To: SeekAndFind
So I should be able to pick up a cheap, nearly new car in the coming months if I pay cash?
4 posted on
11/30/2016 10:20:36 AM PST by
PGR88
To: PGR88
10 posted on
11/30/2016 10:21:36 AM PST by
WayneS
(An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile, hoping it will eat him last. - Winston Churchill)
To: PGR88
I always pay cash for my cars. They treat you better and you can boss the car guys around for better deals...
30 posted on
11/30/2016 10:40:29 AM PST by
max americana
(For the 9th time FIRED LIBERALS from our company at this election, and every election since 2008)
To: PGR88
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If you’ll settle for a little blister car.
Rottsa ruck on finding a big PU or SUV!
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36 posted on
11/30/2016 10:47:05 AM PST by
editor-surveyor
(Freepers: Not as smart as I'd hoped they'd be)
To: PGR88
Yes. The banks will repo and sell these cars fast. Especially towards the end of a model year.
Mortgages and car loans aren’t that big a risk to banks since there is something of value to repossess when the loan is defaulted.
GPS and plate scanners make repo just another simple bank transaction
42 posted on
11/30/2016 10:52:02 AM PST by
varyouga
To: PGR88
43 posted on
11/30/2016 10:52:20 AM PST by
knarf
To: PGR88
"So I should be able to pick up a cheap, nearly new car in the coming months if I pay cash?"
Cash is King.
And Always will be.
Even when they try and dethrone it.
45 posted on
11/30/2016 10:52:48 AM PST by
KC_Lion
("I'm a believer that you don't need a title, and you don't need an office to make a difference"~S.P.)
To: PGR88
According to financial guide Dave Ramsey, that’s the ONLY way you should ever purchase a car! Reliable, used, and pay CASH only. NEVER finance!
51 posted on
11/30/2016 11:00:12 AM PST by
hoagy62
("It's not the whole world gone mad. Just the people in it.")
To: PGR88
Cheap is unlikely - have you seen what they are asking for a two-year old with 40kish on it? Why would I pay 20k for that when I can get it new for 25k?
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