Yep. His offer is about right in-between when you are counting that so his offer seems reasonable. Bet he tells them to take the warranty off the table, then they will probably take it. Most people pay it when working from invoice. If you paid invoice minus that, then good for you, you did better than most.
No I can see it being that over invoice. I mean the dealer has to make some money right? I don't really care as long as they are up front about their fees. then I can make an educated decision on wether or not I am being treated fairly.
With the used Raptor I just bought, the (Nissan) dealer had added about $2000 to the price that we had agreed on (very top line of the buyers order). If I hadn't looked over the buyers order carefully they would have totally screwed me. Of course when I pointed it out they pretended it was just an honest mistake they missed... A**holes... If I hadn't caught it then it would have been too late. If I went a back a week later and complained, they would have said, "well you signed it..."
Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying all dealers are like this. I'm sure there are plenty of honest dealers that do fair and transparent business with their customers. I've just bought a lot of cars of the last few years and most of them, one way or another, tried to screw me.