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I am glad you are looking at something a bit more practical (money wise) that will be fun to drive and I am glad you have a good income coming in to pay for it. Make sure you get a great rate that you deserve and enjoy your new car when you get it!
Rmarte86 wrote:Ok guys, I just came on today after work and checked all the comments that were left on here. I appreciate everything you guys are telling me and I do know that it is coming from people who really care, not necessarily care about me, but do want to help me out and not get into financial struggles.;-) You guys are all right, and I am actually shopping around for something else now. The MDX is still on my list, but I am looking for something cheaper. I have kind of shied away from the MDX due to all the situations that may arise from me getting into a 36k note, now I am actually looking at a 2006 mitsubishi EVO. I have always liked that car but always wanted a jeep instead of a 4 door since I already own one. But I will see what works out better, maybe I can get rid of the car I have now for like 3k and just get a used evo which is still a bit pricey but definetely less than the MDX. I am in the market for it and the prices I see them for are at an average of $25k. That way I can just get a 20k car note after taxes minus down payment. Thanks guys. I appreciate your help and I will let you know what happens.
@Client9 wrote:
...I dont need to run down to the beach to watch a tsunami come in to experience it. I will gladly take other's advice on tsunamis and run away from the beach....
@Client9 wrote:We are the Tilly Smith's of this place.
@marty56 wrote:Good point about the insurance, mine went up $20 on the new Lancer. One of the hidden costs that we dont think about when buying a new vehicle. Others include cost of those mileage sevices like 15k, 30k, tires etc.