Monthly Payments
Feb 18, 2008 | 08:43 PM
#16
Evolving Member
Joined: Jul 2002
Posts: 217
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From: Torrance, California
yeah rolling over neg. equity is a big thumbdown. IMO.
pretty soon the XI will come out and you will want that, thanks to the new X markups at the dealer you will add on more debt. i know i wouldnt want to pay 70k for the XI.
i was just at mitsu yesterday my friend is a carsalesman.
they sold 10 in a little over a week...
and most people were walking out the door with minimal down and 750minimum a month with average 5k dealer markup. most had 8-900 carpayments on 60 months.
insane. also they are pushing IX MRs for around 29k
u know the evo X will be popular. and you know they will make them for a while.... not like its a limited run and you can always get a dealertrade for what you want.... why not wait 10-12 months and see where the market is at... and where you are at. i hate dealermarkup. JERKS
pretty soon the XI will come out and you will want that, thanks to the new X markups at the dealer you will add on more debt. i know i wouldnt want to pay 70k for the XI.
i was just at mitsu yesterday my friend is a carsalesman.
they sold 10 in a little over a week...
and most people were walking out the door with minimal down and 750minimum a month with average 5k dealer markup. most had 8-900 carpayments on 60 months.
insane. also they are pushing IX MRs for around 29k
u know the evo X will be popular. and you know they will make them for a while.... not like its a limited run and you can always get a dealertrade for what you want.... why not wait 10-12 months and see where the market is at... and where you are at. i hate dealermarkup. JERKS
Feb 18, 2008 | 08:43 PM
#17
So I'm in the process of working out a deal on my New 08 GSR SSS, but I think I can work the dealer a little more. I was just wondering what you all are paying monthly for your evo's? I got screwed on my last purchase and owe quite a bit, so i have alot of negative equity that will roll over. I guess I can always just accept the high monthly payment now and pay more monthly until I can refinance.
Feb 18, 2008 | 11:59 PM
#19
Evolving Member
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 104
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From: N. Cali
O.k. this is for the OP..
He asked a question.. just answer it people!!!
If you don't own/ make payments on an X buttout..
For me..
It was $39,000 out the door- inc. Nav and SSS and Tax, Lic. etc.
-$1000 down from old car trade in
-6.5% (I have a credit score of roughly 680, which falls into a "Teir 2" or "Teir B" interest rate <-- that is second only to a "Teir 1" or "Teir A" which is the best rate you could find.
-$650 mo. for 6 years
It calculates to $46,800 because of total finance charges..
There is my answer to your question.
He asked a question.. just answer it people!!!
If you don't own/ make payments on an X buttout..
For me..
It was $39,000 out the door- inc. Nav and SSS and Tax, Lic. etc.
-$1000 down from old car trade in
-6.5% (I have a credit score of roughly 680, which falls into a "Teir 2" or "Teir B" interest rate <-- that is second only to a "Teir 1" or "Teir A" which is the best rate you could find.
-$650 mo. for 6 years
It calculates to $46,800 because of total finance charges..
There is my answer to your question.
Last edited by syr00; Feb 19, 2008 at 12:03 AM.
Feb 19, 2008 | 05:52 AM
#22
Evolving Member
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 359
Likes: 0
From: Ohio
O.k. this is for the OP..
He asked a question.. just answer it people!!!
If you don't own/ make payments on an X buttout..
For me..
It was $39,000 out the door- inc. Nav and SSS and Tax, Lic. etc.
-$1000 down from old car trade in
-6.5% (I have a credit score of roughly 680, which falls into a "Teir 2" or "Teir B" interest rate <-- that is second only to a "Teir 1" or "Teir A" which is the best rate you could find.
-$650 mo. for 6 years
It calculates to $46,800 because of total finance charges..
There is my answer to your question.
He asked a question.. just answer it people!!!
If you don't own/ make payments on an X buttout..
For me..
It was $39,000 out the door- inc. Nav and SSS and Tax, Lic. etc.
-$1000 down from old car trade in
-6.5% (I have a credit score of roughly 680, which falls into a "Teir 2" or "Teir B" interest rate <-- that is second only to a "Teir 1" or "Teir A" which is the best rate you could find.
-$650 mo. for 6 years
It calculates to $46,800 because of total finance charges..
There is my answer to your question.
Thats what I'd say he's looking for. Good post!
keep them coming!
Feb 19, 2008 | 07:56 AM
#26
Newbie
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 62
Likes: 0
From: Seattle, WA
I will have to agree with all those who posted before, that my payments will not really help you, but here they are anyway:
Paid MSRP on a GSR with SSS: $34,990
Trade in: $3500
Downpayment: $24,000
financed the rest: 5%
credit score: >720
Payments: $204/month for 60 months.
I dont know what that does, but hope it helps!
Paid MSRP on a GSR with SSS: $34,990
Trade in: $3500
Downpayment: $24,000
financed the rest: 5%
credit score: >720
Payments: $204/month for 60 months.
I dont know what that does, but hope it helps!
Feb 19, 2008 | 08:52 AM
#29
BTW can you tell me what cha smoking, cuz I wanna hit of that too
Last edited by redteam22003; Feb 19, 2008 at 08:55 AM.
Feb 19, 2008 | 11:12 AM
#30
So I'm in the process of working out a deal on my New 08 GSR SSS, but I think I can work the dealer a little more. I was just wondering what you all are paying monthly for your evo's? I got screwed on my last purchase and owe quite a bit, so i have alot of negative equity that will roll over. I guess I can always just accept the high monthly payment now and pay more monthly until I can refinance.
I know this is kind of personal, but maybe you guys could give me a bit of a range that you all pay monthly?
Thanks!
I know this is kind of personal, but maybe you guys could give me a bit of a range that you all pay monthly?
Thanks!
Maybe if you can post up some numbers, on what car you have, How much your loan is, how much you still owe on your car and how much negative equity you have we can try to figure out for you what would be the best way to go.
Some of the guys here is saying pay more off on you Equity befor you buy a new car. We don't know how much more you still owe on your current car ect.
Its can be 2 years down the line until you are out of Negative equity,but at the same time your car is dropping in value.And you are paying 2 more years interest in your loan. Alot of thing factor into what's the best deal for you right now.