That’s exactly how it works; you meet at the credit union and the teller transfers the money from your account to theirs, pays off the loan with it, and signs the title releasing all interest in the vehicle, the previous owner signs the title over to you, the teller verifies that all is complete, and you’re good to…

Yes.

Seems like. To me he just seems nervous (being in front of a camera will do that to most people) and these are his coping techniques.

Is the prize money worth it though? Honest question.

This needs all the stars. Well done!!

Read any of the NPOCP postings and comments. German reliability (and expense of maintenance) is a constant subject of discussion and often ridicule.

That is The World’s Most Interesting Man^tm

I would buy that shirt. Well done, have a star!

Yeah, my 350k mile Nissan had to have it’s transmission replaced recently, how unreliable is that?! The whole transmission! Outrageous. It cost me several *hundred* dollars, too. Ouch, my wallet still stings.

Umm, that car is a 2013 CTS-V.

The Gift of the Magi...

It really depends on the interest rate. Sounds like you might have good enough credit that you could get a very low rate - in that case, you are essentially better off financing, your existing money can earn more for you than you are paying in interest. In essence, they are paying you to take their money. That is…

I can’t believe you just called that car “old”!

I have heard that Black is the new Black.

Which - let’s be honest - he sort of is...

I love looking through their inventory. One of these days, I’m afraid I’ll end up with one of these:

It’s all about the context!

One of those was my daily for many years (4-cyl, manual). What a great car.

With this font, I read that as a Nissan Horny, but Homy is almost as good, yo!

Yeah that’s just an Escalade with some fake badges...