4 things to Never Buy in The Finance Office when buying a car.
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2020
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After you buy a car your next stop is the finance office. Here is where they will present you with a menu of options. These are the top 4 items to never buy in the f&i office when you are buying a new or used car.
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1) NEVER answer the question.. what do you want your payment to be? 2) KNOW what the vehicle you are purchasing is worth, used or new. 3) if you have a trade, know what that is worth as well. 4) ONLY PAY FOR THE VEHICLE PURCHASE PRICE, TAXES, LICENSING FEES, AND A 75 DOLLAR DOC FEE. Period.
They always ask that and I always say $200 on any new vehicle.😁 That really sets them off, telling me to be reasonable. But that the only amount I give them. Making them come up with figures that I decide on.
Doc fee isn't 75 here
Doc fees vary by state
@@mZToyadiva101 You tell them the final bottom line out the door number you are going to pay. Let them figure it out. If they can't then walk.
I just purchased a 17 Cherokee 2 weeks ago. I knew how much my 10 Compass was worth as trade in. they tried to low ball me at $800 when it was worth $2500 trade in. I told them at least $2000 trade or I walk. got $2700 in the end.
#1 (0:55) GPS/LoJack
#2 (2:18) Paint protection
#3 (4:53) Dealership accessories
#4 (6:31) Disability insurance
#5 (8:00) Payment packing
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God bless you
Thank you
I tried buying a new Chevy Spark where I live in California. The dealer refused to remove the extras (paint protection, ...) from the contract and I walked out. Since they didn't chase me down in the parking lot, I can only assume they were confident someone else would fall for the scam.
I work for a car dealership and I'll give you a bonus one. Never ever ever get rust proofing at the dealership. Its way overpriced and typically the guy that sprays it gets paid on a per car basis so it's in his best interest to work really fast and ends up being a really crappy job.
Saw a $995 add on sticker for Nitrogen at a Nissan dealership in Kansas city North. Laughed and walked away thanks in part to your video.
I never ever buy anything else when I reach the finance office, and it gets annoying when I have to keep telling these idiots over and over again, I do not buy extended warranties, I do not buy paint/cloth, etc, protection. I just want the vehicle for the agreed upon price. I once told a finance guy that if he kept asking I would walk. If after 3 years 36k miles you feel the need for coverage buy carshield insurance or some other warranty that is offered by a ton of places now. Also GAP can be purchased through your insurance if needed. I have purchased a dozen or so new vehicles over the years and never once needed to use an extended warranty.
Do you think it’s best to get GAP insurance through our insurance company? Do all provide it?
@@jessicam522 if u can go through them then do it. I had a chance to long ago but never did it. Now my insurance won’t offer it anymore since they changed a few stuff. Other than that get it from the dealership. It’s probably worth it at the end.
I helped a coworker buy a used car the other day. I noticed it had the VIN etching on it. When we went into the finance office they tried to sell it to her again. If you go to buy a car my suggestion is to have an objective wingman with you. A purchase like that is stressful and your not thinking right.
I just want to say thanks! I’m in my 50’s and have new cars every 4 years or so. I always went in with the “I don’t want my payment to be above X dollars”. This time I decided I was gonna do it right. I binge watched tons of your videos and feel like I got a good deal. That being said, the Finance Manager tried to pull a fast one on me with the numbers and I called his bluff. He stammered and tried to get me to just go with it but nope....I didn’t. I got up to leave and he somehow was able to “fix” the issue after his manager made a “special exemption”. Through it all, I even ended up with a lower interest rate than was initially given. And I said “NO” 468, 294 times to all the extras. He tried but I kept firm.
I have been binge watching these videos also. Now I will be prepared when I walk into the dealership.
now your motor will blow and you'll wish you bought that extended warranty.
If you bought vehicles with the best long term dependability, Toyota/Lexus, you wouldn’t have to buy a new vehicle every four years, which BTW is throwing away a lot of money over a lifetime via depreciation!!! Quit buying junk! I have a sister in law that buys a new Chevy truck every three years because she refuses to not have a warranty. She needs that warranty because that POS always needs something worked on. Meanwhile her sister with the Toyota RAV4 that she bought new in 2007 has 180k miles and still runs like brand new and has never required any repairs, just oil changes, brakes and tires! Most Toyota’s are trouble free for many many miles!
@@trailerparkcryptoking5213 I didn't ask for financial advice from you. I'm not buying junk! You have no clue what I'm buying so I'm not sure where you get off thinking you do. I like a new car every 4 years or so and can afford to have one if I want. I don't HAVE to get a new one when I do. I WANT to! And BTW, I've owned a Toyota and a Lexus as well as others. If all the vehicles I owned, the Toyota caused me the most issues.
@@amyhammer2707 you maintained your Toyota like your finances.....😂😂😂
Your finance guys must love you at the dealership...
They do, he sales a ton of cars!
@@masonbrown188 he probably gets paid on backend products that the F.I. guys sells he's a disgrace to his dealership! I'd fire his ass if I was his G.M.
lorenmorgan2010 he also only mentioned a bunch of stupid up sells like “paint protection” and “accessories” LOL...... he didn’t mention the real things not to buy at the dealership like Extended Warranties and Gap Insurance where the mark ups are insane!!!
He only tells you not to buy the shit they don't sell. All the scams they run he won't mention.
@@dfana8999 true there are higher margins in Service contracts and Gap insurance but to me are both very necessary to buy...but just negotiate the price of them like any other products you buy from other retailers...the worst calls I get from customers is the ones I get about asking if they had Gap insurance on their loan and seeing they didn't and there's been a total loss and you know their about to pay a deficiency balance because more than likely they rolled negative equity over or just the massive amounts of depreciation all these new cars have! Or someone walking from the service department asking me do they have an extended warranty on their car because the service writer just told them they needed hundreds or thousands of dollars in repairs...thats why those products are needed! But somewhere along the way people just thought the car industry is the only that "rips" people off?! Hell any thing thats an insurance is marked up a ton. Try going to your State Farm or Nationwide and ask them for a discount because you think its too much...they'll look at like your crazy! And half the time theyll deny your claim or find a reason to if you ever have to use them! Think a little more people and try and be objective!!!
Best move of all is to go get pre-approval on a loan from a bank (or best of all, your credit union) before you even go to the dealership. That way, you have most of the leverage from the get-go.
Exactly
Having a pre-approval gives you no leverage, it actually gives you complete opposite. It’s like paying cash for a vehicle, which is definitely not a good route to go.
@@F2Ptwisted y is paying cash not a good route?
@@1Blackamerican Because there’s savings if you finance then you could just pay it off the after like 2-3 months
@@F2Ptwisted I hear u. But if I pay it off n 2/3 months. There’s interest that I wouldn’t pay if paying the car off n full. How do you save when you’re getting financed through a dealership or credit union?
Thank you for this. I went in for an $8,900 car at a dealership and all of a sudden my payment plan was $300 and the car became around 14K...Yeah, not for me.
It’s called interest plus tax and fees.
Compound Interest plus taxes, registration and fees. It adds up. So research how much the car will actually be.
You are a very rare species sir in your business industry, please don’t get extinct by the greed of this world. Honest and righteousness will gain you lots of true clients and success. Wish you the best.
God bless.
I’ve worked in 4 dealerships and we need more people like you to keep it real and help educate the customers! Much respect to you and love the amazing content
You should open a channel too
About 10 years ago I was asked to buy 3 or 4 additional items in the finance office. I told the finance manager that I was at his dealership that day to buy a car not a bunch of worthless items that I don't need. He didn't really listen to what I just said and continued to try to sell to me another item. So I got up and started to walk out. He asked where I was going and I told him that I was going to another dealer. He finally figured out what I was saying and I bought the car as the sales person wrote up. I got what I wanted.
End if story, well sort of, why is buying a car like pulling teeth? If I buy a house there is a negotiation period but there usually isn't a hard sell to buy additional unwanted items or a bunch of BS fees to pay. When will dealerships change?
Last fall I bought a Lexus from a small dealership selling only luxury cars. Their sales tactic was the sales price is the final and only price. Take it or leave it. The Lexus was under priced and the only thing negative was the color. About three weeks later the owner called and said he got one in the color I wanted. I'll I had to do was come in and sign papers on the newer car. One small catch, the newer one was two thousand more. I kept the first one but may return one day.
From watching this, I'm super proud of my dealership. As someone who is about to be promoted to finance, this is mind blowing how transparent my dealership is. We don't markup rate. Whatever you get approved on, that's the rate you get. We don't sell accessories in finance at all. Of the paint protection, we sell the one he recommended. We also teach to show the base payment upfront. Lojack has some extra benefits but it's not a hard sale. With Toyota vehicles, the tracking services come standard on the highest trim levels, they aren't available on the base model.
When I bought my 2021 F250 6.7L last March I told the salesman to tell the finance guy no sales pitches. Just close the loan as agreed or we’re going to have a problem. And he did just that. I also tell them that unless they’re going to make half my payment there are to be zero things on the truck that markets the dealership. I never understand people who allow themselves to be rolling billboards for car dealerships with stickers, mud flaps and license plate frames. In my 55 years of car ownership I’ve always changed the oil every 3 months or 3,000 miles. Some say this is wasteful but it’s my thing and I’m sticking with it. Since at this stage of my life this will be the last truck I’ll ever need or buy and due to the high cost of a Diesel engine oil change I did know ahead of time I wanted their lifetime oil change program that allows an oil and filter change every 3 months regardless of mileage. For me the payback is less than 2 years.
Thanks Mike! i went through this yesterday. i was like No, No, No, and they eventually stopped.
Every time they ask what you want the monthly payment to be I ask them something very uncomfortable or simply tell them it’s none of their business. I really push to know what the msrp is with the legalities added, the out-the-door price. Nothing else matters to me in a purchase.
Please provide example of the very uncomfortable thing you ask them 😅
I love all these tips. They helped me a ton when I bought my car.
Very good advice. When i purchased my 2014 CTSV, the finance guy was brutal. My first mistake was purchasing “Auto Armor” which was a huge mistake. I already planned on getting my car ceramic coated and i figured i could roll this into my loan when he suggested it. I was so anxious and excited that i opted into that which now was a HUGE waste of money. I wasn’t too impressed with it and ended up getting it actually ceramic coated a month later. The finance guy also tried really hard on the life insurance which i refused to get. My sales guy was great but that finance guy was a pain in the ass. The following year when i purchased a new Sonata for a DD, they were much better than the caddy dealer. All they wanted to push on me was some wheel warranty which i refused.
GAP insurance and extended warranties are often scams. There are so many clauses that all must be satisfied for most warranties to be covered. You're better off getting mechanical breakdown insurance through your car insurance
Gingerbeard Man I wish the Chevy would expounded more on these gimmicks than the 4 he explained . ( Full insurance from your insurance company covers most of everything and you pay for it once not twice no double dipping )
@@MrKeithmckenzie Well, if you have a $0 deductible... most of us have to pay the deductible, then you must weight the deductible vs the cost of not filing a claim and risking your rates to increase or they dropping you... So, in my opinion the best choice is to sell the vehicle before the 3 year/36,000 mile bumper to bumper warranty expires... or maybe lease it...
My friend bought GAP insurance, and it saved him from paying the remaining balance. His SUV was totaled, and GAP paid the rest.
@@thundergato84 you are exactly right if we don't put down a large down payment pick up Gap but do not pay 895 pay 450 to 500
all extended warranties are a scam. Those warranties state that parts that are being covered are non-tear and wear! but the whole car is tear and wear item :D never buy any extended warranty :)
I purchased the 5 year tire, wheel and windshield coverage. Already had 3 tires replaced and 1 rim replaced due to damage while driving, at no additional cost. It also cover minor dings and dents, and will replace your key up to 3 times with no deductible. Just with the rim replacement the coverage already paid for itself
You rock! Thanks man! I watch EVERY video you publish.
Love your videos. They really helped me the last time I bought a car. Thank you
They all hate me cause I do all my Financing through USAA, I have never taken dealer loans
I watched your videos before I bought a new car over the July 4 weekend, I went in confident and made sure I was able to get the best deal possible and was able to wiggle more value in my trade in. Thanks!
You want max value for your used vehicle, sell it yourself.
Saving to buy my first car. Im so glad your channel popped up on my recommendations
Your Honesty has me SOLD!!
Thanks for the info chevy dude!
Looking forward to buying my next Corvette from you! Thanks!!
I like the behind the scenes perspective. Thank you, just subscribed
Just buy from carvana, 100 day warranty, often free delivery, no bs add ons and 100 days or 4K mile warranty. Also bs on the warranties. Often the warranties are not from the Chevy, Ford , etc but some third party that may not cover the repairs. Most people never use the warranties and if they do the cost to fix it typically less than the warranty. Dave Ramsey- “I don’t buy warranties”
Im going to the dealer within a week. This is excellent info in my pocket...
Dont buy a t shirt from a car salesman. Lol.
Thanks Chevy dude. Helpful as always
As always. Great video, very informative. 👍🏽
Thanks so much for the tips. Was helpful when buying my daughters car. Let me know that Progressive Auto Group in Massillon Ohio was actually treating me fair and on the up and up. Great car, nice people!
I work at a dealership here in AZ and the biggest ripoffs that my dealership sells are an overpriced theft system, window tint and the paint protection. Not even worth the money. Keep up the awesome vids!
What dealership do you work at? I’m thinking of buying a vehicle but I’m scared of a dealership lol
@@gladisrodriguez2010 same, lol..... my Jeep was hit by an idiot on the 60, now might be in the market for another one. Hate buying.
@@MetroCollectablesandvlogs Hopefully you don't need to buy a new car Dealerships charge so much! verified by me lol
@@gladisrodriguez2010 Hi there, I just received a call today from the Collison pl and they are 99% its going to be totaled.... now I think i will have to. any tips? I dont want used because it will be my work horse. While the Maserati stays in the garage, lol. I go down a lot of dirt roads, etc... T.I.A. :)
It’s nice that they even give people an option for all these things. Most dealerships will already do all of that work and put it into the final price and you have no say to remove them.
Awesome information man!
Always good advice.... Thank you
I’m learning so much from this guy, thx for all these lessons, I’m binge watching many of your videos right now.
I repeat do not buy an extended warranty . You will either trade the vehicle in before the warranty is up or you can pay for one cash or on a credit card with 0% interest right around the time your factory warranty runs out. Trust that the dealership will send you reminders and offers just to remind and solicit you.
It depends on your needs. I buy vehicles with the intentions of keeping them 8-10 years, which is longer than most manufacturer warranties. Also, buying warranties three, four, five years later means the price of the warranties goes up as the vehicle ages and mileage starts piling up. It's really no different than your health insurance premium going up as you age. I tend to buy warranties at the time of buying a vehicle that overlaps the manufacture one. While I dont like overlapping, in the long run it is cheaper, since as I stated, the cost goes up as the vehicle ages.
great vid and great info.ty
Awesome video thanks for sharing!!!!
Never, never, NEVER finance at the dealer. Go online with what you think you can afford for payments, put that payment in and figure out what the total price will be. Then visit a local credit union, and apply for that amount. The credit union will not lie to you regarding your best interest rate. EVERY finance guy will lie about the rate you can get. You have excellent credit and qualify for 1.9%?? The F&I guy will say you qualify for 2.9, or 3.9 and make money on your ignorance of your credit rating.
If you must finance at the dealer, never negotiate on the payment!! Find out your credit score, then negotiate the price of the vehicle. You are playing a losers game if you negotiate the payment. The only time I would consider financing at the dealer is if they had a 0% deal, and I would only finance if they were also offering thousands off MSRP. Unfortunately most dealers will offer 0% OR thousands off. It is a much better deal to get the thousands off and finance at 1.9% through my credit union.
Dealer financing can be be very good if you know how to play the hand. I have 840 credit score, go to my CU first and find out what type of rate they will give me. Then, at the dealer F&I guy, ask him what is the best “buy rate” he can offer you? See how that compares to your CU rate, most times you can get a lower rate with good/great credit at the dealer.
Yesterday, I saw an addendum sticker of a new car for $999 that included window tint, paint protection, and powertrain warranty. They said they could reduce the price to $500 if I really had a problem with it. I didn't believe him and the sales manager was kinda rude, so I figured that they were trying to screw me over and walked out of that dealership.
Happened to us yesterday, but they were trying to add $2400 for accessories and paint protection that wasn’t even on the car yet. I asked to have the price removed because we didn’t want any of it anyways and it wasn’t installed yet. They told us no and it has to be installed because they do it on all their cars. We left
A power train warranty for $500 lmao
I visited a car lot yesterday with the same limbo-jumbo here in Dallas. They were charging $6,995 for window tint, scotch guard, wheel locks. Ended up walking away, but not before that amount was reduced to ZERO.
Thanks for the tips. 😃
I blew this channel off the first two times I watched but you have me now. Stuff I learned elsewhere but you have reinforced those tips. I’ll watch more closely now. Subscribe as well, bell on Txs so much
The 73 dislikes are finance mangers.
lol
There is one proper way to do paint protection. You find a GOOD shop (ask around). It’s a 3 step process. Paint correction (where they basically polish out the paint - it usually comes from the factory pretty bad), then paint protection film , then ceramic coat. Find someone who loves cars to do it. I’d never let a dealership do it. I don’t even let them wash the car.
always like the videos great stuff for sure!
Love your videos. Thanks
Don’t buy the tire Insurance Unless you buy a Camaro and drive behind a truck with full nail boxes.
Shiiiiid I purchased tire insurance thru Lexus and never purchased a set of tires in 5 years.
Its actually not a bad thing, all you have to do is buy a box of nails and drive over a couple
Straight talk, legitimate dealer!👍...there's no more negotiating the sticker price so as buyers these are the only things we can do.
Awesome thanks Chevy dude.
Thanks for the information!
I got convinced to buy a ceramic coat for my truck. It was late and really didn't have time to research them. One thing I learned was the particular brand required PH Neutral water to wash truck with. I called and asked why this wasn't explained when buying it. Dealer said it wasn't so, and I said it is stated clearly for XYZ brand to use PH neutral water. I do not have PH neutral water coming from our water company. Like to never got my money back.
I never get financed at the dealership. I just go get pre-approved by my credit union before going car shopping.
I always get pre-approved before hand and use it as leverage against the dealership. I tell them what I can get it for and challenge them to beat it if they can. The last car I bought they said they couldn't beat it, but in the end they were able to.
@@JoeSmith-ez3zg how does pre approval for the loan guarantee that a dealership will sell you the car for that price?
@@richardtruitt4646 Pre approvals are for a range of money, not an exact amount. They give you the limit they will finance you for.
credit union has higher interest than dealership
@@marcelinosanders9257 not always. My credit union got me a 1.5 for truck. And 2.5 for wife’s.
Thank you so much for your invaluable information, highly appreciate it, keep it up the outstanding job, have a great day.
Awesome video man thankyou
hi Mike. nice vid. liked b4 watching b/c I knew it was going to be good
Went through this today. 2018 CPO Honda Accord touring, tried to charge $300 window tint, $900 paint protection, $800 interior protection which were all already installed by dealer, got them to take them all off, then tried to add $900 dent protection and $2700 extended warranty into our payments. The finance manager was fuming after we declined everything he was trying to sell.
i WENT PRE-APPROVED FOR A CERTAIN VEHICLE AND THE FINANCE MANAGER WAS PISSED BECAUSE i REFUSED EVERYTHING AS WELL. I TOLD HIM WELL, I HAVEN'T SIGNED ANYTHING, WE'LL LEAVE. THANK YOU FOR THE TIME. I GOT READY AND THE SALESPERSON FINALLY COMES BACK AND SAY OK, NOTHING ADDED, ORIGINAL PRICE WE AGREED. FINANCE MANAGER TRIED TO EMAIL ME MONTH LATER STILL TRYING TO SELL EXTENDED WARRANTY. I JUST LAUGHED AND HUNG UP ON HIM
Same here, there was an immediate change in attitude when i asked how much in total the plans were. They were just trying to hide all the stuff by raising the month up $50 and extending the term out. That was thousands of dollars they were trying to hide.
Thanks for all the info
Thank you so much for your videos with such valuable information,
as soon as he said Lowjack....a single Tear rolled down my face LMAO
I wish you'd do this kinda stuff more often
Very helpful thanks
Thank You For The Info , Alsoike Your Energy!
The dealer that I walked out of on Friday tried to sell me a Pulse brake light add-on. It was 'required'. I walked. And then after research realized that the Federal mandate is that brake lights are a steady solid light. Pulsing brake lights will get you a ticket in some states. While they might make sense, they are still illegal.
We need more sales guys out there like you.
Much appreciated information.
America! Love the shirts. Thanks for the support!
You seem like a very professional salesman. Wish many more are like you: clear & concise.
I purchased a new vehicle a couple months ago in the beginning of this pandemic and the dealership sales manager got so angry with me he had to walk away because I kept saying no to everything he's throwing at me we did eventually make a deal me and the salesman but not the sales manager and only because the salesman wasn't doing that he was doing the opposite he was leaving me alone and letting me think
They were trying to get you to cave under the premise of wasting time. "Ah, I'll just get this done with".
@satchelSCROLL depends on your situation.
If your desperate and need a vehicle immediately you hold out as long as possible for you think you can get the best deal you can then you comply if you feel it's right if you have time and you do not need a vehicle then you hold out as long as you can and then you can even walk out and come back another day and see if you can get a little bit better the other doing that route
Great video
You are doing a great job keep it up I’ve learned a lot from your videos
Base payment must always be disclosed. It’s the law. Any Finance Manager that doesn’t is unethical and breaking the law.
Thanks for the info! We had a finance guy clue us in on getting a smart spare key for the car within three months by claiming that you lost the key set. So when my Boss goes in to pick up after calling it in the service guy wanted $300 for key and programming. And they claimed we didn’t buy the car from them. It torqued the wife so tight that she backed up to the waiting room and went and got the bill of sale. Brought it back to the desk of the finance guy that closed the sale and bitched him out loud enough for the GM to come over. Was one of my proudest days ever. And the idiots over torqued the oil filter so tight that it took a three foot pipe wrench plus a four foot cheater to remove. No more business for them!
Great on Mike!
thankyou for your honesty ty!!!!
I found out recently that extended warranty can be negotiated. I bought a new vehicle and I wanted an extended warranty because I put a lot of miles on very quickly but I thought it was too much and asked him to show me a cheaper one. Instead, he sold me the same one for cheaper.
That would trigger me into leaving
Important to note that dealer are well aware of off these videos ... so they are go stantku coming up w/ new tricky ways to make the same ok scam product to make it sound like something g different for example ... LoJack or Window etching becomes “Anti-Loss Commitment” or “Full Auto Recovery Insurance” ... tricky buggars!
Big thank you for the information
Thank you Chevy dude.
Basically the safest way to go about this is when you purchase a vehicle to just say no.
@@AmbyChloe tires are not an option you pay superately for. Yet. Like a steering wheel. Or a door. Don't be a fool.
@@AmbyChloe Vehicles automatically come with tires seats and a steering wheel you don't pay extra for those that's not an extra option it's automatic you should know that if you own a vehicle.
@@4vinylsound my horse didn't come with shoes pre-installed
@frougeChloe lmaoo😂😂
Ummmm....you should never buy ANYTHING in the finance office. Your purchase decision is already complete before you set foot in that office.
Warranty = Vital, just negotiate it down to $1000
steveo314 10 year warranty for $1100 is the best.
@@SladeStone50 Steveo314 is correct. I made the mistake of paying $4800 on an extended warranty for my brand new Jeep three and half years ago. I learned by the factory warranties will cover just the same. Buy one AFTER the factory warranties are expired. My credit union offers three levels of extended warranties much cheaper with the same coverage at the top level.
Darlene Roberts you overpaid homie
@@SladeStone50 ...umm no..because they are not factory and almost never cover anything they lead you to believe they will...facts
Very informative information 👏👏👏🎫
Appreciate the info
Your making a lot of friends in the car business😂
I live in Louisville and I’m coming to you within the next two months to buy a truck! Love your videos
I’ll be here for you. I work by appt only. My schedule is on ChevyDude.com
great video
Love the video. One video addon I would love to see is what to look out for buying a car no financing just straight up cash
I believe that your F&I department just came out with a new type of contract.It is a contract on your head because you just dropped them all, right, smack, dab, in the grease!
If you know the business he is doing the credibility close
@@johnmatarazzo9178 "transparency" aka sticking you where you can't see
I went to buy a car and the finance guy kept complaining about how cheap the car was I was buying (for cash) and how I was not buying anything from him and how they were not making any money. So I stood up and said 'if this deal is such a hardship for you just tear up the contract and forget the whole thing.' Guess what, he shut up and finalized the purchase.
I always thought it was funny to push the idea of nitrogen in the tires, considering that the air is already 78% nitrogen.
Extended warranties are crap, cost too much, cover too little.
Bumper to bumper extra 6 years 100,000 miles after the 4years 50,000 miles bumper to bumper is up! Only $3500 extra and it covers EVERYTHING got the platinum package
@@thein1990 I’m surprised! That actually sounds like a decent plan. Did you negotiate the price?
I got bumper to bumper and it cost me $1800 for 10 yrs, so I have 10 yrs power train and bumper to bumper which will cover almost everything I felt like it was worth it
@@katrinaesplin390 that sounds like an amazing deal. Who was the provider?
Thanks for always providing good sound advice about cars/trucks and the automobile industry in general! Also shout out to all the viewers chiming in with their knowledge and experiences!!
Good stuff!!!
I've had them change contract by getting rid of addons...sneaky buggers
I love the 3M Rock Guard paint protection film because where I live (Alberta) it's so cold in the winter that salt doesn't do much so we use a light gravel pickle mix so it protects the front end from being beaten up by stuff being kicked up.
Going to be buying a truck in a couple months with cash, going to watch your videos to make sure I get the best deal 👍🏻
Great 👍 info thanks