This. you can price, including out of state, etc. for in-demand models w/ price markups or inventory issues, this can be an eye opener. they e-mail you an invoice. that locks in a price. the prices are pretty decent, and benchmarked to invoice.
That link isn't working for me - "The Bank of America page you are trying to reach is not available. We apologize for the inconvenience..." Have another link?
That site will require that you are a Bank of America customer, though the link is unfortunately broken. If you are an AMEX, USAA, PenFed, or Consumer Reports customer instead, check out their respective car buying sites. They are variations on the same program.
Alternatively, https://www.truecar.com/ can be used by anyone, is mostly using the same data and dealer network, but the prices might be slightly higher.
This. you can price, including out of state, etc. for in-demand models w/ price markups or inventory issues, this can be an eye opener. they e-mail you an invoice. that locks in a price. the prices are pretty decent, and benchmarked to invoice.