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Old 02-11-2010, 04:39 PM   #18 (permalink)
370Zsteve
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Originally Posted by frost View Post
A $500 dollar payment based on your downpayment is going to net you a car somewhere in the high $20k area, even with a 72 month loan. So, like travis said, your best bet is to see what kind of smokin' deal you can get on an old model, or even better, a used model.
Basically, if your price OTD is over $27k, you need to keep looking. Of course this depends on your credit score and what interest rate you can get as well. I'm basing my ramblings on 6% interest.
Completely agree, heed this advice. Also really REALLY assess your situation and see if you actually can afford this car. What happens if you lose your job? Not such a remote possibility in this economy...............
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