05-06-2012 12:34 PM
I'm not really expecting the amount of money I'm receiving from my parents to change, but I believe that I'll make more money with my company in the future! I can't stop dreaming about this car, it's driving me crazy and I can't think straight and I'm annoying everyone around me with it lol.. I'll post pictures when I get it, you'll like it lol!
05-07-2012 01:13 PM
Just don't ask Suze Orman "Can I afford it?". She will probably say "Oh you are so DENIED".
Enjoy your new (to you) ride. It sounds like you have a plan in mind as to how to make this work for the period of time you intend to own it. And at least you are aware of and planning for the costs of ownership, maintenance, etc.
05-12-2012 04:20 PM - edited 05-12-2012 05:42 PM
Here she is ![]()
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05-12-2012 04:23 PM
OH MY.... *Looking around me to see what I can sell for down payment** ![]()
You end up buying it or just drooling some more?
05-12-2012 04:36 PM
20K down, 13% APR, 48 months, financed for around 45K. $1280/ Month. It's another car, not the one that I was talking about in my 1st msg !
Now I have to get used to all this attention from everyone in the street! They all look at me like I just stole the car from my dad or something lol
05-12-2012 04:53 PM
AlwaysUp wrote:20K down, 13% APR, 48 months, financed for around 45K. $1280/ Month. It's another car, not the one that I was talking about in my 1st msg !
Now I have to get used to all this attention from everyone in the street! They all look at me like I just stole the car from my dad or something lol
WOW, I don't know what number scares me more - 13% or $1280/Month. Hope in 6 months you start working hard core on refinancing... oh, who ended up financing it?
That would get you to about $230k on a mortgage!!
05-12-2012 05:11 PM
It's some credit union from Florida I didn't memorize the name, I'll check the paperwork for you later. I'm putting 15K down when I'm gonna refinance on december and hopefully I'll try to get a 4% interest rate or something!

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