So I'm curious here...
As I understand it, the finance contract for vehicles purchased under the cash for clunkers programs would be for the full price of the vehicle, less any incentives the dealer throws in. After the trade in's engine is disabled, and the remains properly processed and delivered to an approved scrap yard, the government issues a check tot he dealer and the amount of the check is deducted from the remaining contract.
What happens if the check never shows up? The consumer is left holding the ball for that?
Can anyone confirm that this is how the program functions?
How would that work for someone paying cash for a vehicle?
I wouldn't sign the contract for the full price... there is no way I'd trust the government like that...