Should I regret my C8 ordered?
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2 weeks ago my dealer said 5.99%. I told him I'd rather hook on the streets. And no Rruuff. No coupons, no promo codes...
I would always suggest that in order to get the lowest rates, you need to have a HELOC. Borrowing against a home with significant equity is always your cheapest finance option. Going rate for 5-year HELOCS could be as low as prime -1% to prime+1% so maybe 2%- 4%. Then you have payment flexibility. Requires discipline to keep paying down or it becomes a permanent CDO.
*yawn*
Seeing the reaction of denying someone a coupon is worth getting up in the morning and putting yourself out there...
But what if they come up with the cash? Start slow with Cube if that's still a thing.
Just a guess Paul but am guessing if you decide to hook on the streets you will starve to death before you see your car....
You sir are correct. My street walking days ended with the approval of methadone...
l put a down payment on a 2025 Zora 3months ago so hopefully l will not have to go through this s**t again with my next car, l should be out of jail by then LOL . And what is the deception on how many allotments BC got@mark sennuck
96 is an outright LIE...another victim of blatant Brian Cullen deception
Ca$h under the table can quickly move you up the li$t (ask me how I know)
Did not get member ship by being a wimp .
how@mark sennuck
96 is an outright LIE...another victim of blatant Brian Cullen deception
Ca$h under the table can quickly move you up the li$t (ask me how I know)
Talk is bullshit show me how bro@mark sennuck
96 is an outright LIE...another victim of blatant Brian Cullen deception
Ca$h under the table can quickly move you up the li$t (ask me how I know)
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Not sure how much profit you would get after the tax man gets in on the action. In Ontario we pay 13% on the value of the car. Then if you buy another car add another 13%. Buying two new cars at around $100,000 each and you are tossing away $26,000.00 to the government in taxes. Not to mention PDI and destination charges and what ever else the dealership can nickel and dime you on in the process.
You arrange the transaction prior to picking up and taking delivery to avoid the taxes. Simple
What dealer will allow you to do that given the huge built up demand for this car? They have a contractual obligation to allow YOU to buy the car on the sold Workbench order at MSRP. I would not expect any dealer to allow you to assign your rights to title to another purchaser that you are marking up and profiting from. They can easily release you from the deal and mark it up and sell themselves. My dealer told me that they would buy my car back anytime. They don't have to pay tax as they are registered for HST and get an ITC. I may be wrong.
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