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Originally Posted by GrandSportC3
Let's say that the car is listed for $39999.
You show up at the dealership and want to close the deal.
You have no trade and bring your Credit Union financing.
You want to close the deal at the $39999 + tax, title and dealer fee and you are told. You are not trading anything, therefore the price is now $41999.. You are not financing with us, the price you pay before tax, title and dealer fee is now $42999. That's what I have an issue with.
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Your argument is that you don't get money for your trade... when you don't have one?
Your argument is that you don't get a discount for financing... when you don't use the financing?
Holy shit.
That has nothing to do with "fine print". That's your inability to read very basic information.
EVERY PENNY IS ACCOUNTED FOR ON THE BILL OF SALE.
How in the shit could you possibly make the argument that they are "sneaking things in the fine print"?