<prompt> Human: Yesterday I just bought a used car. It is a 2014 Ford Flex limited edition with 6,333 miles on it. Their internet price was 30,988. They absolutely would not budge on the price saying that had a no haggle policy. I was wondering if this was something you guys have encountered. After maybe an hour of me trying to get them drop the price the sales man came back and took off 88 dollars and said that is a first time we took money of a car after our no haggle police. It seems like a great deal but I was ready to haggle and knock them down at least a few thousand dollars but that just wouldnt budge. Im still thinking about it. Im just wondering rpersonalfinance s view on this. More on the car: The car is spotless and has been with one owner. They told me the previous owner traded in for a bigger car shortly after buying the Flex. It could have been that or a repo from the carfax they showed me. A brand new one looks to e about 39k.  <response>: Many places do not haggle anymore. Ive walked out on a few deals and they never budged. Im glad its moving that way because haggling to get a good deal favors very few. Id rather just have a reasonable price upfront. 