Thread: test drove an 03 gtp

$4500 for a 2000?

Crack kills.

Dudes got some nice work done to it that's why I posted it. Oh go to your bank get your own loan save a lil on interest and have more room to haggle at a dealer

I've never had to have a cosigner on any credit I have ever had, and I got my first loan at 19.

They mark cars up like that because most banks won't finance a car under $5k. So if you want a $4k car but have to finance it you'd have to add a grand on to the price, which most people wouldn't do. So the dealership does it for you more or less.
But that price is steep find the combo of the newest/lowest mileage car for around 5k.

Originally Posted by Durk Diggler

They mark cars up like that because most banks won't finance a car under $5k. So if you want a $4k car but have to finance it you'd have to add a grand on to the price, which most people wouldn't do. So the dealership does it for you more or less.
But that price is steep find the combo of the newest/lowest mileage car for around 5k.

People looking to finance a $4000 car are probably going to have to take the loan out to cover everything, including the so called "dealer fees" so that still makes it difficult, if not impossible, to get a loan on an overpriced car. Thats all they are doing is making more money on the car.

Then sell your 300 for $3900. Ive sold a few cars while I still had a loan. Its easy. I pretty much refuse to trade except my last car. I screwed thwem