I want to drive a new vehicle every year, how does the leasing options work?
Q. I want to drive a new vehicle every year, how does it work, How much do I have to give down every time I want to trade the lease in for a new vehicle?
Asked by Garland Red Neck - Sun Mar 11 15:36:31 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not sure about the financing part, but i do know you have to bring your car back in it's original condition if not better. If you don't then you don't get as much back.]
Answered by shanna w - Sun Mar 11 16:56:46 2007
Q. I want to drive a new vehicle every year, how does it work, How much do I have to give down every time I want to trade the lease in for a new vehicle?
Asked by Garland Red Neck - Sun Mar 11 15:36:31 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not sure about the financing part, but i do know you have to bring your car back in it's original condition if not better. If you don't then you don't get as much back.]
Answered by shanna w - Sun Mar 11 16:56:46 2007
What would it cost to design, build and manufacture a new vehicle?
Q. If a company were to design, test, build and produce a car, what would it cost for the following: - To design the car from scratch (either purchasing an existing engine or designing a new one), - To purchase all the equipment to produce the vehicles, - The cost to make each vehicle The car would be similar size to a Vauxhall Astra 5 dr, 1.6 diesel engine. Any rough ideas?
Asked by Stink Records - Fri Jul 30 17:29:15 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 175 million to design and build the DELorean. and that was 35 years ago, so more than double that today.
Answered by roadawg - Tue Aug 3 17:07:50 2010
Q. If a company were to design, test, build and produce a car, what would it cost for the following: - To design the car from scratch (either purchasing an existing engine or designing a new one), - To purchase all the equipment to produce the vehicles, - The cost to make each vehicle The car would be similar size to a Vauxhall Astra 5 dr, 1.6 diesel engine. Any rough ideas?
Asked by Stink Records - Fri Jul 30 17:29:15 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 175 million to design and build the DELorean. and that was 35 years ago, so more than double that today.
Answered by roadawg - Tue Aug 3 17:07:50 2010
What are the advantages/disadvantages for leasing a new vehicle, rather than buying?
Q. I see on TV you get low payments when you lease a new vehicle. I don't mind getting a new car every 3 yrs, I just wonder if there are any hidden costs when returning it?
Asked by kbboul@sbcglobal.net - Fri May 19 00:30:52 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pay cash for your cars. Payments are a good way to stay broke or get broke. NEVER lease a car, or borrow money to buy one. If you are only going to keep your cars for 3 years and you dont drive more than 15K/year just buy used cars for cash that somebody else was stupid enough to lease. You will pay about 60% of the cost of a new one and it will still be under warranty. After another 3 years it will only have about 70K on it and you will still get decent trade value to buy another nearly new car. By paying cash you can put your 'payment' money in a good growth and income Mutual fund and retire early. Crunch the numbers...see what that payment is REALLY costing you. A $325.00 car payment if invested instead at just 10% return for 30 years… [cont.]
Answered by FreedomLover - Fri May 19 00:48:37 2006
Q. I see on TV you get low payments when you lease a new vehicle. I don't mind getting a new car every 3 yrs, I just wonder if there are any hidden costs when returning it?
Asked by kbboul@sbcglobal.net - Fri May 19 00:30:52 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pay cash for your cars. Payments are a good way to stay broke or get broke. NEVER lease a car, or borrow money to buy one. If you are only going to keep your cars for 3 years and you dont drive more than 15K/year just buy used cars for cash that somebody else was stupid enough to lease. You will pay about 60% of the cost of a new one and it will still be under warranty. After another 3 years it will only have about 70K on it and you will still get decent trade value to buy another nearly new car. By paying cash you can put your 'payment' money in a good growth and income Mutual fund and retire early. Crunch the numbers...see what that payment is REALLY costing you. A $325.00 car payment if invested instead at just 10% return for 30 years… [cont.]
Answered by FreedomLover - Fri May 19 00:48:37 2006
How many of you would buy a new vehicle from ObamaMotors?
Q. I know the government warranty has got you thinking, but would you buy a new vehicle from there, right now?
Asked by Amnesty Vacations Spending - Thu Apr 9 22:40:16 2009 - - 27 Answers - 0 Comments
A. UPDATE: 04/11/09: I got one already it's called a "Golf Cart"... Get ready for $5.00 plus gas again (maybe even higher) this summer, because a "Golf Cart" - oops, I mean a "Smart Car" will be the only thing that you will be able to buy anymore (even if you want to or not) thanks to the Unions (who give money to the dems), the dems in congress and Obama. Congress recently passed the land protection act, (signed into law by Obama) which keeps the US from drilling for more oil (which will lower gas & oil prices), thus increasing our dependence on foreign oil (from the Saudies, who can set prices to whatever they want). Of course, congress & obama will blame big oil companies (not themselves) for the high prices and the major news media… [cont.]
Answered by mj456a - Thu Apr 9 22:51:57 2009
Q. I know the government warranty has got you thinking, but would you buy a new vehicle from there, right now?
Asked by Amnesty Vacations Spending - Thu Apr 9 22:40:16 2009 - - 27 Answers - 0 Comments
A. UPDATE: 04/11/09: I got one already it's called a "Golf Cart"... Get ready for $5.00 plus gas again (maybe even higher) this summer, because a "Golf Cart" - oops, I mean a "Smart Car" will be the only thing that you will be able to buy anymore (even if you want to or not) thanks to the Unions (who give money to the dems), the dems in congress and Obama. Congress recently passed the land protection act, (signed into law by Obama) which keeps the US from drilling for more oil (which will lower gas & oil prices), thus increasing our dependence on foreign oil (from the Saudies, who can set prices to whatever they want). Of course, congress & obama will blame big oil companies (not themselves) for the high prices and the major news media… [cont.]
Answered by mj456a - Thu Apr 9 22:51:57 2009
How much does new vehicle registration cost in Texas?
Q. Just bought new vehicle and wanted to double check the dealerships numbers out. They're charging me about $50 for registration but I thought it was a lot cheaper than that. How much does it typically cost, thanks...
Asked by A. Harris - Wed Feb 25 11:21:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The tax is 6.25 percent of the vehicles cost. The title and license fee is around $50.00 depending on where you live.
Answered by UCANTCME - Wed Feb 25 14:06:04 2009
Q. Just bought new vehicle and wanted to double check the dealerships numbers out. They're charging me about $50 for registration but I thought it was a lot cheaper than that. How much does it typically cost, thanks...
Asked by A. Harris - Wed Feb 25 11:21:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The tax is 6.25 percent of the vehicles cost. The title and license fee is around $50.00 depending on where you live.
Answered by UCANTCME - Wed Feb 25 14:06:04 2009
I am looking at purchasing a new vehicle can I use a credit card?
Q. I am looking at purchasing a new vehicle. Currently the interest rate on my credit card is 4.9% and the interest on a new auto loan would be at least 6.9%. Can I use the credit card for a new auto purchase or at least a substantial down payment?
Asked by Russell B - Wed Sep 27 11:19:35 2006 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, most dealers will accept credit cards. Ask before purchasing.
Answered by hsueh010 - Wed Sep 27 11:22:32 2006
Q. I am looking at purchasing a new vehicle. Currently the interest rate on my credit card is 4.9% and the interest on a new auto loan would be at least 6.9%. Can I use the credit card for a new auto purchase or at least a substantial down payment?
Asked by Russell B - Wed Sep 27 11:19:35 2006 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, most dealers will accept credit cards. Ask before purchasing.
Answered by hsueh010 - Wed Sep 27 11:22:32 2006
If I buy a new vehicle before my divorce is final can she try to claim it?
Q. We are separated and living in different households, my divorce probably won't be final for another 2-3 months. However I am starting a new job in 3 weeks and I want to buy a new vehicle before a lose my employee discount and my current job because it will save me a lot of money. Can she try to claim it? What if it is financed, assuming she did get it would she take over responisbility for the loan? We live in Colorado.
Asked by joebob - Fri Apr 11 11:38:05 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pretty much once the actual property settlement statement has been filed, you are ok; I wouldn't until then
Answered by wizjp - Fri Apr 11 11:45:47 2008
Q. We are separated and living in different households, my divorce probably won't be final for another 2-3 months. However I am starting a new job in 3 weeks and I want to buy a new vehicle before a lose my employee discount and my current job because it will save me a lot of money. Can she try to claim it? What if it is financed, assuming she did get it would she take over responisbility for the loan? We live in Colorado.
Asked by joebob - Fri Apr 11 11:38:05 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pretty much once the actual property settlement statement has been filed, you are ok; I wouldn't until then
Answered by wizjp - Fri Apr 11 11:45:47 2008
Is it better to buy a used vehicle or a new vehicle when your a first time buyer?
Q. My sister wants to buy a vehicle in the next couple months but shes not sure if she should go used or new.. She has pretty good credit and she would be a first time buyer.. Do you get a lower interest rate when buying new.. Any feedback will help, Thanks.
Asked by nativemomof1 - Mon Mar 26 04:20:14 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Always buy used vehicle it doesn't matter if you are first time buyer or what. Unless you are a million air then buy whatever it does not matter. But i suggest buy used, I mean it does not have to be used alot, it could just have like 1000 miles. The reason is simply this the min the car is driven off the lot a brand new car this is. The min it has 1 mile on it the value of the car usually drops 2-5 thousand dollars depending on the car. If you buy a car and drive it off the lot and make u turn at the next traffic lights and want to see it back to the dealer he will not pay you what you paid he will pay you about 2-5 thousand dollar less depending on the car. So never buy a brand new car.
Answered by iWISH iWAS - Mon Mar 26 04:26:23 2007
Q. My sister wants to buy a vehicle in the next couple months but shes not sure if she should go used or new.. She has pretty good credit and she would be a first time buyer.. Do you get a lower interest rate when buying new.. Any feedback will help, Thanks.
Asked by nativemomof1 - Mon Mar 26 04:20:14 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Always buy used vehicle it doesn't matter if you are first time buyer or what. Unless you are a million air then buy whatever it does not matter. But i suggest buy used, I mean it does not have to be used alot, it could just have like 1000 miles. The reason is simply this the min the car is driven off the lot a brand new car this is. The min it has 1 mile on it the value of the car usually drops 2-5 thousand dollars depending on the car. If you buy a car and drive it off the lot and make u turn at the next traffic lights and want to see it back to the dealer he will not pay you what you paid he will pay you about 2-5 thousand dollar less depending on the car. So never buy a brand new car.
Answered by iWISH iWAS - Mon Mar 26 04:26:23 2007
How does my credit score, income, debt affect apr rate on purchasing new vehicle?
Q. I have a credit score of 679. My income is 1600 a month and I have no debt at the moment. I've been at my job for over 3 years and I rent a house for close to nothing really. What kind of apr could I expect for purchasing a new vehicle? And can I even get approved for financing?
Asked by Kat - Thu Jul 17 11:02:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. some car companies are pretty deperate right now, you might be able to get 0%
Answered by ronalddodger - Thu Jul 17 11:10:47 2008
Q. I have a credit score of 679. My income is 1600 a month and I have no debt at the moment. I've been at my job for over 3 years and I rent a house for close to nothing really. What kind of apr could I expect for purchasing a new vehicle? And can I even get approved for financing?
Asked by Kat - Thu Jul 17 11:02:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. some car companies are pretty deperate right now, you might be able to get 0%
Answered by ronalddodger - Thu Jul 17 11:10:47 2008
When is the best time of the year to purchase a brand-new vehicle?
Q. I'm looking into purchasing a new vehicle -- what time of the year will I find the best savings and incentives? I doubt it's the beginning of the year. It seems a lot of sales go on during Labor Day but I've never really paid attention as to if they're good ones or not. Advice would be greatly appreciated. Good Day!
Asked by Dr. Rob Rice - Sat Mar 15 16:09:31 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to Clark Howard...NEVER, however I believe it is at the end of the year when the models for the following year are out and dealers are giving deals on the remaining inventory of current year new cars.
Answered by BonnieG - Sat Mar 15 17:56:59 2008
Q. I'm looking into purchasing a new vehicle -- what time of the year will I find the best savings and incentives? I doubt it's the beginning of the year. It seems a lot of sales go on during Labor Day but I've never really paid attention as to if they're good ones or not. Advice would be greatly appreciated. Good Day!
Asked by Dr. Rob Rice - Sat Mar 15 16:09:31 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to Clark Howard...NEVER, however I believe it is at the end of the year when the models for the following year are out and dealers are giving deals on the remaining inventory of current year new cars.
Answered by BonnieG - Sat Mar 15 17:56:59 2008
GM credit card and using the earnings towards new vehicle?
Q. I have a GM card and have accumulated quite a bit of earnings to put towards a GM vehicle. In order to use these earnings, does it have to be a brand new car or can it be put towards a used GM vehicle from a dealership?
Asked by lovin' my baby boy..and girl - Tue Jan 5 13:52:13 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It has to be a new GM car or truck...md
Answered by Uncle Jed - Tue Jan 5 13:57:40 2010
Q. I have a GM card and have accumulated quite a bit of earnings to put towards a GM vehicle. In order to use these earnings, does it have to be a brand new car or can it be put towards a used GM vehicle from a dealership?
Asked by lovin' my baby boy..and girl - Tue Jan 5 13:52:13 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It has to be a new GM car or truck...md
Answered by Uncle Jed - Tue Jan 5 13:57:40 2010
What type of new vehicle has a no console? Also with a possible full seat?
Q. I'm needing a new vehicle to deliver mail in! It cannot have a console, and I would prefer a full seat, but bucket seats will do. Any suggestions?
Asked by barrymaens - Tue Apr 18 23:29:57 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I love my new Ford Crown Victoria. But..it has a V-8. You probably are looking for a V-6. But the armrests come up and you have a big bench seat front and back...
Answered by nh3gashauler - Tue Apr 25 19:53:29 2006
Q. I'm needing a new vehicle to deliver mail in! It cannot have a console, and I would prefer a full seat, but bucket seats will do. Any suggestions?
Asked by barrymaens - Tue Apr 18 23:29:57 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I love my new Ford Crown Victoria. But..it has a V-8. You probably are looking for a V-6. But the armrests come up and you have a big bench seat front and back...
Answered by nh3gashauler - Tue Apr 25 19:53:29 2006
When is the best time of year to get a good deal on a new vehicle?
Q. I'm in the market for a new vehicle and am hoping to find out which companies (specifically interested in Toyota, Chevy and Ford) typically have the best incentives and when? Should I hold off now and wait until late December to save money on a brand new 2006?
Asked by BugsySkybone - Wed Oct 11 20:55:41 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Begining of the year...that when the dealers are slashing prices to get rid of last years inventory, so they could have more space for the new models.
Answered by airaiboi808 - Wed Oct 11 20:58:05 2006
Q. I'm in the market for a new vehicle and am hoping to find out which companies (specifically interested in Toyota, Chevy and Ford) typically have the best incentives and when? Should I hold off now and wait until late December to save money on a brand new 2006?
Asked by BugsySkybone - Wed Oct 11 20:55:41 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Begining of the year...that when the dealers are slashing prices to get rid of last years inventory, so they could have more space for the new models.
Answered by airaiboi808 - Wed Oct 11 20:58:05 2006
is there a grace period for insurance in california on a new vehicle?
Q. How long can you go without insurance after purchase of a new vehicle? I know it should be done immediately but I have other things going on right now and dont have time to get quotes currently. If there is no grace period I just wont drive until I get insurance.
Asked by CB - Sun Jun 1 16:42:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you replaced an old insured car with a new one, there is a grace period (usually up to 30 days) where the old insurance will cover the new car. If you didn't have a policy before, you must insure immediately
Answered by Entidtil - Mon Jun 2 09:37:35 2008
Q. How long can you go without insurance after purchase of a new vehicle? I know it should be done immediately but I have other things going on right now and dont have time to get quotes currently. If there is no grace period I just wont drive until I get insurance.
Asked by CB - Sun Jun 1 16:42:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you replaced an old insured car with a new one, there is a grace period (usually up to 30 days) where the old insurance will cover the new car. If you didn't have a policy before, you must insure immediately
Answered by Entidtil - Mon Jun 2 09:37:35 2008
Would a dealer pay my balloon payment on my financed vehicle when leasing a new vehicle?
Q. I currently have a $13,000 balloon payment due on my financed vehicle. If I were interested in leasing a new vehicle, would the dealer pay the balloon and put any excess amount toward the lease?
Asked by bimmerguy105 - Tue Aug 26 07:34:41 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no Excess there. You owe the bank 13K. So if you expect the Dealer to pay for that, he's likely to make you buy the next car and roll this into the price of the new car. There is a Very VERY high chance of him not leasing at ALL. There is no such thing as free lunch. If he paid for the loan, how is he or the new bank expected to recover it ? You want to lease the new car. So you don't own that car. So they can't put a lien on that car. So they just can't do a lease on the new one.
Answered by perseus_71 - Tue Aug 26 10:14:42 2008
Q. I currently have a $13,000 balloon payment due on my financed vehicle. If I were interested in leasing a new vehicle, would the dealer pay the balloon and put any excess amount toward the lease?
Asked by bimmerguy105 - Tue Aug 26 07:34:41 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no Excess there. You owe the bank 13K. So if you expect the Dealer to pay for that, he's likely to make you buy the next car and roll this into the price of the new car. There is a Very VERY high chance of him not leasing at ALL. There is no such thing as free lunch. If he paid for the loan, how is he or the new bank expected to recover it ? You want to lease the new car. So you don't own that car. So they can't put a lien on that car. So they just can't do a lease on the new one.
Answered by perseus_71 - Tue Aug 26 10:14:42 2008
Should I receive a refund check from GAP insurance since we just traded in and got a new vehicle?
Q. The Financial consultant told us that we needed to contact the previous dealer where we bought the older vechicle and that we traded in the vehicle and bought a newer vehicle. We bought the older one in New Mexico and then moved to Texas where we just bought a new tahoe.
Asked by RJ R - Sun Feb 24 19:01:09 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You shouldnt get a check from GAP. That is only if you wreck the car when it is still being paid for, that way they pay the car off with the GAP insurance. I think thats how it works. Good Luck
Answered by David - Sun Feb 24 19:04:05 2008
Q. The Financial consultant told us that we needed to contact the previous dealer where we bought the older vechicle and that we traded in the vehicle and bought a newer vehicle. We bought the older one in New Mexico and then moved to Texas where we just bought a new tahoe.
Asked by RJ R - Sun Feb 24 19:01:09 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You shouldnt get a check from GAP. That is only if you wreck the car when it is still being paid for, that way they pay the car off with the GAP insurance. I think thats how it works. Good Luck
Answered by David - Sun Feb 24 19:04:05 2008
Hiring a Car Broker to purchase a new vehicle?
Q. I'm in the process of purchasing a new vehicle. I have heard a lot of people talking about hiring a broker to go out and find the best price and negotiate a deal for the car you want. I have always been successful at purchasing cars, but i'm wondering if people get better savings overall.
Asked by Burkulator - Tue Mar 17 00:06:31 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. HA! I'm a finance manager at a dealer... The brokers make the most money! We will generally pay them $700 or so to sell a car at or below invoice. Lots of times, though, the broker will actually sell the car at window sticker, then we write them a $2000 check! AND we still lose $700 dollars!!! Brokers are a joke! You'll do just fine on your own. Why would you pay someone to get you a price you can get on your own? Just call the dealer, ask for the fleet manager, and ask him "how much below invoice will you sell a..."
Answered by cheesewithyourwhine? - Tue Mar 17 02:25:51 2009
Q. I'm in the process of purchasing a new vehicle. I have heard a lot of people talking about hiring a broker to go out and find the best price and negotiate a deal for the car you want. I have always been successful at purchasing cars, but i'm wondering if people get better savings overall.
Asked by Burkulator - Tue Mar 17 00:06:31 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. HA! I'm a finance manager at a dealer... The brokers make the most money! We will generally pay them $700 or so to sell a car at or below invoice. Lots of times, though, the broker will actually sell the car at window sticker, then we write them a $2000 check! AND we still lose $700 dollars!!! Brokers are a joke! You'll do just fine on your own. Why would you pay someone to get you a price you can get on your own? Just call the dealer, ask for the fleet manager, and ask him "how much below invoice will you sell a..."
Answered by cheesewithyourwhine? - Tue Mar 17 02:25:51 2009
I am buying a brand new vehicle and driving home. (200 miles) what should I do for insurence?
Q. Would my existing car's insurence cover this new vehicle while drive home from dealrship? What should I do?
Asked by __HELLO__ - Tue Sep 26 22:03:50 2006 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes your existing insurance will cover you providing you have full coverage on the previous vehicle. If not then notify your insurance company ahead of time and they can take care of any paperwork that you can take with you when you pick up the car. If the office is far then while at the dealer ask if your insurance can fax temporary paperwork just in case you are pulled over or are in an accident. Good Luck!...
Answered by vikingsonsltw - Tue Sep 26 22:16:06 2006
Q. Would my existing car's insurence cover this new vehicle while drive home from dealrship? What should I do?
Asked by __HELLO__ - Tue Sep 26 22:03:50 2006 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes your existing insurance will cover you providing you have full coverage on the previous vehicle. If not then notify your insurance company ahead of time and they can take care of any paperwork that you can take with you when you pick up the car. If the office is far then while at the dealer ask if your insurance can fax temporary paperwork just in case you are pulled over or are in an accident. Good Luck!...
Answered by vikingsonsltw - Tue Sep 26 22:16:06 2006
When you buy a new vehicle in PA, how long is it exempt from inspection?
Q. I know all new vehicles come with an emissions sticker, but not a mechanical. How soon will it need to be inspected mechanically?
Asked by Jason - Sun May 10 01:27:19 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you have one year
Answered by STEELERS Nation( THE JOY OF SIX) - Sun May 10 04:16:40 2009
Q. I know all new vehicles come with an emissions sticker, but not a mechanical. How soon will it need to be inspected mechanically?
Asked by Jason - Sun May 10 01:27:19 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you have one year
Answered by STEELERS Nation( THE JOY OF SIX) - Sun May 10 04:16:40 2009
is an 09 leftover vehicle considered new or used?
Q. I recently purchased (financing) an 09 Nissan Cube which i was told was new and i am the first owner. long story short the whole process was a big headache spanning over this entire month. I was never issued a NJ inspection sticker cause I was told that it's a USED vehicle and i have to take it myself. taking it myself wasn't the issue. However, I would like to know is a leftover vehicle new or is it used? ps. my buyers paper and finance paper all say i purchased a new vehicle.
Asked by JuliaMarie<3 - Mon May 31 10:45:27 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Legally...a vehicle that went from manufacturer to dealer to you with no changes in ownership between is a NEW vehicle, even if purchased the following year. It is considered a "New" car until the dealership sells it... After all, the last '09 came off the production line in what...September? However, no one ever said that a bureaucracy necessarily needs brains or to make sense... Good Luck!
Answered by jcurrieii - Mon May 31 11:06:36 2010
Q. I recently purchased (financing) an 09 Nissan Cube which i was told was new and i am the first owner. long story short the whole process was a big headache spanning over this entire month. I was never issued a NJ inspection sticker cause I was told that it's a USED vehicle and i have to take it myself. taking it myself wasn't the issue. However, I would like to know is a leftover vehicle new or is it used? ps. my buyers paper and finance paper all say i purchased a new vehicle.
Asked by JuliaMarie<3 - Mon May 31 10:45:27 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Legally...a vehicle that went from manufacturer to dealer to you with no changes in ownership between is a NEW vehicle, even if purchased the following year. It is considered a "New" car until the dealership sells it... After all, the last '09 came off the production line in what...September? However, no one ever said that a bureaucracy necessarily needs brains or to make sense... Good Luck!
Answered by jcurrieii - Mon May 31 11:06:36 2010
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