Has anyone driven the q60 redsport400?

Minsu

After much contemplating here is my final choice.

After driving all the cars, the porsche was nice and all, but too small of a car for me. And not enough power overall. The alfa romeo didnt appeal to my in terms of looks but felt fast. Looked classy but your boi is trashy.

Now onto the good bits.

The stingray, ooooooh boi did it make me wet.
I drove both the automatic and manual, after driving the Z stick for 5 years now in NJ roads the automatic stood out to me more. The interior is lambo level to me coming from the Z. I test drove the z51 1LT but Im kinda thinking towards the Grand Sport if I can get it at a decent price. Trade in the Z for 15k, drop another 10k on top and finance 25k.

Im also buying a home in Decemeber!! First time home buyer!

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Zoren 370

The Grandsport is the best of both worlds between Stingray and Z06 but got a Z51 3LT no regrets either.
Drove it at the Dragon damn this car is fast but I enjoyed the Z better in the corners!

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Chuck33079

Be careful financing another new car soon if a mortgage is on the horizon in the next few months. It may affect the amount you get approved for, or potentially keep you from getting a mortgage.

Also, why did you buy a vehicle for someone who is not your legal spouse? That's a major potential issue. Please tell me you have some paperwork in place with her to CYA.

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markesc

Good advice!

Debt-to-income ratio = or < 45%.

If a lender sees an inquiry, then plan on a signed and dated letter of explanation as to why, and if credit was or was not gained, and if so, the amt financed, and payment. That will then roll up into your DTI and then will affect the maximum possible purchase price you wish to be pre-approved for.

And, for the LOVE OF GOD: Do NOT co-sign on student loans. EVER. The issue: If the loan min payment does not show on the credit report, AND you do not have a letter stating exaclty what the payment WILL be in the future, then the lender will hit you for anything from 2-5% for the payment, at P+I and then, you're DTI is tanked. Besides, college is a complete scam 90% of the time... exceptions: doctors, engineers, hands on skills....

I love that our WONDERFUL public school system beats people up over polynomial functions and factoring for several years, but when it comes to home purchasing/refinancing/marriage contracts/family law courts/divorce outcomes = nothing. Absolutely NOTHING is taught.

Even more sad: 90% of adults don't even know what an amortization table is, how it works, why it's important.

The same people that put HUNDREDS of hours researching the latest OLED TV will put .00000000001% of a single nano second into researching how a mortgage works, then fast forward three years: "I didn't know what I signed..."