High Credit Score Doesn't Guarantee Zero-Down Financing at Dealership
A customer with an impressive credit score of 812 sought zero-down financing at a dealership, only to face unexpected challenges from the salesman.
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A customer with an impressive credit score of 812 sought zero-down financing at a dealership, only to face unexpected challenges from the salesman.
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