Car finally paid off
It is nice knowing that the only thing I have to pay for now on my car is insurance, gas, occasional maintance, and property taxes once a year. Plus, the 05-14 body style in my opinion looks way....better. Just my two cents.
I thought about trading her in on something new, but why? My mustang has very low miles is almost trouble free minus the issue I had with my glass roof sunshade and looks beautiful. I see so many people where I work and out in general driving these brand new nice cars and wonder how far in debt they are?
It is nice knowing that the only thing I have to pay for now on my car is insurance, gas, occasional maintance, and property taxes once a year. Plus, the 05-14 body style in my opinion looks way....better. Just my two cents.
It is nice knowing that the only thing I have to pay for now on my car is insurance, gas, occasional maintance, and property taxes once a year. Plus, the 05-14 body style in my opinion looks way....better. Just my two cents.

Last edited by V6 Driver; Jun 19, 2015 at 06:23 AM.
I thought about trading her in on something new, but why? My mustang has very low miles is almost trouble free minus the issue I had with my glass roof sunshade and looks beautiful. I see so many people where I work and out in general driving these brand new nice cars and wonder how far in debt they are?
It is nice knowing that the only thing I have to pay for now on my car is insurance, gas, occasional maintance, and property taxes once a year. Plus, the 05-14 body style in my opinion looks way....better. Just my two cents.
It is nice knowing that the only thing I have to pay for now on my car is insurance, gas, occasional maintance, and property taxes once a year. Plus, the 05-14 body style in my opinion looks way....better. Just my two cents.

Enjoy your ride! She's a keeper for sure.
I almost did that. I saved for a while and had enough to buy straight up, but just had that fear if I lost my job or something I'd be **** near completely broke lol. Instead I just put a big down payment and then paid it off as fast as I could. It sucks paying interest on something that is only depreciating, so that's why I paid it off early.
That was my original plan, but I had a nice down payment ready in 2012 with a 1% loan. Bought the car in July 2012, paid off in September 2013.
Last edited by SpectreH; Jun 20, 2015 at 06:03 AM.
I was talking with a coworker friend the other day about this same topic. We were talking about a friend of ours that had a 2013 challenger and while getting an oil change at the dealership went ahead and bought his same car but a 15. He said he liked the new headlights and tailights on the 15. I really could not see why you would want to reset the clock for almost the same car. He did not even upgrade to the RT or anything.
Great car, new house...doin big things!!! Congrats. And I've always loved those wheels on the S197. Those and the Brembos are the only two wheels I think look good on 10-14's.

Congrats sir.
mine aren't too shabby, at least I think so.
yes, I meant stock wheels!! I've thought about getting aftermarket ones...maybe super snakes or super snake replicas. I'm a big fan of painted, polished, or chrome wheels...but it might be too much on a red car.
[QUOTE=FromZto5;6932662]That car looks distinctly "yours" for some reason. 
Congrats sir,
Yeah, that is my ride for sure. I keep the mods light. Tint and xpell clear bra. I am very happy with the stock exhaust sound and the car already has a decent CAI from Ford in it. The only real performance mod I have been thinking about is a supercharger down the road. I do love my wheels and I really do not want to replace those.

Congrats sir,
Yeah, that is my ride for sure. I keep the mods light. Tint and xpell clear bra. I am very happy with the stock exhaust sound and the car already has a decent CAI from Ford in it. The only real performance mod I have been thinking about is a supercharger down the road. I do love my wheels and I really do not want to replace those.
I almost did that. I saved for a while and had enough to buy straight up, but just had that fear if I lost my job or something I'd be **** near completely broke lol. Instead I just put a big down payment and then paid it off as fast as I could. It sucks paying interest on something that is only depreciating, so that's why I paid it off early.
Hey OP, congrats man! i'm 34 months away myself!!! started out at 60, 10 months ago myself
Car finally paid off
I did the same thing when I bought my car. I paid sticker price and put down a big down payment. I could have gotten 5 grand off of the sticker price, but instead opted for the 0% finance deal from Ford credit.(they would not let me do both) No sense in paying extra each month since I had a 0% interest rate. I figure the 0% was a better deal in the long run over the rebate.
I thought about trading her in on something new, but why? My mustang has very low miles is almost trouble free minus the issue I had with my glass roof sunshade and looks beautiful. I see so many people where I work and out in general driving these brand new nice cars and wonder how far in debt they are?
It is nice knowing that the only thing I have to pay for now on my car is insurance, gas, occasional maintance, and property taxes once a year. Plus, the 05-14 body style in my opinion looks way....better. Just my two cents.
It is nice knowing that the only thing I have to pay for now on my car is insurance, gas, occasional maintance, and property taxes once a year. Plus, the 05-14 body style in my opinion looks way....better. Just my two cents.

Enjoy!




