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Aug 12, 2005, 05:54 AM
#166
Originally Posted by Kid Lancer 7
Bro... Lemme tell you that i KNOW EXACTLY how u feel. 3 years ago the same bull**** happened to me When i took a '99 Infiniti G20 home.. i had the car for 3 weeks... and the manager called me back with the same reason and the same options. and ALSO said i got too good of a deal also. WTF is wrong w/ theese people. once the car is off the lot, the deal should be finalized. you dont give a little kid a Big chocolate chip cookie and take it back after he took a bite. its just wrong. do you think u could take some form of legal action on that??
Aug 12, 2005, 06:02 AM
#167
Originally Posted by gsujeff55
i have learned quite a bit from this thread. mostly, that EVOM and the evo community(probably plenty of non-evo drivers in this thread) is full of f*cking idiots. ive never seen so many idiotic posts in one thread in my entire life.
Aug 12, 2005, 06:57 AM
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that s y i always buy my cars cash...financing is a waste of money, spend the money you have, i always live by that moto, and i dont own a dime to anyone 
Aug 12, 2005, 07:25 AM
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Originally Posted by GTKage
that s y i always buy my cars cash...financing is a waste of money, spend the money you have, i always live by that moto, and i dont own a dime to anyone
If you can borrow 35k to buy a car at 0% and INVEST your money in a IRA for 5 years at 8% interest....you make money on your money...
but instead, you are an old timer that pays cash for a depreciable asset. How you ever gonna afford a house, unless you win the lotto or live in a dump?
Aug 12, 2005, 07:26 AM
#176
Originally Posted by kmcconn9
I agree with jjm4life about this, you drove off the lot with a done deal...thats their problem, not yours that they messed up with the financing
pay attention to what you sign your name to.
Aug 12, 2005, 07:49 AM
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Originally Posted by gsujeff55
and if you ever NEED a dime, you can't get it because your credit is NON EXISTANT.
If you can borrow 35k to buy a car at 0% and INVEST your money in a IRA for 5 years at 8% interest....you make money on your money...
but instead, you are an old timer that pays cash for a depreciable asset. How you ever gonna afford a house, unless you win the lotto or live in a dump?
If you can borrow 35k to buy a car at 0% and INVEST your money in a IRA for 5 years at 8% interest....you make money on your money...
but instead, you are an old timer that pays cash for a depreciable asset. How you ever gonna afford a house, unless you win the lotto or live in a dump?
I said financing on a CAR was a waste of money, a house is another story. I own my car and 2 houses, i have built enuff credit so i dont have to worry about stuff like that anymore...too many people in this country rely on credits. but i guess i am just lucky
Aug 12, 2005, 07:52 AM
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well, you said you don't owe a dime to anyone...and that isn't entirely true if you financed a house. 
even still, if you can get a car for 0% and you have 35k....the smart thing to do is borrow the 35k on the car and invest your 35k and make money on it....throwing it away on a depreciable asset is crazy when you can get 0% financing.....or actually any financing LESS than what you could make if you invested your money.
even still, if you can get a car for 0% and you have 35k....the smart thing to do is borrow the 35k on the car and invest your 35k and make money on it....throwing it away on a depreciable asset is crazy when you can get 0% financing.....or actually any financing LESS than what you could make if you invested your money.
Aug 12, 2005, 07:58 AM
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yes at one point i owed money, but not anymore, u know there are poeple out there that dont need loan do buy stuff, just have to be smart and have a high income revenue, i am in the real estate business, so u dont have to lecture me about financing. I was just stating that for a car it s better to buy it cash that s all, and that MY opinion.