Biggest Discounts REVEALED - The TOP 5 Cars We Are Negotiating MOST in 2026!
The Price Isn’t Right: Car Negotiations w/ DelivrdShow Notes
In this video I am breaking down the real car market right now using actual data from the 400 plus deals Delivrd negotiates every single month. I go through the top five most requested cars we are negotiating, which brands are giving the biggest discounts, and what tariffs have actually done to the average price of a car this year.
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What started as a normal negotiation for a 2026 Ford F-150 Raptor quickly turned into something I wasn't expecting.While trying to work out a deal, a salesperson accused me of illegally wiretapping our phone call and even threatened to pursue legal action against me. All because I was trying to negotiate a car deal over the phone.Watch as a simple car-buying conversation takes a wild turn when the dealership starts bringing up legal threats instead of talking numbers.
Car dealers keep recognizing my voice, so I decided it was time to go undercover. Meet Dale Liverd.This time, I’m negotiating for a Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-Road under a fake name to see if I can actually get through a car deal without being recognized. Between the endless questions, strange sales tactics, and a dealer treating car shopping like a game of Guess Who, things get pretty entertaining.Will Dale Liverd finally get a deal, or are the dealers catching on?
I’m opening up Delivrd’s latest car buying data for our October Market Update. From the most popular cars to the biggest discounts and the models with barely any room to negotiate, I’m breaking down how the deals stack up across a range of categories. See what buyers are choosing, where we’re finding savings, and what our numbers could mean for your next car purchase.
I’m calling around to negotiate a 2026 Honda Pilot Elite, but apparently my voice is giving me away! I’m just trying to get some numbers, and these salespeople are trying to figure out if they’ve got Tomi on the phone. Staying anonymous is getting harder, but I’ve still got a deal to negotiate...
Two callers called my service a SCAM, so I gave them the chance to tell me why. Is paying someone to negotiate your car deal a waste of money? We get into what I actually do for buyers, why these callers think it’s unnecessary, and where we REALLY disagree. These debates got heated!