What are some FatFire things to buy at a discount during a recession?

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Cars.com

[c] Last year about this time, I was considering replacing my suv. Would be a good year because my business income was up and a SEC179 write-off would be nice. I had a cars.com robot monitoring Range Rover Sport vehicles at a certain price point. No rush just looking. And I suddenly noticed that 2020 RR Sport vehicles were dropping in price even though the overall market was strong. I started looking at this weekly. And I figured out what was happening --- an algo was making a mistake. Hertz had 2020 RR Sports coming off rent and were putting them up for sale. In the SE it was 10+ per week. And they didn't sell very fast. So the Hertz algo kept lowering the price. So I bought a pristine 2020 RR Sport with 20k miles for $66k AND they gave me a trade on my 2016 LR4 that was more than I paid for it. And 90 days later these vehicles were $12k higher. Still pretty high a year later.

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Camelcamelcamel

There are tools that anyone can use. For small stuff try camelcamelcamel.com. There are sites that will help you get good price discovery, see this: https://www.rather-be-shopping.com/blog/amazon-hack-that-finds-the-lowest-price/.

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