Submitted by megaultraman t3_126ac40 in wallstreetbets
dumb_brick t1_je8eepo wrote
By "loosening credit requirements" you mean I could finally afford my Lambo at only 29% APY with no job and 560 credit score?
Harvick4tw t1_je8kcyl wrote
Bet, and if the loan goes past due, just let a Nissan rear end you
greenchili4lyfe t1_je8u6c8 wrote
I’m taking notes…
PussyBreath007 t1_je9jddb wrote
Better have Gap insurance!
Loose_Mail_786 t1_je9k6kj wrote
Lol
[deleted] t1_jeant56 wrote
[removed]
mikecrypto8 t1_je8kebt wrote
560, Look at you knocking those bills out. Your making the rest of us look bad.
megaultraman OP t1_je8en45 wrote
Lol
[deleted] t1_je8tggp wrote
[removed]
Outis7379 t1_je8ku4i wrote
Why get only one?
dumb_brick t1_je8ltzc wrote
Will have to look for a second Lambo dealership to approve the loan and that's not real in my area, because even the first one is 7 hours away.
PS, can't wait to be back to California, this shit hole is stinky.
[deleted] t1_je8qv8c wrote
[deleted]
[deleted] t1_je8t7o7 wrote
[removed]
sudden_aggression t1_jeax6gs wrote
Pretty much the entire automotive market these days is built around the assumption that the car will end up being repoed long before the loan is paid off. They're basically just charging rent on cars and calling it a secured debt.
That's why cars have gotten so ludicrously expensive and terms of gotten so long- everyone is just choosing a rent payment and deluding themselves that they will hold out for the next 7 years and own it someday for the price of a house.
And of course they're not thinking far enough ahead to realize that unlike a lease, they will pay for all the depreciation as well when the repoed car is auctioned off.
Viewing a single comment thread. View all comments