Poorfag PSA on Cars

>Financing at 8+% APR
>Lease payment more than 1 week's net pay
>Car value more than 20% of your savings

If you're doing any of these, stop now. No woman wants a broke boi who's got pre-owned BMW and can't afford to drive to a restaurant.

obviously no one is going to respond to this, given everyone on this board works a min wage job to pay for shitty recaro reps and eBay coilovers for their RSX/FRS/whatever...

It's just that nobody here is in disagreement. Also, people here are fucking morons in other ways and continue to respond to /int/ shittery, etc.

Man, I don't know if you've dropped by some of the "lease v buy" threads, but we've got some young yards here headed for a lifetime of debt.

"Sup Veeky Forums I water plants at the local garden centre for $5/hr and live in my family shed. Should I get the new Focus RS or the Subaru STI?"

remember that you can negotiate onto an esc and GAP insurance. the average cost of GAP for a 1-4 year old car is 99, 4-6 year old car is 149 and anything older is 199. everything over that is markup. For ESC, it mostly has to do with the model of car, year and mileage. A bone stock base model 2015 civic will have an extended 5year/60k mile warranty for probably a cost of 800 through a major retailer, but a dealership will charge you 2000-2500 for it.

I can give you more specifics, but it has to do with the car. I used to work in a special finance office and you people get screwed hard.

leasing pretty much only makes sense if you are an old fuck who wants a new mercedes every three years, or it's a vehicle you use for work and you don't get dicked by a mileage limit.

that being said, you have no idea how often I saw cletus in alabama working at a 5 and dime gas station making 25k a year driving a brand new ram 1500 laramie with all the bells and whistles. you can't teach stupid.

See it everyday working for a dealer, it's awful but if you don't do for them they're going to the next door. Vancouver's home of the posers trying to fit in with the big/new money residents, gotta slave away at a job I hate for that new 320i xDrive!!!

I am thinking of doing car sales part time while I am in college, is it feasible to be a salesman at a larger dealership only a few days a week? I might possibly have the chance at new or used cars

>tfw just got a brand new car
>3.8% APR
>payments for 72 months
>$300/mo
Feels good man

Depends on the management of the dealer. Some do, where I work is very flexible for salespeople. Other places want you there like a 9-5 employee, just have to look and see if you can find one that will accommodate your lifestyle. How you make them do that is by showing them that you can close deals, if you're making them money they'll generally be pretty lenient with you