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- STAY AWAY from AUTOSOURCE dealership : r Hawaii - Reddit
STAY AWAY from AUTOSOURCE dealership These people have been scamming customers for a while now it seems and it just happened to someone close to me They agreed to pay for her vehicle 3 months ago when trading it in and they have not done so
- G9 Neo - Auto Source Switch +, how does it work? - Reddit
I'm curious to understand how does AutoSource Switch+ on G9 Neo works (v s AutoSource Switch on G9) Will it automatically switch to an already connected source that I woke up and becomes active after I put my current source on sleep?
- Is Military Autosource actually any good? : r askcarsales - Reddit
Kind of late to change my course but here is a pricing summary for a 2022 Bronco Sports Badlands (in comments) They kept preaching about how much cheaper of an option it is than a dealership Turns out I didn’t even save $1,000 Maybe it’s better than normal, I don’t know, can anyone break down if this is actually a good deal? When I was overseas, they kept saying how it’s such a good
- Are these sites legit? : r cars - Reddit
I've run over these sites a few times and was wondering if anyone here has used them? Autosource biz seems alright They have somewhat reasonable prices on their collision cars but, 4k for a ducati theft recovery? Also there is ridesafely com, they seem a bit more legit that the previous website but I'm still a bit skeptical because there seems to be a lot of scams in this "wrecked auto" industry
- Military Autosource Questions : r AirForce - Reddit
So, we’re heading stateside soon, and we’re wondering if anyone has gone through military autosource to get a new car? Not sure if it’s worth pursuing a car with them or just getting a loan when we actually go back to the states, but I figured someone on here might have gone through MAS and could give us a breakdown of how it went for them Thanks in advance!
- Experience with Military Auto Source : r MilitaryFinance - Reddit
Good morning, I met with a rep from military auto source about buying a car and having it waiting for me when I get back to the states next summer I’m wondering about everyone’s experience with MAS and if it’s really as nice as it sounds or if I’d be better off just buying a car from the dealership once I am physically back The real reason I’m leaning towards MAS is because I’m
- Tell me about rebuilt repaired branded titles and Autosavvy : r . . .
Spent some time with a sales rep at Autosavvy (formerly Autosource) yesterday and learned about their business built around branded titles and found myself sipping the koolaid to some degree
- Military Auto Source a good idea? : r AirForce - Reddit
Here's my go to rule for people who just have to finance a car, it's the 20-4-10 rule: Put down at least 20% Finance the vehicle for no more than four years Keep total monthly vehicle expense - including principal, interest, and insurance - under 10% of net income The only tricky part is the last bullet To be conservative, just take your monthly Basic Pay, and divide by 10 As an example, me
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