[Sasse]

Wow..... I have seen were people with a build slot for an ultra limited production sportscar costing hundreds of thousands of dollars selling their slot for a profit, but this is a minivan. True, they are hard to come by, but not impossible. I had to go several states away to find mine at MSRP. However, charging someone else $7k over MSRP for a van that the dealer is selling at MSRP sounds wrong (and that is assuming the trim is an SXP, as a lower trim would be an even higher gouge). I fully understand you are frustrated you got ripped off when you bought your 22 Carnival but now it seems you are trying to do the same thing to someone else.

I don't know your personal situation though and I sincerely wish you the best of luck and that you come to a win-win solution that all parties are happy with.

 

[Ray6737]

Hey guys,

Updated Lower Price

We are soon taking delivery of our 2023 Kia Carnival in Pearl White with the Black interior that we ordered in Feb 22. Only problem is that about 6 months ago, we were in dire needs of a vehicle and purchased a Carnival that we have been driving since. Because we had to pay over MSRP on the one we are driving now, and had a clear bra installed on the vehicle for another $2k, I'd have to get around $50k for the one we're taking delivery for to not lose money on this who scenario.

For the peanut gallery, I am not making money on this. I paid $50k+ myself for a $45k vehicle. I am going to break even.

We should take delivery, hopefully around March. I will put you in touch with our dealer in St. Louis, MO who is holding this for us since Feb 22 with our deposit. They confirmed I can sign it over to whoever I wish. The dealer is selling this at MSRP. I am asking for the difference to $55k. You can email me at omegasupplements at g mail with questions or any interest.

At least you are being honest. But why would anyone do this if the dealer is selling at MSRP?