Nick PerryFounder and CEO of 7 Figure Cartel

What Car Dealerships Hope You Never Find Out Before You Sign

28 Sept 2026 · 1 min

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In this short monologue, Nick Perry advises consumers to wait until the final three business days of a month or the last month of the year before purchasing a car. He explains that dealerships operate under monthly and yearly sales quotas, and when they are close to meeting those targets, salespeople and managers become more willing to offer larger discounts to close an additional sale. This timing can turn a previously unavailable deal into a viable one. Perry extends the principle to other commission‑driven retailers such as furniture, mattress, and appliance stores, emphasizing that understanding when sellers are most motivated can save buyers money without extra negotiation. He concludes with a call to action, inviting viewers to access his "Wealth System" for more hidden wealth strategies.

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Never, ever, ever buy a car until the last 3 business days of the month or the last month of the year. Most people have no idea why. Here's what the dealerships don't tell you. Salespeople, sales managers, and even dealerships often have monthly and yearly sales targets they need to hit. And when they're close to those targets, everything changes, and here is where it gets powerful. A deal that wasn't possible 2 weeks earlier can suddenly become possible because closing one more sale may be worth far more to them than the discount they give you. The exact same car, the exact same dealership, a completely different negotiation. And this doesn't just apply to cars. Furniture stores, mattress stores, appliance stores, almost anywhere people earn commissions or work towards sales quotas, timing can be just as valuable as negotiating. If you understand when people are most motivated to sell, you stop paying full price without even asking for it. If you want to learn more wealth strategies that most people never hear about, you can access the Wealth System using the link in my bio.