adam greene
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- Sep 9, 2008
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has anyone ever dealt with them buying a car, how is there buy here pay here? do they have real high interest rates?
X2. I am in the car business as well and I know they charge 29% at ez way,you need to ask your self how bad you do want to get screwed. I hear from people every month wanting to get out of the p.o.s. they have bought there and paying the max on interest charges. and usually paid too much
like I was saying. you better check it over real well. they sale alot of junk. I just had a guy trying to trade an f250 diesel he got from them. he said it had been in the shop most of the 8 months he owned. he also showed me his bill of sale with the mileage on it when he got it. I dont think the 3000 miles he drove it in 8 months was worth iti was just wondering on there finacing, i can probley finace it through state employees thats where my jeep is throgh for 5%
like I was saying. you better check it over real well. they sale alot of junk. I just had a guy trying to trade an f250 diesel he got from them. he said it had been in the shop most of the 8 months he owned. he also showed me his bill of sale with the mileage on it when he got it. I dont think the 3000 miles he drove it in 8 months was worth it
x2. I had to get a car from a place like that here a few years ago and the rate was crazy. I got a decent deal on it and it was a good car. I had about a year left to go on it when someone decided they needed it more than I did. I had to DD my K5 from the end of March to August and that was rough. Like said above, be sure to check the vehicle over real good and get a carfax to CYA.buy here pay here = over priced cars with a crazy rate.
i had an ex girlfriend buy a saturn sc2 from them. and im agreeing with everyone else they have a bunch of JUNK. best bet is 2 check out the vehicle out real well and kno what to look for.
So at 29% rate, thats $1450 to finance a $5,000 car. Before you get into fees.
Compared to Credit Union's rate of 5%, and Thats $250 to finance a $5000 car.
at 29% you would actually pay $7560 for a $5000 car if financed for 3 years.
at 5% you would actually pay $5400 for the same car and term