He Financed A Dodge Charger For 84 Months And Owes $83,000...

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• AR

  @arroganthero5096 · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  Maybe I’m missing something, but doc fees are stupid. Why am I paying you extra to do paperwork you’re already required to do to sell me the car? That’s literally part of your job.

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• AV

  @AV-wn7xz · 2 weeks ago

  $1000 dollar doc fee is insane...

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• AS

  @asterisk4424 · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  $1000 doc fee is BS and you know it, just cash straight to the dealers pockets.

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• DS

  @ds2k15 · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  Buy a car with the 8k, save up what would have been the payment for 3 years, then buy another cash car.

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• OC

  @ocdetails · 2 weeks ago

  I call BS on the temp tag guy.  Cops aren't just letting you drive around on fake temp tags.  BS he has called the bank or any lawyers and is still dealing with this a year later.  That one has to be straight made up because none of that makes any sense at all.  Dude is driving a stolen car with fake tags.  The first time he gets pulled over with tags that don't match the car it is going to be impounded.

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• FR

  @fringeminority5676 · 2 weeks ago

  $1,000 doc fee is robbery

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• MB

  @MBGolfer · 2 weeks ago

  The last thing I want is all those lights and electronics. That is asking for trouble. I dont want them. More expense for BS. No thanks!

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• CK

  @ckarlgo · 2 weeks ago

  Having just purchased a Durango (new), I am shocked at these interest rates. 5.99% gave me heartburn. I know I could have probably gotten a lower rate near the holidays, but since I has a specific trim (GT Premium V8 hemi) that I wanted, I didn't want to risk not being able to get what I wanted. I don't understand how people ever get a car paid off at 20% interest.

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• KE

  @kendricanderson812 · 2 weeks ago

  I can't believe how ignorant people about interest rates. Why did he buy another car when he already had another Volkswagen?

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• JE

  @jerlewis4291 · 12 days ago

  Just remember if you’ve got $8,000 you can either buy a cash car (hopefully from a reputable dealer) or you can take that and put it down on a $12-13,000 used car and that expands your options. You’ll be approved with over 50% down<br><br>Even if they hit you with 18% you’re looking at a payment less than $120.00 for 48 months. Doing this really helps build your credit. Just buy something dependable.

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• GE

  @geary-h8v · 10 days ago

  Never buy a car from a dealership never,, stick to used cars,, never pay over 6 grand,, take it to a trusted mechanic before you buy,, drive it for 5 years,, sell it for 5 grand and buy another,, this way you will never get ripped off

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• ED

  @edwardkrochmal8268 · 2 weeks ago

  Years ago, I had a 1982 Mercury Capri, and paid off on a loan. Was out in1986 looking for a car. Came across a year old Ford Mustang Gt. I really liked it, but interest rates were high back then, like 9%. After the agreement for the vehicle was final. The interest rate was 23% for me. I asked it they could hold the vehicle for 2&apos;days. I went to my Credit Union and it came in like 14%. Banks were paying 8% on your money in Banks.

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