View Poll Results: How much do you pay a month for your max
Mines Paid off
36
22.22%
0-350
36
22.22%
351-425
39
24.07%
426-501
26
16.05%
501+
25
15.43%
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How much do you pay a month...
#10
This reminds me of when I first bought my house 4 years ago. I will never forget my neighbor telling me to look around, because every one on our block paid alot different prices for the same house. He had been there for 10 years and bought when the development was being started. The neighbor to his right literally paid double what he had, and their sq. footage was the same.
Same thing can be said about cars. For a 2006 se you see on the road that is free and clear, you will see one where some one is paying 20% interest on
Same thing can be said about cars. For a 2006 se you see on the road that is free and clear, you will see one where some one is paying 20% interest on
#13
Traded up a 2003 Mazda Protege5 for my 04 last April and had it paid off within 6 months. I asked for a 1 year loan and they told me the shortest they had was 3 year. So I was doing $2k/month payments and paid it off quickly. I hate debt...now if my house was only paid off I'd be debt free.
#17
So I guess I'll take the 1st prize here, so it was leased with no real intention on keeping it, 36 months at 500 ended up putting way to many miles on it and I just decided to buy it out, so now I'm making payments for 66 months at 500 a month
With leaving my job, and not having the income I use to have I had no choice, but school and the career I want will be worth it down the road
With leaving my job, and not having the income I use to have I had no choice, but school and the career I want will be worth it down the road
#20
#24
$591 month @ 1.9% x 60. I rolled $3k on top from my trade and put zero down. I'll borrow their money at 1.9% vs spending my own thank you very much.
I could never understand why someone would put a large down payment on a low interest auto loan, sub 3%???
I could never understand why someone would put a large down payment on a low interest auto loan, sub 3%???
#29
that makes no sense.... the reason for a 6-7 year loans are to make the monthly payments more affordable for people. If you cant afford a 4 yr loan, then go for the longer payment plan in order to reduce your monthly payment.
Last edited by 2LEET4U; 09-26-2008 at 08:33 AM.
#30
#39
so far it looks like its a dead heat between 350-500 a month on here for a 6th gen. Im surprised at the number that have theirs paid off already, wish I could say that.
Im picking mine up tonight
Pyt 389/mo for 60 mo on a 06SE 0 down
Im picking mine up tonight
Pyt 389/mo for 60 mo on a 06SE 0 down