Believe it or not they don't. all that is stickered up on the cars is finance deals.Most cars in showrooms have details on the screen regarding the essentials.
Believe it or not they don't. all that is stickered up on the cars is finance deals.Most cars in showrooms have details on the screen regarding the essentials.
Still wouldn't want that as service.
Most cars in showrooms have details on the screen regarding the essentials.
Also unless the person is blind they can see what small cars are in a main dealer showroom![]()
Believe it or not they don't all they is stickered up on the cars is finance deals.
I was comparing a 8k beemer with a 8k newer car with warranty.
Dont get me wrong, I know what the "better" car is, but everybodys circumstances are different, hence the choice to buy newer with warranty.
I would have thought that was obvious fox[TW]Fox;17231247 said:This is wrong - they all have the list price including options. It is a legal requirement.
I would have thought that was obvious fox. But yes and the price to.
Jesus Christ Fox[TW]Fox;17231262 said:Including detailed CO2 and fuel economy stats as well - using the green-yellow-red charts also found on washing machines, freezers etc.
Iv never in 44 years ever known anyone with the nack of making any bad situation with money look so terrible as you
Its a ****ing art you got it down to now, sadly you are right about this again.
Especially when there's only 1 choice in each class of car!
If he's paying 9.5k for a 7k car, assuming he actually does pay it all off in 2 years, isn't he paying £2500 for holding onto that £1100, not £1500?[TW]Fox;17230678 said:I beleive he means he'll clear the owing balance.
Which is odd, really. Lets look at why.
The car is £7k. He claims he would rather spend the £7k cash he has on 'holidays and stuff'. This is the typical response of people justifying poor finance deals, but we'll leave that for another thread, but I look forward to seeing his holiday snaps either way.
So he buys it on finance for £9.5k, making sure he's taken in by the worst salesman trick in the book - quoting flat rate and implying its APR.
So, £9.5k owing. At £150 a month. He's going to pay it off, in full, after 2 years.
So, in 2 years time he'll have paid off £3600 and owe £5900 (Interest will be front loaded).
Which he's... just going to pay off. In cash. £5900. What about those holidays? If he's prepared to pay nearly £6k in cash to 'pay it off' in 2 years time why not just pay the £7k in cash now to own it outright? Instead he's basically paying £1500 for the privilage of having the extra £1100 he'd have to pay off now instead of in 2 years time available to him for 2 years.
Just.. what?!
Jesus Christ Fox. And that too
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Because I forgot about the rest? I am not lieing, I merely forgot.So why lie? No point telling people that it's only finance options when it's clearly not
Makes me wonder why I bother, the reaction doesn't seem very good. I thought it was a good thing to be doing.
I'm 15 but yeh I get your point. Unless I wish to get involved in experimenting with class A there is little else to do on weekends.It's commendable you've decided to make an effort at such a young age... but you're 13! Enjoy your childhood. You're going be doing this **** for the rest of your life anyway. weekends > unpaid assistant at Vauxhall dealers.
If he's paying 9.5k for a 7k car, assuming he actually does pay it all off in 2 years, isn't he paying £2500 for holding onto that £1100, not £1500?
I'm 15 but yeh I get your point. Unless I wish to get involved in experimenting with class A there is little else to do on weekends.
*facepalm*
Yep, working at vauxhall or class A. Those are the only choices, literally nothing else to do.