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The five golden rules of haggling. All right, let’s call it four (Nigel Kendall, The Guardian, 25/02/16) A new generation of car buyers seems to have lost the art of knocking down prices on purchases. These tips should help millennials get what they want for less. The report notes that 68% of 17- to 34-year-olds paid the asking price for their vehicles, compared with 42% of 45- to 64-year-olds. Bizarrely, it then claims that this is because younger people are better informed about the car they want and its true value before they step into a showroom, thanks to apps and websites such as those provided by … er, AutoTrader. If that’s the case, how come their parents are getting a better deal? What this really suggests, in an era of online price comparison, is that younger people perceive prices as non-negotiable, and the best thing unscrupulous car dealers can do is band together to raise prices without the fear of being knocked down. So, before the ghost of Arthur Daley rises to haunt our high streets again, here’s a guide to haggling for the 21st century. The source: http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/feb/25/five-rules-haggling-car-buyers-prices-millennials