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Prices of any auto or bike right now are crazy high. That being said, don't tell any sales guy you are paying cash. No dealer in today's world wants cash. They want you to finance as they make money off the financing. They'd rather sell it to the next person that is going to finance it then sell it to you.
Prices of any auto or bike right now are crazy high. That being said, don't tell any sales guy you are paying cash. No dealer in today's world wants cash. They want you to finance as they make money off the financing. They'd rather sell it to the next person that is going to finance it then sell it to you.
No, they don't. The only way a dealership makes money off financing is if they are the bank. The bank is the one making money off the interest.
Junior?? Ok, lol... Take a look at my updated post... Google is your friend... I added some links for you since you are to lazy to look for yourself. You are a car or bike dealers dream customer. Uneducated...
Prices of any auto or bike right now are crazy high. That being said, don't tell any sales guy you are paying cash. No dealer in today's world wants cash. They want you to finance as they make money off the financing. They'd rather sell it to the next person that is going to finance it then sell it to you.
I proved this statement wrong in October..see my post a few above..varies by circumstances, you can't make a brash statement like you did with accuracy
Dealerships do INDEED make money off financing through harley. Harley financing will come back with a rate, and the dealership will tack on a point or few to that rate. Anything you pay above the true finance rate, the dealership gets.
Other finance companies or credit unions, not sure sure about.
Dealerships do INDEED make money off financing through harley. Harley financing will come back with a rate, and the dealership will tack on a point or few to that rate. Anything you pay above the true finance rate, the dealership gets.
Other finance companies or credit unions, not sure sure about.
This is correct, if you finance through eagle mark the dealer absolutely makes money off of it.
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