The 370z that never was
 

So, I feel like I've a made a great mistake not going with the Nismo I feel like I should go with it now rather then later, so I'm asking if I trade in my z how does it work exactly will I still.need like 10k down

I forgot that you were the dude who took out some insane $35k loan at 12% APR for 7 years

and then started multiple threads about stickers

I believe you also wrote that you were a truck driver and whine about how your car, left parked outside, collected bugs.

I gotta ask

What the hell? Did you somehow skip over all the stuff people wrote in THIS thread:
http://www.the370z.com/nismo-370z/12...smo-tech.html?

If you like wasting money, can you just give it to me?


Can everyone read this thread: http://www.the370z.com/nismo-370z/12...ismo-tech.html
then come back and help me out

what the hell

I mean in the norcal thread you ACTUALLY wrote that you were disappointed that you saw other Z drivers fail to use their turn signals

i dont even know how you can be a real person

Lol stalker, you made me lol thank you, but you also dodged the question I wanna get a Nismo, and then make it the fasstes Nismo in the world lol money is easy, I teach people how to make money driving is just my primary
I gotta ask

is money were easy, you wouldn't be asking how to buy a ******* Nismo Z

OP surely lives up to his user name lol.

Just buy a Nismo sticker.

I like the irony here though...a guy that never should've bought a 370Z to start with bought a "Z that never was". Oh how things come in full circle.

Not me. I have better things to do than try to talk a fool out of doing something foolish.

This. You can't fix stupid.

If you teach people how to make money, how come you don't have enough for yourself?

This thread makes me happy.

It just confuses me. Op justified his bonehead decision to buy his current z by saying he'd keep it a long time and work his way out of the hole he put himself into. Now he wants to eat the depreciation and roll all his negative equity into a more expensive car.

Every time I think how stupid the average person is, guys like the op remind me that half of the population is even dumber than that.

Yeah. I got nothin'.
Oh, what the hell. I got a few minutes to waste.
Your car. The one with the outrageous loan terms. My guess is that you owe more than the trade-in value, i.e. you're upside down. That difference gets added to whatever new loan you get.
Credit rating. Your's just took a hit when you bought your car. It takes time for your credit rating to recover. Given the terms of your loan, I'm guessing 1. You don't have a long credit history, and 2. You were pretty close to your "credit limit", the point where your income gets overwhelmed by your debt.
(Don't give me that BS about getting better terms later. If you could get a better deal, you would have.).
Until you pay the loan down to where it's below the value of the car you have, you're only option is to put enough down ("buy down" the loan) to make it affordable. It is actually smarter to do that, since debt grows faster than savings. Smarter is relative.
Smart is not getting in over your head in the first place.
Good luck.

Kirk B.

So, my payments are $778, but I've made 1,000, ima up it to 2500 a month, also I mean I'm not overwhelmed I have 2800 left over each months after expenses

if only money could buy sense