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But over five years you had to spend $621.16 a month to make $2385.58, or about $40/month. I'd rather have the $621.16 a month. If you put the $35000 in
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But over five years you had to spend $621.16 a month to make $2385.58, or about $40/month.
I'd rather have the $621.16 a month. If you put the $35000 in a savings account at 2.5% (where can I get one?) and withdrew the $621.16 a month to pay the loan, I don't think you'd be making as much - would you even be ahead? Added: While I haven't use the 12C in a while (or ever, I was a TVM on the 41CX person), it looks to me like you'd have made 0.15 in your savings account at the end of five years. If I save the $621.16 over the next five years, I end up with the same net worth, but with the flexibility of spending on something else some month's if necessary (tires?). Along the way, I bet my net worth is simlar as well.
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I feel the flames coming already!
My heart exists in my right foot. 0 down, rolled in 10k of my audi... $800 a month payment. 30k base price +10k from my audi, 40k loan... Purchased the car at 29 years old. Good thing I'm an aerospace engineer, i pay around $2000 per payment per month. I always have cash for a down, but i was more interested in getting mods going ![]()
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Bought it sooner than I expected so didn't have all the funds available in checking. I do plan to pay it off in the first 3 months though. Financed 18k, going to do 6k each payment to get it don't and not waste money on interest.
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borrow 29k with 3.25 for 5 year in march, interestingly I have 800+ credit score with 7 years of credit history(25 years old), could not get any loan from the big bank due to not enough credit history, got a loan from credit union. plan to pay it off in 3 year.
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Financed mine at 3.9%. Put something like $10k down. My S2000 is paid off and have been thinking to sell it for the extra cash. Personally, with this economy (and a mortgage) I would rather have the safety net. I have the $ in the bank to pay off the z now easily but it takes a while to build up a savings. I would probably blow that extra cash each month on alcohol and loose women anyway
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I decided instead of tying up more money in the car I would put half ($18K) down and financed the other half at 0.9% the dealer was offering. Payments are under $300/mo and I can earn more than 1% on the cash I have. Sometimes it doesn't pay to pay cash.
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almost literally same story here.
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That's absolutely ridiculous that you guys can't get a loan with several years history and a great 800+ credit score. Unbelievable.
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After the market crash getting a loan was very difficult from big banks. Credit unions were the best bet for a quick low interest loan, but you must be a member and some require you be a member for X months before any loan can be filed.
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Final purchase price was 32K. I put 15K down and financed the rest at 3.75% for 48 months with my credit union. I will be paying off the loan in hopefully no more than two years and most likely less than that. I calculated it and it will cost me about 1.5K or a little more extra by financing in this time, but it's worth it for me to buy the car and enjoy now while I'm young (23) and without kids.
I am right out of college and I've only been working about a year. I don't have any debt and no student loans. My only credit really has been my credit card with a 1K limit, so while my credit score is very good, I really don't have any breadth or credit history to speak of. I decided it would be good to have this payment on my credit history for when I'm interested in houses. All in all I'm happy with the way things went down.
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I put nothing down and I pay 620 a month. I have the money but who knows what happens with this economy. If I see all going well I'll just pay the car off considering the payments are no problem for me and they are taken out auto every bi weekly (it's a payment option they take half the car payment every 2 weeks. Save some money and pays car off almost 6 months faster)
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