Sep 9, 2019
7:15:25pm
7:15:25pm
That’s a different issue. It’s true that the manufacturer will only let you take
one (not both) of the incentives the manufacturer is offering. And I agree that it’s usually better to take the cash.
But that doesn’t mean the taking one of the manufacturer’s incentives means you are leaving money on the table with the dealership, which is a separate entity.
But that doesn’t mean the taking one of the manufacturer’s incentives means you are leaving money on the table with the dealership, which is a separate entity.
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POLL: You're buying a $30,000-$50,000 car. You have this amount saved up to pay it in cash. Your dealer is offering 0% financing. You also have a 2.5% savings account rate.
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