Waugh... I just paid off my car!!!
Apr 6, 2012, 03:50 PM
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Waugh... I just paid off my car!!!
Just sent the payoff check
Been my daily for 18 months all still stock (well except for brake pads and fluid, if that counts).
Whenever i think of modding the car i pay that amount of money i was going to spend to the principal of the car and boy it paid off quick.
This is the latest pic of the car
So pay off the car before modding... the car is plenty quick in stock form... I know because i overtook an modified S2000 once and boy it felt great. But i still give the driver credit because S2000 is a very difficult car to drive.
Keep driving!
Been my daily for 18 months all still stock (well except for brake pads and fluid, if that counts).
Whenever i think of modding the car i pay that amount of money i was going to spend to the principal of the car and boy it paid off quick.
This is the latest pic of the car
So pay off the car before modding... the car is plenty quick in stock form... I know because i overtook an modified S2000 once and boy it felt great. But i still give the driver credit because S2000 is a very difficult car to drive.
Keep driving!
Last edited by maramaralula; Apr 6, 2012 at 04:41 PM.
Apr 6, 2012, 04:08 PM
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grats man. i always wondered tho... when sending in your monthly payment, how do you pay more then the minimum? do you have to notify them that youre paying more than the minimum so that they deduct it from the principal? or if you just send in a check of like say $1000 (when youre monthly is, lets say, $500); theyll just know?
Apr 6, 2012, 04:13 PM
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thanks dude!
when you pay more than the required monthly payments just write across your check "Add additional balance to principal." Check with your lender first though.
when you pay more than the required monthly payments just write across your check "Add additional balance to principal." Check with your lender first though.
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As a financial advisor im proud that you paid off a liability and decreased your monthly payments. as a enthusiast Im shocked that you kept it stock for this long!!
