Squatch Free Guide: Paying Cash? Read This First
You saved up. You want to write one check and own your camper free and clear. Then you say "I'm paying cash," and the price goes up.
You're not imagining it. For a lot of dealers, the loan is a second sale, and some try to make it up in the price when you pay cash. You shouldn't have to pay extra for doing the responsible thing.
This free guide is from a buyer's advocate who has worked both sides of the desk. It shows you how to keep the cash discount you deserve:
- Why some dealers give a better price to buyers who finance
- How to spot a "finance-only" price in the fine print
- The exact words to say, and when to say them
- "Finance it and pay it off?" worked out to the dollar
- How to hand over a big payment safely: deposits, cashier's checks and wires
- The honest pros and cons of paying cash at all
- A 5-minute calculator and a pocket card for your wallet16 pages. Instant PDF download. Free.
Walk in prepared, and you write one check, keep your discount and drive home owning it free and clear. Cash doesn't always get the best price. Prepared cash does.
Every price and rate in this guide is an example, not a quote. Not legal, tax or financial advice.
