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Old Apr 15, 2008, 01:39 AM
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Evo X car payments???
Just wondering what other Evo X owner's car payments are looking like. Mine is $560.00 a month
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Old Apr 15, 2008, 04:24 AM
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I have placed a personal limit of $455/mo, not to exceed 60 months on any car purchases; the limit is allowed to rise $5 every 5 years. It keeps me from buying anything too outrageous.
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Old Apr 15, 2008, 04:32 AM
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$375 per month.
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Old Apr 15, 2008, 07:03 AM
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What was ur DP?
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I'm looking at 900 or so a month, that's for the MR with nav, and areo kits. Oh yeah and only a 5k down payment
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Damn.. I gotta start savin, cause that's what I'm lookin at.. Time to make an appointment at the credit union...
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Damn.. I gotta start savin, cause that's what I'm lookin at.. Time to make an appointment at the credit union...
Yeah, I have been running the numbers and it looks like I would be better off waiting a month or two and saving up some more for a down payment. I was using this calculator to find out an average price. Hopefully shopping around at banks can get me a lower rate than 6.78

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Old Apr 15, 2008, 07:46 AM
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[QUOTE=Mountainbiker54;5545045]Yeah, I have been running the numbers and it looks like I would be better off waiting a month or two and saving up some more for a down payment. I was using this calculator to find out an average price. Hopefully shopping around at banks can get me a lower rate than 6.78

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Yeah 6.78 is high. I think anyway. My credit union is 5.75%
Whats everyone else getting?
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5.64% . Could be lower by .25% but i like paying bills myself instead of the auto deduction thing.
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Originally Posted by EvolvedVIII
$375 per month.

Whats you interest rate?
How much you put down? Are you A1 credit?

If you dont mind telling us. Cause 375 per month. I'll go get one right know. LOL
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^^ $375/month is way too low.. He probably put at least 30% down on the price of the car..and/or the loan goes beyond 5 years.
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credit union by me any car 2005 or newer is like 4.29%

look into credit unions cheaper then most banks IMO
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$400 flat with 10grand down
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not to hijack the thread but what is everybody paying OTD for an X? especially the CA guys. they seem to be getting a better deal.
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