Comments by "Comm0ut" (@Comm0ut) on "" video.

  1. The smart play is get the best price buying financed then pay your new toy off in cash the next day. Business is war. Be devious because your opponents are.
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  2. No, they don't because it backfires. The first time a salesperson tries that they'll lose the sale. (I did and did for an experiment and I'm quite diplomatic.) Stupid people tend to be aggressive. I sold used cars for a bit and the experience gave me greater respect for dealers and NONE for most customers who I concluded are basically insane. Customers tend to be "aspirational" buyers who crave vehicles they imagine impress other dolts. The coldly pragmatic smart customer are quite rare because we usually buy private party not via dealers.
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  3. Drive good cars like those Hondas long enough and they become classics. BTW buying a nice spare/future ride now before prices go crazy is a fine idea if you have room to store it.
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  4. Denying people loans is doing them a favor. Buying expensive toys is the road to poverty unless you have already paid off your home and land in full. There is no reason to buy a Mercedes or any other overpriced bauble because modern German vehicles are money pits better leased so you're not stuck with them, and of course best not bought at all.
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  5. I've done basically that since my first vehicle (Honda MT 250) in 1978 and the end game is glorious. I paid off my property early and retired early because I chose discipline and learned to spin my own wrenches. After working in the used car biz I would never buy new and if I were given one it would get sold instantly like the Harley I won in a raffle.
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  6.  @laser31415  I solve that by not caring what "they" want. If you hold what the typical person does and believes in contempt that is a path to wisdom.
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