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i dont have a car
2013 Nissan Versa. 372/mo
USAA insurance. about 180/mo
Damn dude, that's not bad, about as low a 2013 as i've seen/heard.
How much did you put down?
technically my bank gave me a check to give to the dealership. so i pay my bank and not the dealership. but i put nothing down. gotta love low interest bank car loans
Wish I knew how to post pics. Look up Sam Walton's truck. The one he drove when he was the richest man in the world! He didn't need to impress because he was the RICHEST man in the world at one time! The rich that worked for what they have don't spend wrecklessly. They may indulge but not compared to how average Joe lives his life.
Nice looking truck.
I've heard when buying a car cash it is actually a negative to the dealership because they can't make money on the back-end of the loan. They say to negotiate price, then after that is done say you're paying cash. Anyone done this?
Also, for the savvy investors, if you are offered a low or 0% interest rate on a vehicle, but you can pay for it in cash, which would you do? You can make interest off the cash over the 3-5 years, but is it worth it given the extra work and volatility of it?
1. Depends on the type of vehicle and clientele. Paying the vehicle off eliminates the chances of delinquency.
2. Cash is king. If the interest rate is 0% or something really low, why pay it all off at once? Having a paid off vehicle isn't going going to make you money (unless you flip the car overseas). You can turn cash into more cash.
That's actually not a bad strategy breh. I'm imprezzed