Well I don't care about 'pretty boy' foreign cars you scared to get a spec of dust on or you scared to drive fast in. A Hellcat pull up at the light will have you quiet as a mouse
Have you ever sat in a Hellcat?
but you acting like other cars dont have these same issues breh?!?
especially high end german cars you really want to go there with how electronics fails, overpriced replacement parts, constant failures with tech issues and sensors breaking left and right...
$400 for a lightbulb replacement some cars you cant even DIY you have to take it into a dealership...![]()
And German cars are better? The thousands and thousands of dollars it costs to fix an electrical issue? Or the transmission going into limp mode because of some computer program? Or the Turbos going out because of an oil screen? They use all sorts of plastic parts in their engine compartments.
That's why they tell you not to buy a used German car.
This sounds like advice you'd find in the back of grow rich through your 401k book.
That kind of advice is good for someone OK with driving a beat up Kia Sephia. But the rest of us stupid people aren't trying to buy a $100k car. Even if we could 'afford' it in cash. If you have excellent credit (800+) you're pretty much getting free money at the dealership (finance or lease). That $100k cash can grow elsewhere.
German garbage ain’t that much better, bruh...they depreciate as bad as the FCA products y’all joking about. Look up the GLS new vs used....new 2020 is $90k. One or two year old used one is like $46k with 30k miles (probably off lease)....that’s damn near half it’s value in a YEAR!
I was actually going for the cheapest new car i could find and i settled for a dodge dart 2013 rallye model lol. I think it was around 18k but i probably ended up paying more. I had no clue what an APR was back then or anything that had to do with financing/credit.
Prolly a HellcatFor a fukkin Dodge?![]()
Breh if you got that type of money to pay 100k cash for a car or put 100k in investments.
Then you going to a used car dealership is hustling backwards. If you got that type of cash you would be smarter to connect with someone with a used dealers license. Give them 500 to 1500 to take you to an auction and buy what you want at the dealer rate.
The secret is that used car dealers tax folks who want to carry car notes and who have bad credit. Usually a used car dealer is going to finance to a buyer a car at 1.5 times to 3 times what they paid for at the auction.
So a 2k car bought at the auction the dealer sells at $3,000 to 6k. A 10k car bought at the auction the dealer sells at 15k to 30k and so on and so on.
So if dude getting taxed at 28% the dealer is trying to get his worth on what he paid for the ride in the first few years. Then making nothing but profit after. To offset the risk. Also the hustle with a lot of these expensive rides is to keep getting the re sale off of one car and make a profit that way. Have one car with 5 re sales that they can make money after it keeps getting repossessed over and over.
As a Credit Analyst I'm callingno finance Manager would approve this.
nikka do u own a hellcat? u better cuz u goin a lil too hard for that damn dodge . let nikkas drive what they want . The poccet watching in 2020 is insane
Bingo..
They wouldn't of pulled this stunt with a regular RT challenger or charger..
But they know they can easily get 5 owners out a hellcat in 10 years..