Yeah the whole $500 down advertising, that's the gimmick they use to get you thru the door. When you do ask about it they give a poor explanation on how you have to have stellar credit but obviously if we did we wouldn't go to a buy here pay here lot and go directly to a actual car lot. Be ready to have at least $1000 to $2000 down depending on the year, make & model of the car you are looking for. The newer the car, the least amount of milage and better condition the car is in you're looking more around $1500. I purchased a Honda Civic and it was around that amount. Another thing is if you aren't able to come up with more than $1000, ask if you can break up the rest on the next payment date. They'll work with you and just have your initial balance of the down payment due 1st. After that your actual car payments will apply to your principle or car note. Good luck and hope that was helpful!
Yes. 500 or 700 down. It depends on the vehicle mostly but they asked if I was paying 5 or 700 down I said 7 they showed me all vehicles with 700 option. I drove off the lot in 2011 Nissan Altima for 700. Two weeks later when my payments started I had to pay 200 more as more deposit. They did work with me for a long while when I ran into paying issues they gave time and I just had to tell them. They towed it though after I missed 1 more payment
The sales people are nice, they try but I think in order to get a decent vehicle you need 1000-1500 down.
No the price is not 500 down
Ok yeah someone told me they do $500 down but I thank you for the info it's very helpful.I been searching around before I just jump out there and get something.
Price down depends on car and a co signer can help.
i have already been in the past the offer was 700 and no co signer
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