part of MSRP. If it's itemized individually at the time of sale, thats perfectly normal so long as you aren't being double-charged. Purchase price, final price, total price, etc. are not equal to MSRP. Just like paying shipping from Quadratec doesn't make the part you ordered any more or less valuable.
Destination charges: They're a thing, always there, and it should not be a surprise to see one.
What is MSRP? What It Means and How to Use It - Autotrader
MSRP is the car’s price as it sits in the showroom — with options, destination charge
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