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Do manufacturers calculate interest and add to the loan?

Shawn Ryder

In this blog post, we will explore the intricacies of automotive financing, including how interest is determined, what factors influence the rates, and how manufacturers and dealerships play a role in this process. This collaboration can lead to promotional financing offers, such as 0% interest deals for qualified buyers.

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Used Car APR in Ontario Canada?

Shawn Ryder

Understanding APR: What You Need to Know The Annual Percentage Rate (APR) represents the total cost of borrowing and is expressed as a percentage of the loans principal amount. However, as a general guideline: Well-qualified buyers may see APRs ranging from 3% to 6% for used vehicles.

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F & I Training for Automotive Dealerships

Terry Lancaster

The number one reason why people leave automotive retail is spousal pressure. talk about how to close more car deals with special guest Chris Martinez, former Platform Director at Jackie Cooper Imports in Tulsa and author of The Closer: The Automotive Professional's Guide Read More The number of deals that finance managers do.

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Ridiculously Simple Car Selling

Terry Lancaster

5:56 Speaker 2 discusses the importance of believing that every prospect is a qualified buyer, leading to different sales outcomes based on the salesperson's mindset. We had a lot of automotive sales professionals who understood that it takes a process to sell cars. Simplifying car sales techniques and overcoming objections.

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Close More Car Sales

Terry Lancaster

We talk about how to close more car deals with special guest Chris Martinez , former Platform Director at Jackie Cooper Imports in Tulsa and author of The Closer: The Automotive Professional's Guide to Closing The Deal. Listen in on another How To Sell More Cars podcast conversation. It's car sales, and it doesn't have to be hard.In

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