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re: Does paying with cash vs check or card for big purchases still hold sway?
Posted on 5/21/24 at 4:17 pm to TrapperJohn
Posted on 5/21/24 at 4:17 pm to TrapperJohn
Car dealerships are probably the only place that don't prefer cash. The finance guy makes money off of the spread between the bank's rate and what he quotes you. Last time I purchased a new vehicle I went in with a pre-approval from my credit union. The finance guy quoted me his best rate from Hancock/Whitney and I told him I had a better rate. He then matched the pre-approval rate. I probably should have haggled him a little and told him for the same rate I'd rather be able to auto-draft from my checking account.
I would bet if you went into someplace like Rooms to Go where they have zero percent financing and offered to pay cash, they would give you a few percentage points discount.
I would bet if you went into someplace like Rooms to Go where they have zero percent financing and offered to pay cash, they would give you a few percentage points discount.
Posted on 5/21/24 at 4:36 pm to CubsFanBudMan
I just bought a new car 2 months ago and the dealer wouldn't let me finance through them lmao. It was so fricking weird. They said they would ONLY do a cash deal since I was planning on registering the car in a different state.
Never heard anything like it. This was a honda franchise dealer.
I asked the salesman if his finance guy knew he was telling me it was cash or nothing. He said that was a new dealership policy because they "had gotten burned" on people taking cars out of state and not paying TTL or some bullshite.
I've bought like 5 different cars out of state and I've never run across this.
Never heard anything like it. This was a honda franchise dealer.
I asked the salesman if his finance guy knew he was telling me it was cash or nothing. He said that was a new dealership policy because they "had gotten burned" on people taking cars out of state and not paying TTL or some bullshite.
I've bought like 5 different cars out of state and I've never run across this.
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