The following example clarifies how pricing in used-vehicle purchasing is handled.
Vehicle Master:
(Set type VSS_V_IPRICES)

Purchasing Price Estimated:	EUR 22000	15.08.06
Purchasing Price Aimed:	EUR 20500
Sales Price Estimated:	24000	15.08.06
Sales Price Aimed:	24500

Missing Handover Articles:
(Set type VSS_V_IOPTIONS)

Missing Car Key	EUR 100
Missing Service Booklet	EUR 150
Missing Warning Triangle	EUR 20 (Not relevant to PO)

Service Notification D3:

Scratches Left Front Door	EUR 800
Rust Right Back Fender	EUR 650
Holes Left Front Seat	EUR 200

Purchasing Price Estimated -> Preliminary PO Price
Purchasing price (estimated)	EUR 22000
- Damage	EUR 800
- Damage	EUR 650
- Damage	EUR 200
- Missing car key	EUR 100
- Missing service booklet	EUR 150
Preliminary PO price	EUR 20100

Purchasing price (aimed)	EUR 20500
- Preliminary PO price	EUR 20100
Dealer Cost	EUR 400

Purchasing Price Estimated -> Aimed PO Price
Purchasing price (estimated)	EUR 22000
- Damage	EUR 800
- Damage	EUR 650
- Damage	EUR 200
- Missing car key	EUR 100
- Missing service booklet	EUR 150
+ Dealer Cost	EUR 400
PO price (aimed PO price)	EUR 20500

Note

Additional items are created in the purchase order for missing handover articles. Vehicle damages are handled as conditions on vehicle item level. This means that whilst missing handover articles only reduce the vehicle purchase price, damages not only reduce the purchase price but also the value of the vehicle in stock (vehicle valuation type).

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