1600 and 1400 in car notes in this economy? Shiiiiit…I’d buy a Toyota Tercel if they still make em..social status is quite expensive for these two.
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TWO FOOLS!!!!!
Plus, it's hard to sell those high end trucks now, so they are not worth as much as they used to be on the used market. They are fucked up in both those vehicles for YEARS!!!!!
14% too!!
She went in there and signed anything to get what they wanted.
Husband used her for her better credit lol
Most people don't know this but the moment you drive that thing off the dealership, it's already devalued. Also, better pray you don't drive long distance to work. High Mileage will also devalue the car quicker than shit. these two are fucked. Husband's car still at 74K....That almost 50% on owning a home (depending on the area)...
Shit, the only reason I have a car note now is because my 2004 F150 blew the motor. Just didn't make sense to pay 7K for the motor and install on an '04.
It is what it is.
I'd still be driving that bitch if the motor didn't take a dump on me in 2019.
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just imagine the insurance and fuel payments!!!! She has a fake tan, fake dyed hair, filter, and fake lips. She isn't living in reality. I know people like them and I don't know how they make it. 2 years ago I paid my diesel truck off and it was nice to not have a car payment. Recenlty bought a used Toyota Camry because I wanted a sedan. Car note around 300 bucks and I'm happy as heck. Folks gotta stop being slaves to car payments.
Then when she divorces him will leave him with all the bad debt.
Two American-made cars that even when they do pay them off won't last for long after you get done paying them off. There will be so much and repair bills that you'll go broke on that shit too.TWO FOOLS!!!!!
Plus, it's hard to sell those high end trucks now, so they are not worth as much as they used to be on the used market. They are fucked up in both those vehicles for YEARS!!!!!
14% too!!
Cars are just a way to get around. I don't believe in spending a bunch of money on fucking cars. I have a 2017 Kia Sportage with 79,000 miles on it and my note is 300 a month. I'll get done paying that off this year or next and it'll last me another 7 years of no car note. Y'all can have them new shits
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The only thing I've done to my car is change the oil, change the tires and brakes and rotors
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I don't have no car payments thank the lord,we got what we have before covid and the rest of the high interest rates.I want a sports car but that's just a want that I don't need so.
They'll only sell you what you're willing to pay if more people wouldn't buy you'll get a better deal.
This generation is supposed to be smarter but.....
They'll only sell you what you're willing to pay if more people wouldn't buy you'll get a better deal.
This generation is supposed to be smarter but.....
Camry’s the goats of cars. My boy had a Camry and put 400K miles on that bitch. Them joints last forever lol
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Nissans too. We put a little over 410K on our Quest.
If your APR is high yes since you’re just borrowing from your 401k not a withdrawal. You’re essentially paying yourself back. My wife did that when we remodeled our main crib.
I wouldn't do that. Too much room for error. One of the Techs at my job borrowed from his to buy a used truck, against my advice, and 4 months later he quit for a higher paying job, and a few months after that, he got fired from that job. You know what they say, advice is only as good as the person you give it to.
Yup. That’s all I’ve driven and my last maxima had 210 K miles on it before I traded it in. Everything stopped working on it lol
I didn’t want one but had to do it. With a young family I can’t afford to be stuck in the side of the road. Plus, clients give you the sideye if they lawyer ain’t rolling in something nice.
I'm just chiming in but not watching the video because idgaf.
But, people live how they want to live. Nothing wrong with a note if you know how to finesse it.
But, people live how they want to live. Nothing wrong with a note if you know how to finesse it.
Actually, dealerships do NOT like when you pay cash in full
Because they make their money off financing/interest
Plus some banks even give them a little bonus (kickback)
If they can sign up more people with loans
You could make an argument that you are taking a sizable amount of cash and dumping it into an depreciating asset. That money could be used for other purposes.
I'm never buying a new car again.
i see, but wouldn't that money go into the vehicle anyway (eventually), and you'd end up spending more if you don't depending on the interest rate.
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