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Well, does 'cash' mean physical cash or does it mean 'not on credit'? You're assuming the latter, but that doesn't make any sense, because buying on credit is e
by Confusion 15y ago
Well, does 'cash' mean physical cash or does it mean 'not on credit'? You're assuming the latter, but that doesn't make any sense, because buying on credit is effectively buying for more 'cash', just spread over some time (taking net values of later amounts into account of course). So I assume it means the former.
- nostrademons 15y agoMeans "not on credit". And I don't see why that doesn't make sense, because if buying on credit = buying for more 'cash', why would you want to pay more for the car?
- Confusion 15y agoYou wouldn't and it also wouldn't be considered showoffy, so I don't think that's the intended meaning.