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DrewE
May 09, 2018Explorer III
My class C was an (older) teenager when I bought it used. I didn't finance the purchase, but paid cash. I think it's safe to say I follow the antithesis of this "rule."
I'd venture to guess that this rule, if it actually exists, was formulated by dealers or finance companies as a way to keep their gravy train rolling along. Rolling over the financing into a new vehicle doesn't seem to me to be a winning idea in the long run, but rather a technique for getting deeper and deeper into debt, assuming I'm understanding what is going on properly.
I'd venture to guess that this rule, if it actually exists, was formulated by dealers or finance companies as a way to keep their gravy train rolling along. Rolling over the financing into a new vehicle doesn't seem to me to be a winning idea in the long run, but rather a technique for getting deeper and deeper into debt, assuming I'm understanding what is going on properly.
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