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Originally Posted by Optimus Prime
Yeah, not to seem mean, but that statement just sounds greedy and arrogant. How we choose to buy our dream car is how we choose, and may only have a certain choice because of our situation. Not all of us work jobs that pay enough to afford us the opportunity to pay for a $35k-plus car with cash. I'd personally love to pay cash and not have a car payment, but then I wouldn't be able to buy the Camaro until the 6th gen comes out, if that happens. So please just don't say stuff like that.
Ravensjeff, no way!!! When I see another Camaro, I will literally forget I'm in a cruiser and just pause to admire its greatness. Then when I come back to reality, let's just say the blinders will be on. Now as for those Mustangs...
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Say stuff like what? It was not about paying cash. If your credit is turned down now and you have an incredibly low score (under 600), chances are you won't be approved by the time the car arrives (if early enough). If that's the case, why should the dealer stock the car the way the customer (who can't pay for it) wants it and/or hold up someone else behind him?
That's all.