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Not even in CT could they require that you register a vehicle when you order it...or can they?

That's about as bad as it was in CA 10 years ago...with an appointment.

You could still tell anyone that might pull you over that there's a virus thing going on, and that the DMV isn't open/functioning. Although, I'd think that'd be common knowledge by now.

What's the rush? Our latest purchase was 3-28, and the temporary tag (from CO) is long expired. Not that anyone here cares, except for my girlfriend. So she has an appointment for 6-1. She'll most likely not even be allowed into the building, being that she doesn't have a hazmat suit.

But you beat him, right?

That's with Chrysler Capital, other outfits may well be different. Either way, the interest rate is what it is and I really don't care what it is, since I first make a token maximum payment ($1,999 these days I think), then send a check for most of the balance. Sure enough, they're not too...

My first question when learning about this way to save some money was if there was a prepayment penalty. Which there isn't...as long as the loan has been in effect for at least three months.

Well, I kinda got myself, and the dealer, in trouble once by paying down a Chrysler Capital loan a bit too much before the three months were up. Then all hell broke loose. They took it upon themselves to "forgive" the $300 something I still owed. Smart move on their part, since they could then...

That does stand for "manufacturers", right?

Well, duh. There are more taxis and cop cars than actual car enthusiasts.

At least on new cars they do, which is why I finance for the minimum three months since my dealer gives me most or all of that kickback.

Thanks, Paladin, but I cheated and only checked the lids.