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Good looking out Brother Rodney 🤜

How is paying cash related to buying a warranty are you assuming only crappy cars get bought that way

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Excellent job explaining the four square. The greatest weapon a consumer has is the ability to walk away. It takes courage, but if something isn't right when working the deal, actually walking to the door is so much better than staying in the seat. Second, if the dealer pulls out a 4 square form, that's when I walk. There is an honest and transparent way to buy and sell cars, and the 4 square is designed to profit only the house. Walk away from the 4 square deal

I'm fucked. I'm never gonna be able to get rid of this car and I'm stuck with this slave contract....smh

My credit is 700+ and i work a labor job thats straight cash..so i cant show proof of income, would a cosigner help me? Or is there a way to lease a vehicle without a cosigner

This video just helped me buy my first car. They tried to hit me with all the high number bs. Was able to knock em down and hit msrp down first before anything. Thanks man

Excellent informative video

Thanks Unc.

I always get the Carvana trade in price before I go into another dealer to buy my car. If they cant match or beat Carvana, then I just sell to Carvana then either buy the car at the dealer or buy the car first and sell to Carvana the next day and use the proceeds to pay down the new car loan. Then if need be you can refinance the balance with your credit union or bank

Great vid gang

Very informative video.

Thank you very much. I sincerely appreciate you.

What do you do with bad credit and no trade in but willing and able to have a high down payment?

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Thank You

Thank you for the video.

Thank you for the info. Very useful and educational.

So insightful. I appreciate you. Got really low balled from my last purchase..

This why I fuck with you Rodney keeping it gangsta💯 taking this info and doing what I need to do

I have been pre-approved and want to purchase a vehicle in another state. I have been communicating with a sales rep, and she has been trying to get me to come to the lot. I told her I don’t want to fly in to purchase unless the price of the vehicle is where I need it to be. I have to factor in out of state fees, etc. the cost of the vehicle is $65k. I need it to be at $65k including all fees and out of the door. How should I navigate this?

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Alma Richards

Very helpful

Thanks 👍

A+

thank you !!!

I still have a few months left on my lease. I plan on leasing again. I understand the bottom line is to haggle to the out the door price. Never pay msrp. With that said I guess I need to haggle with my trade too. Please give me some information on this and what to do. I just found you on you tube. I like how you're genuinely concerned to help us out. Thanks

Thank you for this knowledge

I live in the UK, but can't thank you enough for the tips, for I have no reason to think things are different here.

Thank you Rodney for all of your tips that you provided on this video! We used your technique and saved over $2k on our Out the door price!! We really appreciated this advice!

How can we talk about bringing down the cars price if I have X amount of money without telling them?

Damn. My nigga look like gil arenas and stack jack.

I HATE CAR DEALERSHIPS AND I HATE THOSE SALESMEN HOW THEY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF CUSTOMERS AND ACT LIKE THEY ARE GIVING GREAT DEALS.

Hmmm. I have a.formula without solution. Maybe you can help. I need a car to get a job,.nut I need a job to get.a.car. How would you work this out?

Here's my car buying tips playlist: bit.ly/CarBuyingPlaylist Find a great dealership in your local area here: newautonetwork.com

72 80 60 months is crazy

This is why for any used car payment you need to look up the trade-in value for an older car you had or recently owned to know what to pay off even if you're financed.

Great video and knowledge. Thanks

I'm 62 I've worked for used car dealers and my advice to anyone is not to buy a used car from a used car dealer if you can possibly help it you can do much better buying a private owner used car dealers are some of the most dishonest hustlers there are

You never told us what you bought? WHY?

Anytime they pull that four square crap I walk out !! 👋 Bye

Thanks again

It's pronounced ASK not AXE

I flipped the script on those cats and got a 2.5% interest rate! They tried to hide the fact that they padded in the warranty to get the 2.5. I returned the next day and told them to take off the hidden warranty and give me the rate I agreed to, or I will report them, which they promptly did! Not today, Satan!

If you can’t afford the down payment, you DEFINITELY can’t afford the car.

Good video my friend, thank you. I have two questions, first how do you know what the cost of the warranty is in order to get at cost and second what are the things that one works on to lower the MSRP? Thank you again.

Yep!!! My Dad who passed a couple of years ago was one of the Top Salesman in both Real Estate and the Car Industry in the late ‘80’s-mid ‘90’s in his Region in Texas. This is true and can be used in most instances but there are times when you need to let the dealership know up front that you do have a trade and tell them exactly what you will take for your trade and then exactly what you will pay for the new vehicle too. When they know you are buying and not just kicking tires and that you also have good or excellent credit then the deal will get done with both parties feeling good about the deal. Miss my Dad but carry the knowledge he instilled in me about business as well as many other things. Thanks for sharing your video and trying to help people 🤜🏼🤛🏾

In this example, it would be better to pay the $25,000 - $3,000 up front and not get financing at 12% from the dealer at all. You can then get a loan from your bank or brokerage at a lower interest rate and finance the car indirectly that way. I'll just tell the dealer: "No financing. I'll pay cash."

The fact that you wrote 3000, 25,000 and 5000.00 means that you have 0 experience in math, finance, accounting or whatever.