(1888PressRelease)
September 15, 2007 - "Dealers have made a lot of mistakes in the past. We believe with our system Ford, Chrysler, and GM will become very profitable, very quickly. I don't understand why the Big 3 are not selling cars. They are turning down customers left and right".
ALLSUBPRIME is the top special finance trainer in the country. ALLSUBPRIME goes to dealerships across the country and train dealers how to successfully run a Special Finance Department without hiring new staff. " Our service pays for itself, within three months you"ll be able to help almost any customer that walks through the door". ALLSUBPRIME is now offering its 3 step system to anyone who wants to know about 2nd chance financing. "This is a 50 billion dollar a year industry and by 2010 expect the sub-prime market to boost to up to 100 billion per year". Many dealerships across the country do not offer special financing or 2nd chance financing to their customers.
Sub-prime deals normally have an interest rate of 15% to as high as 25% APR. Dealers usually make an average of average of $2000 to $3500 per sub-prime deal. "The sub-prime market is never going to lack customers. Its just lacking the training needed to handle customers with credit problems in our new economy". The customer does not give up just because the first dealer would not finance them a car. They keep going until someone says their approved. "The first dealer could've got the business if they had Special Finance training."
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