Are they just talking about the predatory "buy here, pay here"-type used-car dealers that have been around for a while, or are new-car dealers getting into the scam now, too?
The whole article was just anecdotes and heresay, so who knows. I know there is a ton of predatory b/s involved with buying cars but these examples seem like outliers. I think the Tik Tok lady was lying about her car payment(s) though just to go viral and it totally worked.
Are they just talking about the predatory "buy here, pay here"-type used-car dealers that have been around for a while, or are new-car dealers getting into the scam now, too?
The whole article was just anecdotes and heresay, so who knows. I know there is a ton of predatory b/s involved with buying cars but these examples seem like outliers. I think the Tik Tok lady was lying about her car payment(s) though just to go viral and it totally worked.