Trading To FX35?
That is alot for a monthly payment. In some states, that is someone mortgage. Mine was a little bit cheaper than the FX, but my payments are no where near that amount monthly and I only put 1k down as well.
Originally Posted by nmanti
It all depends on your financing length. The longer it is the lower the payments, but the more you pay in interest.
And mortgages around here are more like $2,000/month.
And mortgages around here are more like $2,000/month.
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^^ your finance is not 60 months. you told me yourself its 72 months.
Even if you DID NOT pay interest at all and paid 36k out the door for your car, thats still a $600 car payment.
Since none of us paid cash for our cars, that I know of (no braggers please) you are paying a minimum of 2.9% interest unless you got some special deal.
You belong to a credit union as I do Ken so I know you didnt get anything less than 4%.
Even if you DID NOT pay interest at all and paid 36k out the door for your car, thats still a $600 car payment.
Since none of us paid cash for our cars, that I know of (no braggers please) you are paying a minimum of 2.9% interest unless you got some special deal.
You belong to a credit union as I do Ken so I know you didnt get anything less than 4%.
Last edited by clokwork; Mar 17, 2006 at 08:59 AM.
Originally Posted by clokwork
^^ your finance is not 60 months. you told me yourself its 72 months.
Even if you DID NOT pay interest at all and paid 36k out the door for your car, thats still a $600 car payment.
Since none of us paid cash for our cars, that I know of (no braggers please) you are paying a minimum of 2.9% interest unless you got some special deal.
You belong to a credit union as I do Ken so I know you didnt get anything less than 4%.
Even if you DID NOT pay interest at all and paid 36k out the door for your car, thats still a $600 car payment.
Since none of us paid cash for our cars, that I know of (no braggers please) you are paying a minimum of 2.9% interest unless you got some special deal.
You belong to a credit union as I do Ken so I know you didnt get anything less than 4%.
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You can always get a used TSX. Terry know's of one goin' for around $24k.
That'll keep your payments down. You can save any extra, then move to the M in a few years with a nice down payment.
That'll keep your payments down. You can save any extra, then move to the M in a few years with a nice down payment.
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