okay, someone who knows about financing, please explain what is going on here...
so I've found several listings like this on autotrader
http://www.trader.ca/powerpage/detai...4&adid=6917454
according to that you buy the car for 26k, but it also talks about financing options. It says that I can finance for 72 months, with a 5900 dollar down, at $528 dollars a month. And it say this is at 8%. How is this possible? Okay, so this is canada and taxes are high (13%) but even so (26000x1.13)1.08=31730
Compare that to what you'd actually be paying (528x72)+5900=43916
what gives? Is this a scam? Or are these hidden fees normal in financing?
http://www.trader.ca/powerpage/detai...4&adid=6917454
according to that you buy the car for 26k, but it also talks about financing options. It says that I can finance for 72 months, with a 5900 dollar down, at $528 dollars a month. And it say this is at 8%. How is this possible? Okay, so this is canada and taxes are high (13%) but even so (26000x1.13)1.08=31730
Compare that to what you'd actually be paying (528x72)+5900=43916
what gives? Is this a scam? Or are these hidden fees normal in financing?
Says $132/Wk., which equals $572/Mo. @ 7.5% for 72Mo. This means you're financing $31,082, plus $5900 down = $36982 purchase price.
Ad says, "5 TO CHOOSE FROM $25,887". This means they have 5 cars for sale, the cheapest one is $25,887. This does not mean the advertised car is that much.
If you're gonna shop for a car, it behooves you to lean how to speak "slimeball" so you can translate the fine print.
Ad says, "5 TO CHOOSE FROM $25,887". This means they have 5 cars for sale, the cheapest one is $25,887. This does not mean the advertised car is that much.
If you're gonna shop for a car, it behooves you to lean how to speak "slimeball" so you can translate the fine print.
yeah, after I posted I figured they calculated the mythical interest rate without the down included so its really much higher. So this would be more akin to a scam than being typical, right?
The seller assumes that the buyer is more interested in payment amount rather than purchase price. A sad technique for buyers, and one which dealers are quick to capitalise.
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hmmm, okay. Well, given that the downpayment would push total payment of this car over 40+ grand....I don't see how people would buy this over other financed 350z's from other dealers that reduce the downpayment from the purchase price and set a rate over that price.
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