Dealer floor planning is basically a credit line for dealerships to buy vehicles. It allows them to go to auctions (or take trades) and have their inventory without paying for it right up front. This is extremely helpful for small dealerships that do not have the cash to pay for the vehicles. Most dealerships have some sort of floor plan - not many can, or do, opperate on cash.
IT depends on the dealership you go to and your financing plan, but it's usually around 300-400 a month.
after approved financing and signed contract, have had car 8 days, can a dealership take car back?
It's best to make sure you have financing before you buy a car. If you plan on getting financing from somewhere other then the dealership, and you have a set amount you can spend, you won't let yourself get into a car that you can't afford and you may be able to haggle the price with the dealership more.
Yes, we have a used car dealership that provides financing options for customers without requiring a credit check.
You were never approved for financing to buy the car thus you do not own the car and the dealer has the right to his property....so yes they can
One can receive financing for a car loan in many places. If one is purchasing the car at a dealership, the dealership most likely has a loan officer on site. Or one may be able to get a loan from their bank or credit union.
The car dealership ran your credit multiple times to check your creditworthiness and determine the best financing options for you.
You have to pay off the car. Unless there was a fault with the car that caused the accident, the dealership is home free. Surprising that they did not require collision insurance as part of the financing.
You can get free information about car financing from either a bank or a car dealership. You might also want to check with your insurance company. If you are buying a car from a dealer, I would talk with them first.
To find information about car financing, you can visit your local car dealership, and ask them for information about the process of receiving financing. Also, some websites can provide you with reliable information, such as HowStuffWorks.
Yes, a 17-year-old can purchase a car from a dealership, but they may face challenges due to age restrictions and financing limitations.
The moment you sign the contract, have financing, and they hand you the keys. The car is now yours.