It's $59.85 for all 3 bureaus, including the various scores from EQ and EX. One time pull with one time price. You won't get any additional scores from TU though. If I was going to buy, and have the dealer pull my scores, I'd probably do it. If I already had my financing in my pocket, maybe not. Just depends on how comfortable you are with your scores. Your dealer may or may not use the auto enhanced scores anyway, but I would probably want to know them. But, the dealer might pull TU, like say Toyota. So you won't know your auto enhanced score. But, all things being equal, if you know your EQ and EX scores, your TU will likely trend the same way, up or down with auto enhanced versions. If my reports were clean, no auto baddies, then it's up to you. But I would never let a dealer pull my credit without having my own financing in my pocket to begin with. That way, they will likely bend over backwards to beat it and get the business. It's just part of their game. I once bought a new car and I had credit union financing already. They tried to get me to go with their financing at 0.01% less than my rate. I declined because I wanted my CU payroll deduction every two weeks. They tried the hard sell, but I stood firm. When I got into the F&I office, I was signing the docs and discovered a $1000 factory rebate that I wasn't even aware of. Had I taken their financing at 0.01% less than my CU, I would have forfeited the rebate and they basically would have made an additional 1K on the deal! Same with aftermarket warranty. I got my truck warranty at HALF what they wanted in the beginning because I found out my CU offerred one for way less than what they wanted. Basically everything is negotiable.
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