Re: S.U.V's found abandon
<jcd1234@kattare.com> wrote in message
news:1124465220.501518.167740@g43g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com... > Those people cannot afford SUVs to begin with. Most of them take out > 60 month, 72 month, or even 96 month loans to pay for them. Rising gas > prices will stretch many to the limit (not that they're not already > there anyway), and they will default on their car loans. You > overestimate the intelligence of the average consumer. In the majority of cases, this is indeed true. One of my co-workers has a workout partner at his gym who's a sales manager at a GMC/Pontiac/Buick dealership. He said that roughly 95% of the people that purchase SUVs at that dealership finance anywhere from 95% of the sale price to 120% when they're "upside down" with their trade-ins. The guy said that it just amazes him on a daily basis "how financially f'ed up these people are--yet they're wanting to buy a ~$38,000.00 SUV that gets HORRIBLE gas mileage." He said that there were "a few exceptions where someone will plop down cash for one of these beasts". Ron M. |
Re: S.U.V's found abandon
<jcd1234@kattare.com> wrote in message
news:1124465220.501518.167740@g43g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com... > Those people cannot afford SUVs to begin with. Most of them take out > 60 month, 72 month, or even 96 month loans to pay for them. Rising gas > prices will stretch many to the limit (not that they're not already > there anyway), and they will default on their car loans. You > overestimate the intelligence of the average consumer. In the majority of cases, this is indeed true. One of my co-workers has a workout partner at his gym who's a sales manager at a GMC/Pontiac/Buick dealership. He said that roughly 95% of the people that purchase SUVs at that dealership finance anywhere from 95% of the sale price to 120% when they're "upside down" with their trade-ins. The guy said that it just amazes him on a daily basis "how financially f'ed up these people are--yet they're wanting to buy a ~$38,000.00 SUV that gets HORRIBLE gas mileage." He said that there were "a few exceptions where someone will plop down cash for one of these beasts". Ron M. |
Re: S.U.V's found abandon
On Thu, 18 Aug 2005 22:01:34 -0700, "Brad Taylor" <BradTaylor@ev1.net>
wrote: >Of course you beleive all the liberal press krap. You sound like a no >brainer yourself. 1) top posting is a no-no. 2) very little press in the Us is liberal. It is aminly controlled by a few conglomerates, with heavy political allegences to one or the other of the main parties - this is something clearly evident back in October. 3) am i a liberal? well, if you mean am i a free-thinking person who doesn't let the preconceptions of others contrain me into a narrow thought pattern, then yes, i am. (that IS what liberal means, you know. How the hell americans have come to be convinced, as you obviously are, that free and independant thought is a bad thing, i'll never know. > >> Americans just need to get their heads out of their collective arses, >> stop whining, and live with it. I mean, when you elect an oil >> president, of course oil prices will rise. Duh. its an utter no >> brainer. Grow up, get over it, welcome to the real world. >> > |
Re: S.U.V's found abandon
On Thu, 18 Aug 2005 22:01:34 -0700, "Brad Taylor" <BradTaylor@ev1.net>
wrote: >Of course you beleive all the liberal press krap. You sound like a no >brainer yourself. 1) top posting is a no-no. 2) very little press in the Us is liberal. It is aminly controlled by a few conglomerates, with heavy political allegences to one or the other of the main parties - this is something clearly evident back in October. 3) am i a liberal? well, if you mean am i a free-thinking person who doesn't let the preconceptions of others contrain me into a narrow thought pattern, then yes, i am. (that IS what liberal means, you know. How the hell americans have come to be convinced, as you obviously are, that free and independant thought is a bad thing, i'll never know. > >> Americans just need to get their heads out of their collective arses, >> stop whining, and live with it. I mean, when you elect an oil >> president, of course oil prices will rise. Duh. its an utter no >> brainer. Grow up, get over it, welcome to the real world. >> > |
Re: S.U.V's found abandon
T.E.R.M.S............That's the magic word for people with no money in the
bank . My dad always told me buy it if you got the money , if you don't have the money don't buy it . Pretty simple actually . "Ron M." <nobody@nowhere.net> wrote in message news:11gedolrbdip37f@corp.supernews.com... > <jcd1234@kattare.com> wrote in message > news:1124465220.501518.167740@g43g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com... >> Those people cannot afford SUVs to begin with. Most of them take out >> 60 month, 72 month, or even 96 month loans to pay for them. Rising gas >> prices will stretch many to the limit (not that they're not already >> there anyway), and they will default on their car loans. You >> overestimate the intelligence of the average consumer. > > In the majority of cases, this is indeed true. One of my co-workers has a > workout partner at his gym who's a sales manager at a GMC/Pontiac/Buick > dealership. He said that roughly 95% of the people that purchase SUVs at > that dealership finance anywhere from 95% of the sale price to 120% when > they're "upside down" with their trade-ins. The guy said that it just > amazes > him on a daily basis "how financially f'ed up these people are--yet > they're > wanting to buy a ~$38,000.00 SUV that gets HORRIBLE gas mileage." He said > that there were "a few exceptions where someone will plop down cash for > one > of these beasts". > > Ron M. > > |
Re: S.U.V's found abandon
T.E.R.M.S............That's the magic word for people with no money in the
bank . My dad always told me buy it if you got the money , if you don't have the money don't buy it . Pretty simple actually . "Ron M." <nobody@nowhere.net> wrote in message news:11gedolrbdip37f@corp.supernews.com... > <jcd1234@kattare.com> wrote in message > news:1124465220.501518.167740@g43g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com... >> Those people cannot afford SUVs to begin with. Most of them take out >> 60 month, 72 month, or even 96 month loans to pay for them. Rising gas >> prices will stretch many to the limit (not that they're not already >> there anyway), and they will default on their car loans. You >> overestimate the intelligence of the average consumer. > > In the majority of cases, this is indeed true. One of my co-workers has a > workout partner at his gym who's a sales manager at a GMC/Pontiac/Buick > dealership. He said that roughly 95% of the people that purchase SUVs at > that dealership finance anywhere from 95% of the sale price to 120% when > they're "upside down" with their trade-ins. The guy said that it just > amazes > him on a daily basis "how financially f'ed up these people are--yet > they're > wanting to buy a ~$38,000.00 SUV that gets HORRIBLE gas mileage." He said > that there were "a few exceptions where someone will plop down cash for > one > of these beasts". > > Ron M. > > |
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