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Why wouldn't they take cash then? If they don't have to give the incentives, that's more money in their pocket.
by rplst8 9y ago
Why wouldn't they take cash then? If they don't have to give the incentives, that's more money in their pocket.
- rdtsc 9y agoThey bank on screwing people over with financing. I didn't tell them how I'd be paying until we were signing paperwork already. He wasn't happy to hear a I will be writing a check. Then I refused to sign the arbitration agreement and he really got mad, but oh well I got the car anyway. However it wasn't a pleasant experience overall.
- Broken_Hippo 9y agoSome simply aren't willing to do the paperwork one must do with transfers over 10k. More importantly, they make more money off of the loans than they do with cash. This is true even if they must repo the car later on - they can often sue you for at least part of the total cost, minus the amount they sell the car for (that last bit might vary by state, though).