BAR wrote:
Also, we are in the process of deciding what new car we are going to
buy. We may be able to get a loan from with zero interest from the
dealer/manufacturer.

Be careful on that, they often provide the zero percent financing on
left-over cars or simply those stuck in inventory.

"DownTime" wrote in message
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BAR wrote:
Also, we are in the process of deciding what new car we are going to buy.
We may be able to get a loan from with zero interest from the
dealer/manufacturer.

Be careful on that, they often provide the zero percent financing on
left-over cars or simply those stuck in inventory.


Why would that be a problem, if it's a car you want and it's not pre-owned?

On Tue, 22 Jan 2008 15:25:36 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"
wrote:

"DownTime" wrote in message
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BAR wrote:
Also, we are in the process of deciding what new car we are going to buy.
We may be able to get a loan from with zero interest from the
dealer/manufacturer.

Be careful on that, they often provide the zero percent financing on
left-over cars or simply those stuck in inventory.


Why would that be a problem, if it's a car you want and it's not pre-owned?


You do realize that *all* cars are pre-owned, don't you?
I hope you don't suppose the dealer doesn't OWN the car you buy from
him. Perhaps you need to study how titles work.
Why don't you just say "used car?"
I hope you're not an adherent of some weird "language religion."
(Just caught a dose of snark here, and picked you as sneeze target.
Sorry. Take it all back. In fact I won't even send this message.)

On Tue, 22 Jan 2008 09:37:49 -0600, Vic Smith
wrote:

On Tue, 22 Jan 2008 15:25:36 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"
wrote:

"DownTime" wrote in message
m...
BAR wrote:
Also, we are in the process of deciding what new car we are going to buy.
We may be able to get a loan from with zero interest from the
dealer/manufacturer.

Be careful on that, they often provide the zero percent financing on
left-over cars or simply those stuck in inventory.


Why would that be a problem, if it's a car you want and it's not pre-owned?


You do realize that *all* cars are pre-owned, don't you?
I hope you don't suppose the dealer doesn't OWN the car you buy from
him. Perhaps you need to study how titles work.
Why don't you just say "used car?"
I hope you're not an adherent of some weird "language religion."
(Just caught a dose of snark here, and picked you as sneeze target.
Sorry. Take it all back. In fact I won't even send this message.)

ooops--fat finger. Or is it fathead?

--Vic

"Vic Smith" wrote in message
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On Tue, 22 Jan 2008 15:25:36 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"
wrote:

"DownTime" wrote in message
m...
BAR wrote:
Also, we are in the process of deciding what new car we are going to
buy.
We may be able to get a loan from with zero interest from the
dealer/manufacturer.

Be careful on that, they often provide the zero percent financing on
left-over cars or simply those stuck in inventory.


Why would that be a problem, if it's a car you want and it's not
pre-owned?


You do realize that *all* cars are pre-owned, don't you?
I hope you don't suppose the dealer doesn't OWN the car you buy from
him. Perhaps you need to study how titles work.
Why don't you just say "used car?"
I hope you're not an adherent of some weird "language religion."
(Just caught a dose of snark here, and picked you as sneeze target.
Sorry. Take it all back. In fact I won't even send this message.)


Yeah I know - we're buying the cars from the bank. But anyway....my question
to DownTime still stands. Does he really think most buyers are unaware of
the fact that many dealers are loaded with inventory they can't sell fast
enough? They're pretty clear about it in their TV & radio commercials.