Buy-here, pay-here: Risks and riches

"It makes more money than all of my domestic franchises put together," says Gary Duncan, left, of his J.D. Byrider used-vehicle store. He's pictured with the store's general manager, Damon Hueston. (DOUGLAS MILLER)

By:

Arlene Swayers

April 17, 2006 05:00 AM

Gary Duncan is among a number of new-car dealers who are supplementing their business with separate off-site "buy-here, pay-here" used-vehicle dealerships.

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