Evo X car payments???
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so when your old... say in 30 years your only going to let yourself buy a car thats barely nicer... depending on what the future looks like ... only allowing yourself around 500 a month by the time your to old to drive.
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Nice lotus :cough cough: Wasn't that supposed to be a carrera gt? Heh...
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I noticed that too. Somehow he expects us to believe South Coast sold him an Evo for under $27k. The only way it's even remotely possible is if he got the base X with no options and qualified for all three $500 rebates. And even then there's still over $2k unaccounted for.
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Very smart. My rule is to not by anything costing more than 33% of my gross annual income.
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Really? The folks at the bank said as long as it's after 6 months, it will show up as positive effect on my credit report.
Also, if you need more than a 3 year loan, don't buy this car. Your interest paid at the end of loan period will be more than 6k! You are getting into high end AUDI territory. hahahah
Also, if you need more than a 3 year loan, don't buy this car. Your interest paid at the end of loan period will be more than 6k! You are getting into high end AUDI territory. hahahah
Actually, the credit bueraus (trans union, experian) have been updating credit report monthly now-most the time-. Every first of the month your score changes if you have a positive or negative affect. I pay the 14.99 a month for credit monitoring so I check it every 1st of the month. However, the fluctuation is usually about +-5 point difference.
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I leased mine for 4 years here are my figures:
$36,300 (Sticker was $38,100)
.00185% Money Factor (4.44% Interest Rate)
$1,900 Check to them (first month's payment, tax, title, tags and small amount down)
$519 payment
Buyout of the vehicle after 4 years is approximately $17,500
I am fairly confident that four years from now I could easily get that much out of it if I decided to sell it. What are 2004 Evo’s going for these days since that car is 4 years old now? My guess is more than $17,500
~Ryan
$36,300 (Sticker was $38,100)
.00185% Money Factor (4.44% Interest Rate)
$1,900 Check to them (first month's payment, tax, title, tags and small amount down)
$519 payment
Buyout of the vehicle after 4 years is approximately $17,500
I am fairly confident that four years from now I could easily get that much out of it if I decided to sell it. What are 2004 Evo’s going for these days since that car is 4 years old now? My guess is more than $17,500
~Ryan
i just need to sell my lancer =/
and i need a cosigner since my credit is young im only 18. my credit is high though like upper 700s
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I paid cash for my X.....the only thing that really sucked about paying cash is that I don't qualify for the "New Grad" 500 dollar discount.... that ****'d me off. I was told you only gte the 500 dollars off if you finance the car... which is pretty much crap because the only thing that 500 dollars off would do would be to take off some of the interest on the financing.
I want my 500 dollars. I didn't pay 30k a year for 4 years to not get 500 bucks off this car. Haha
I want my 500 dollars. I didn't pay 30k a year for 4 years to not get 500 bucks off this car. Haha
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I paid cash for my X.....the only thing that really sucked about paying cash is that I don't qualify for the "New Grad" 500 dollar discount.... that ****'d me off. I was told you only gte the 500 dollars off if you finance the car... which is pretty much crap because the only thing that 500 dollars off would do would be to take off some of the interest on the financing.
I want my 500 dollars. I didn't pay 30k a year for 4 years to not get 500 bucks off this car. Haha
I want my 500 dollars. I didn't pay 30k a year for 4 years to not get 500 bucks off this car. Haha
I would have financed it for the extra $500 off, then pay it off at my first payment