How To Get The BEST FINANCING Deal | Tips From A Salesman 

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hey here is an idea 💡 stfu

@@dznuttzonyachin7499 Loser!

Mind if I pick your brain on credit building strategies?

@@joshuamorales1095 Less inquires, on time payments, and wait about 5 to 7 years.

I did 3 years on my scooter

Just goes back to: "never finance the toys"

Did you have full coverage insurance for your scooter? While you were making payments.​@@SonicBoomC98

That sucks

Mmmm he never said that

Yeah if you want a 600cc+ bike. -500cc is better

Honda NM4

No

how’d it go ?

Also curious if you have an update on this?

I didn't go for it, im just focused on building my credit the best I can

Slick Will just make sure your extra goes to principal.

What credit score was through a credit union?

We may never find out

Yeah if you have badass credit or it's a 5k bike

If the price is right.

Not as a first bike unless you are a mechanic by trade

Kràzy Buttèr wait 4 years

If your mom or dad has good credit. Ask one of them if they can put you on their card.

The largest study of millionaire shows that most of them do not carry debt Expedia ll year on vehicles

@MegaSkilla Sounds like tax fraud to me. Far as I know, cannot deduct interest of your personal toys as a tax writeoff. And I'm pretty sure most people are not an S or C corp

That’s the absolute truth. Debt=slavery

I rather pay interest to go work and earn money than can't go to work because i don't have a car.

PIP is limited to the state in which you live. Not all states require it as an option (insurance is regulated by the department of insurance in your state) or even have the option. In other states what you want is Property Damage (covers damage to your bike in the event of an accident regardless of fault} and Comprehensive (covers your bike against acts of nature like falling trees, theft, vandalism and such), usually subject to a deductible. These are optional coverages and will increase your premium. Ditto Medical Payments coverage which, similar to PIP, provides coverage for medical incurred as a result of an accident. These are absolutely vital coverages if you ride. If the car who hits you only carries state minimum coverages, the coverage for your injuries may max at as little as $15,000. When an ambulance ride can cost you $3,000 or more, that's not much coverage. And if the accident is your fault--minimum coverage only provides coverage for the other driver(s). After that's tapped out, the whole thing drops on you in the form of law suits. Progressive has great coverages, allows low deductibles and even builds in Emergency Roadside Service. In a lot of cases, this isn't true--especially of the lowest-cost providers. I understand they even build in Emergency Roadside Service (full disclosure--I'm not insured with Progressive but have ERS with AAA Motorcycle) Nobody advertises the best coverage. They advertise the cheapest option, which is NOT going to cover you or your property. I encourage you to read your policy jacket (not just the declaration page) and know what kind of coverage you want. There is a good chance you'll be paying more than the advertised monthly premium, but you'll ride with peace of mind.