05-03-2012, 06:01 PM
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#23 (permalink)
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A True Z Fanatic
Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Houston
Posts: 1,589
Drives: '12 GM Nismo # 0445
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Originally Posted by wind.zero
Just my opinion but rolling over negative equity into a new auto loan is not a smart financial decision. You are just setting yourself up for a downward spiral of depreciation that is extremely hard to recover from without making substantially higher monthly payments.
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+1.........  znot smart at all.
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Originally Posted by nepali
Not that I am disrespecting your choice, but, why not enjoy your practically brand new Maxima for few more years and then look into getting a Z or another sports car when you are financially well off on your own?
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+1........  You have only had it for 11 months & only have 5,100 miles on it. You can always fix up the Max to your own liking (rims, lower it a bite, ground effects & etc). The Max is not an ugly looking car by any means. If your dad co-sign for you, then you are still building up credit regardless b/c your name is on the document. Now if payments stop & car gets repo, then both of your credit scores will be f**ked. So keep paying the note (you or your parents) & be happy that you have a nice car b/c it is better than not having anything at all.
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