Auto Financing – How to Deal Directly with a Dealership?
May 17th, 2010 . by adminIf the individual still feels they must deal with the dealership directly, then please realize that until that contract is signed everything is negotiable, which includes the interest rate.
Dealerships will raise the interest rates on individuals simply because they are able to get a little extra money of out unexpected individuals who are not aware that an interest rate can be negotiated.
However, over the course of your loan, this increase in interest rate will add up, so always look to haggle on this number prior to signing anything.When the dealerships decides they cannot let you get approval for the bad credit auto loan unless you are able to put some kind of money down on the car that day, then you can also negotiate on this point too.
This is a negotiation tactic that is easily accomplished.
Tell the dealership that you are willing to pay your very first payment on your new car the day your drive the car off the lot and see how fast they change their minds. Oftentimes, dealing with dealerships is like holding out a piece of candy in front of child…
...they will do anything for it.