Shopping time!!! - pic heavy
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07-13-2009, 11:29 AM
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They would make more money off you if you were paying them 10%+ in interest. Find a truck thats closer than 700 miles because if something happens to the truck you wont even be able to take it to the dealership to get fixed. With the economy the way it is you should be paying NO more than 19k for that truck
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I'm passing out now, I really need to be resting, 101 temp, nausea, hot/chills, sneezing, throwing up, etc... I think I caught something from my friend that I welcomed home 2 days ago... Thanks for all the feed back so far from everyone!!
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07-13-2009, 11:37 AM
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Damn girl. Climb yourself back into bed with some chicken soup and a snifter of hennesy and we'll see you in the morning!
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07-13-2009, 02:23 PM
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No, not really bigmiah, THEY is not the dealership. Chrysler is not financing vehicles right now, so financing, even if arranged at the dealer, would be through a local bank. The dealer will not profit any more from financing as opposed to getting paid in cash. Times have changed...
When "the dealership" finances you...it is not them per say as Hammer said. They run your credit and then shoot that out to about 50 banks that they use and then the banks shoot back if they will accept you or not and what interest rates and all the fine print and then the dealership shows that to you.
I use to sell cars for about 5months to pay for college tuition. haha.
but nice lookin truck! not gonna tell ya anything about price because that has been well spoken of haha
but my comment...buy what you want! you're payin, not us...just dont rush into something and neglect the price! i'm sure ya wont. Good luck! 
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It's Oklahoma - hillbilly hell... haha... no seriously, I just dont trust many dealerships out here in Oklahoma, there are 2 that I trust in this entire state, and neither of them prefer to take trucks that aren't in their brand, and if I did, getting things fixed could be a pain in the butt. There is only 1 dealership I trust my balt to, and they are 35 miles from me. I dont trust anywhere else. Ive looked and there isnt any really that I trust that much here, not enough for my own personal tastes...
I do plan to buy certified used, and well I am in the area enough that I feel confident enough to work with them, I did my research before selecting a dealership to work with.
I am passing in and out of conscience, I am loaded up on meds, and thankfully keeping the fever from spiking. But I don't have the luxury of having someone to take care of my daughter as much, so I am taking care of her and enduring my day. She has been watching a lot of movies so she isn't real close to be so she may get it, but every time I sneeze, or go to the bathroom to throw up, she asks me "mama, k? mama, k?" -- its cute. I also have to finish my college application so i can start come college courses this week!! I am so excited!!!
I haven't told the dealership that I am going to get some work done at the dealership upon purchase, nor have I told them that I am paying cash... They think that I am putting a 'nice down payment' and possibly financing the rest... strategic on my behalf... they are trucking through this wait with me (pardon the pun) so thats a plus too
- k passing back out, finished my applications. Behave while Im gone
I do plan to buy certified used, and well I am in the area enough that I feel confident enough to work with them, I did my research before selecting a dealership to work with.
I haven't told the dealership that I am going to get some work done at the dealership upon purchase, nor have I told them that I am paying cash... They think that I am putting a 'nice down payment' and possibly financing the rest... strategic on my behalf... they are trucking through this wait with me (pardon the pun) so thats a plus too
- k passing back out, finished my applications. Behave while Im gone