Check Out This Quote From A Shady Dealer Who Doesn’t Understand What An Out-The-Door Price MeansFrom the headline of this article at Jalopnik.
上記の文で、out-the-door priceの意味は?
In the sentence above, what does "out-the-door price" mean?
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解答
意味:マイナビニュースによると、
車を買うときなどは、車体価格の上にオプションの料金、税金、手数料などもろもろ経費が追加され、つい「いったい全部でいくらなんですか?」なんて聞いちゃったり。
こんなときに便利なのが“What is the out the door price?”。
「正面玄関を出て行くときの値段はいくら?」がその意味で、これで「すべて含んだ最終金額」を尋ねられます。
“out the door price”はその頭文字をとって“OTD price”とも言います。
Answer
According to Car and Driver:The out the door price is the total amount of money you must pay when purchasing a new vehicle. It includes the MSRP of the vehicle, as well as additional fees that the dealership collects, such as:
• An extended warranty
• Dealer service fees
• Dealer handling fees
• Advertising fees
• Processing fees
Examples
- Sometimes abbreviated as OTD, the out-the-door price includes all taxes, fees and extras.
- One you will run into is the out-the-door price, commonly shortened to OTD price, which differs from a car’s sticker price.
- The sticker price is only part of a car's out-the-door price.
- When you go to a dealership to buy a car, you’ll likely hear a bunch of different acronyms and terms used to describe prices. Sticker price, MSRP and out-the-door price are just a few of the examples.
- An out-the-door price is what you pay at the dealership as the bottom line price for a vehicle, but this figure can be negotiated.
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