Does the Detroit Area only advertise A Z lease plan and employee pricing? Is this nation wide and how they advertise leasing?
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its called FLEECING, never do itComment -
With over 70% of the population in Detroit not being able to read (given u know what), I'm surprised they have written contracts.
Wouldn't they use a picture contract w/ bananas to represent worth and payments?Comment -
Is it advertised that way though or is it for the REAL public price?Comment -
I dont understand the question, about the public pricing part. But I sold cars for several years. Leasing is the only way to do it. If you don't lease you're paying too much for a car that you'll want to trade in 3-4 years anyway. Please dont listen to Brock, maybe gambling isnt the only reason he's delivering pizza it seemsComment -
But with leasing, you have to have almost perfect credit, so it's not an option available to most people now a days it seems.Comment -
When leasing commercials are advertised for Ford, GM, or Chrysler, it is advertised with those lease plans, this ultimately lowers the lease rate, making the general public that does not qualify for these plans pay quite a bit more if they were to lease them.
Lease the all new Ford Focus $199 w/ az or x plan lease. Joe Schmoe it would be 259 if they were to not have those. They don't advertise thought that way, they only advertise the 199 with said plans.
Is that normal to advertise like that everywhere else in the country or do they advertise the Joe Schmoe pricing?Comment -
Best I can remember all lease prices here are the same. Because you aren't buying the car or taking a loan to buy it.Comment
