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I agree that it is unnecessary and borderline misleading. They will display the amount you actually have to pay, though. On the flip side: you don't have to de
by outworlder 8y ago
I agree that it is unnecessary and borderline misleading. They will display the amount you actually have to pay, though.
On the flip side: you don't have to deal with dealerships, which are _much worse_
You just configure the car, give your credit card information, and done. This is unlike most other manufacturers which, even if they do give you a quote, will then hand you off to shady salespeople.
- dwighttk 8y agoI feel like I’m taking crazy pills now, who is paying for their car using a credit card? I must just be out of touch.
- natch 8y agoThey can take online payment from a bank account (such as after you’ve deposited a check from an auto loan) or they can take a physical bank draft (such as you would get from an auto loan) upon delivery. They drive the car to you either on a truck or on its own wheels, you do some paperwork, and 15 minutes later the delivery driver either hops in a Lyft or gets back in the semi truck. I’m sure credit card would work too if you had a high enough limit but those are the other options.
- dwighttk 8y agoOh ok. Makes more sense.
- greglindahl 8y agoYou give a deposit at order time, it’s reasonable to do that with a credit card.