people making wild ass purchases

hes better to drop the 20 large into what he owes refinance

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I’m confused, does this guy sell cars or give financial advice, or both? If he selling cars, are you telling me his fan shopped him knowing full well he wasn’t gonna get the deal? That would piss me off.

Gat damn, 20% 😳

I’m not at all positive that’s correct. 620 credit score with 24 to 26,000 down should be no problem getting him into a loan at seven or 8%. 20% seems to be like a really long reach. Would that be because he’s planning on using it for business or is it like that other states?

Unless you can pay cash for a car, buying one on financing is asinine.

At least he is being honest

lol car salesmen in the US are the biggest frauds!!

Financial literacy needs to be taught in school

I can buy a new dump truck for $250k and get $135 an hour x 50-60 hours a week.

20% on a car loan? What the F are people doing? The mafia didn’t even gauge people that bad for a loan. These banks need to be stopped