View Poll Results: How much money do you owe on your car?
$0
33
34.74%
Less than $5k
2
2.11%
$5k - $10k
3
3.16%
$10k - $15k
8
8.42%
$15k - $20k
9
9.47%
$20k - $25k
15
15.79%
$25k - $30k
9
9.47%
$30k - $35k
7
7.37%
$35k+
2
2.11%
None of your business
7
7.37%
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How much money do you owe on your car?
9/24/10, 01:29 PM
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How much money do you owe on your car?
36 months @ 0%. I owe about $12k. No reason to pay it off early when you have 0% financing 
Last edited by Adam; 9/24/10 at 02:54 PM.
9/24/10, 02:55 PM
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Zilch, made my one payment and it's all mine! Now...to figure out how to pay for gas. 26 miles to the gallon! HAH!!
I need an accessory to knock my foot off the go pedal!
Gotta quit using so many exclamation marks.
I need an accessory to knock my foot off the go pedal!
Gotta quit using so many exclamation marks.
9/24/10, 09:58 PM
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Roughly 90% of those who verbally responded (so far) paid cash? I would like to know everyone's age that paid cash. I am of the opinion that money is cheap right now and if you can get a great rate, why not finance? You should always be paying on something, right?
I do understand not wanting to owe anybody any money so I will probably pay cash too.
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9/24/10, 11:05 PM
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Roughly 90% of those who verbally responded (so far) paid cash? I would like to know everyone's age that paid cash. I am of the opinion that money is cheap right now and if you can get a great rate, why not finance? You should always be paying on something, right?
I do understand not wanting to owe anybody any money so I will probably pay cash too.
Roughly 90% of those who verbally responded (so far) paid cash? I would like to know everyone's age that paid cash. I am of the opinion that money is cheap right now and if you can get a great rate, why not finance? You should always be paying on something, right?
I do understand not wanting to owe anybody any money so I will probably pay cash too.
Last edited by Adam; 9/24/10 at 11:09 PM.
9/25/10, 12:12 AM
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I've got the ***** to post. I forgot how much I borrowed. Something like $32000. I've paid payments of $1000, $2000 and $3000. Would have been more but was paying aggressively on another vehicle. Now that I have it paid off I expect to be making payments of $5000 per month.
Then I'll save a little ($5000 or $10,000) for a down payment and get a F-150. Then I'm set for a while.
Then I'll save a little ($5000 or $10,000) for a down payment and get a F-150. Then I'm set for a while.
