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Skip to contentIf you put the title of this article into Google you’ll come up with many articles that will give you all these formulas that are supposed to tell you how much less than the MSRP you should expect to pay for a brand new car, truck, or SUV to get a good deal. While those other articles are fairly reasonable in some of their assumptions about new car discounts, the auto market is a lot more fluid than those formulas would lead you to believe.The only fool-proof way of knowing how much less than the MSRP you should be paying for a new car is to get several quotes from different...…Skip to contentIf you put the title of this article into Google you’ll come up with many articles that will give you all these formulas that are supposed to tell you how much less than the MSRP you should expect to pay for a brand new car, truck, or SUV to get a good deal. While those other articles are fairly reasonable in some of their assumptions about new car discounts, the auto market is a lot more fluid than those formulas would lead you to believe.The only fool-proof way of knowing how much less than the MSRP you should be paying for a new car is to get several quotes from different...WW…
On Monday, the host of the podcast The Gist, Mike Pesca, introduced listeners to the show’s second season, picking up where he left off last February. At the time, he and the show were suspended by Slate, the magazine and podcast network where Pesca ran the program for some 1,400 episodes—a seven-year run he’s cheekily referring to now as the podcast’s first season. It’s a popular podcast that Pesca says has seen 100 million lifetime downloads with 20 million of those in 2020. The only difference between the two “seasons” is that Pesca will now oversee the show under his own media company,...…On Monday, the host of the podcast The Gist, Mike Pesca, introduced listeners to the show’s second season, picking up where he left off last February. At the time, he and the show were suspended by Slate, the magazine and podcast network where Pesca ran the program for some 1,400 episodes—a seven-year run he’s cheekily referring to now as the podcast’s first season. It’s a popular podcast that Pesca says has seen 100 million lifetime downloads with 20 million of those in 2020. The only difference between the two “seasons” is that Pesca will now oversee the show under his own media company,...WW…
