We FINALLY convinced Zach Morris to come on live and explain just why he thinks I am horrible for the car industry. What did you think of his arguments and who would you like me to talk to next?

I have gotten MANY suggestions to start using a voice changer since being recognized more often. Well in this stream, I tried it while negotiating on a Nissan Z. We may need to make some adjustments...

In this video I'm negotiating a Honda Odyssey Elite in Southern California and one salesman flat out refuses to put a discount in writing unless I promise to buy from him that same day.That's the whole game, if a dealer won't commit to a number you can hold them to, you don't actually have a deal yet.Another dealer gave me $5,300 off and sent the full out the door breakdown over text without me even having to push for it.

I can genuinely say this has never happened before. You would think a negotiation on a Palisade Calligraphy would be pretty straightforward and yet... this call took a turn. There is no way it wasn't the dealership who made this call. What do you think?

In this video I'm testing whether dealerships are actually following the FTC's new pricing guidance after 97 dealership groups were warned for advertising one price and charging another.I called on a Honda Civic Type R and ran into a dealer with a $10,000 markup nowhere on their website, one that hung up on me twice, and one that kept insisting the price online was "just MSRP" until he admitted we were going in circles.Judge for yourself whether these dealers are actually following the rules.

You've made requests and we've listened. In this fall Market Update, we reveal what days you get the best the best deals, which markets to avoid, and give more REAL pricing data than ever before. Let me know what data YOU most want to see in Delivrd's next Market Update.

In this video a caller confronts me live and tells me I've lost sight of my humanity, arguing that I invite dealership employees onto debates for content and don't care when some of them lose their jobs for it.I pushed back, but I also don't think it's a question with an easy answer, so I let him make his full case and you can decide where you land.

In this video I'm negotiating a Ford Raptor R for a repeat client, and I'm actually willing to pay above MSRP just to make the deal simple and fast.The dealership makes it nearly impossible anyway: they won't do a remote appraisal on a truck that's still in production, get cagey about pricing, and transfer me through three different people before I finally tell them I don't want to do business with them at all.It's rare that I walk away from a deal I was actively trying to close, but this one just wasn't worth it.

Delivrd does more than 400 car deals a month for our clients and this means we get A LOT of data on the current car market. Despite this, this Cadillac Escalade EV deal had me questioning EVERYTHING.

In this video a dealer employee tries to justify a $225 doc fee by explaining it covers paperwork and accounting labor.So I did the math using his own numbers, 500 deals a month, a title clerk making $15 an hour, and showed that the fee generates over $100,000 a month while the person actually doing the paperwork sees almost none of it.The math doesn't lie, even when the explanation sounds reasonable.