Monthly payments?
Jul 4, 2008, 11:54 AM
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Monthly payments?
I am seriously thinking of selling my car and buying an Evo. My only problem is that I owe the bank more than i can sell my car for now! I just wanted to get an idea of what everyone is paying per month for their Evo's. I pay around $200 a month. Thanks!
Jul 4, 2008, 12:14 PM
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Haha are you looking for a new one or used one.
A new x will cost atleast 800 a month.
A used evo will probably be anywhere from 400-600 depending on how much you put down and how much the original price is.
But insurance will probably be another 200 dollars. Maintanence is a lot too. Tires will cost around 1000 everytime you get new ones. T-c fluid and tranny fluid are pretty expensive to do every 7500 miles if your already on a tight budget. And gas is about 60 dollars a week if your driving with your foot off the pedal haha
A new x will cost atleast 800 a month.
A used evo will probably be anywhere from 400-600 depending on how much you put down and how much the original price is.
But insurance will probably be another 200 dollars. Maintanence is a lot too. Tires will cost around 1000 everytime you get new ones. T-c fluid and tranny fluid are pretty expensive to do every 7500 miles if your already on a tight budget. And gas is about 60 dollars a week if your driving with your foot off the pedal haha
Jul 4, 2008, 12:28 PM
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gas is going to suck and after market parts are far more expensive. but i love boost and it's an addiction. good luck. for monthly payments expect to pay 400 or more.
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Jul 4, 2008, 12:55 PM
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$350 month...but i put 10 grand down
However, this is going to vary so much depending on how much you need to borrow, your credit, etc.
Interest rates are at all-time lows right now so it's a great time to buy a new car, but the gas prices make up for that
However, this is going to vary so much depending on how much you need to borrow, your credit, etc.
Interest rates are at all-time lows right now so it's a great time to buy a new car, but the gas prices make up for that
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Well, since monthly payments are based off the amount financed, term, rate, and down payment, they will vary significantly.
As a general rule of thumb though it's $20.00 per $1,000.00 financed for 60 months. Of course money down reduces the amount financed, low APR's will decrease that, longer terms will decrease that, etc.
As a general rule of thumb though it's $20.00 per $1,000.00 financed for 60 months. Of course money down reduces the amount financed, low APR's will decrease that, longer terms will decrease that, etc.
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