haha obviously you don't know nothin bout this. the stealership makes more money if they get you a higher interest rate. you think they gon negotiate in your favor when your already negotiating against them for the price of the car? and when you go in for financing at the stealership you payin full sticker.
downpayments on new cars...
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bimmers are aight my wife got a 745Li and she love that car...only other bimmer i would fuck wit is a 6 series. good ass credit alone ain't goin get your payments that low. if you lookin at that 6 series in the vid you posted up you better be prepared to break bread like starting at 70 racks type bread.
at that price you need to drop at least 5 figures with your A+ credit to get a decent monthly rate. if you got the bread to pay off the car like you say you do though there's no sense in financing a vehicle which you'll have to pay interest on and won't make you no money back. once you drive off that lot the price of your ride is going to decrease which is why vehicles are the worst investment you can make. since you asking these questions i take it you've never financed a ride on your own so don't forget to take into consideration luxury tax, sales tax, and insurance on that brand new luxury ride as well. anyways if you really do plan to buy any kind of ride when you deal with the salesmen always start with the manufacturer's price not the total price they give you on the bottom of the sticker. hope that shit helps mayn oh and how 40 say don't buy no $85,000 car before you buy a house! LMAO
at that price you need to drop at least 5 figures with your A+ credit to get a decent monthly rate. if you got the bread to pay off the car like you say you do though there's no sense in financing a vehicle which you'll have to pay interest on and won't make you no money back. once you drive off that lot the price of your ride is going to decrease which is why vehicles are the worst investment you can make. since you asking these questions i take it you've never financed a ride on your own so don't forget to take into consideration luxury tax, sales tax, and insurance on that brand new luxury ride as well. anyways if you really do plan to buy any kind of ride when you deal with the salesmen always start with the manufacturer's price not the total price they give you on the bottom of the sticker. hope that shit helps mayn oh and how 40 say don't buy no $85,000 car before you buy a house! LMAO
Right...but you dont pay full sticker when you get financing at the dealership...Most dealerships have a cudle system... credit union direct lending they do direct business with banks right there.....And if your smart and know what your credit score is, how can they get you on a high interest rate...(only if you let them)
For every thousand you put down your payment goes down 10 or 20 bucks....i dont which one exactly, ive been out the biz for a minute
For every thousand you put down your payment goes down 10 or 20 bucks....i dont which one exactly, ive been out the biz for a minute
FOOLS ARE TOO PASSIVE FUCKING WITH THEM CAR DEALERS...IF YOU GOT GOOD CREDIT THAT ALONE WILL MAKE THEM WANT TO CLOSE SOME TYPE OF DEAL...THEY SALAVITATE WHEN THEY SEE A GOOD CREDIT SCORE...THE LAST FEW RIDES I COPPED I ROLLED INTO THE DEALERSHIP TELLING EM I ALREADY HAD SOME GOOD OFFERS AND NUMBERS BUT WAS LOOKING FOR SOMETHING EVEN BETTER AND THAT A FRIEND SAID THEIR DEALERSHIP COULD BEAT THE OTHER OFFERS I RECEIVED...I'VE NEVER PAID STICKER PRICE FOR A RIDE EVER...GO IN THAT BITCH LOOKING TO COME UP NOT LOSE MONEY.