I said that at first as well, but they are slowly growing on me.The fender flares are ugly. I guess it was made for RAM fans.
Seriously though, the flares look cheap.
I said that at first as well, but they are slowly growing on me.The fender flares are ugly. I guess it was made for RAM fans.
Seriously though, the flares look cheap.
I said that at first as well, but they are slowly growing on me.
We're seeing a lot of new vehicles on the street also because people are idiots. You can now finance a vehicle 8 years, so people will do what it takes for something shiny.I started seeing c7z's very regularly right after they were out so assuming these were not bought 2nd hand and cheap. So assume about 100k?
Also started see tons of the new f250 trucks right after they came out. Like 10 a day immediately. I'm sure those platinums weren't toooo far off what this thing will cost.
Point being unless they are priced way more then I would assume them to be price isn't the issue, most people outside forum cults just won't want one
We're seeing a lot of new vehicles on the street also because people are idiots. You can now finance a vehicle 8 years, so people will do what it takes for something shiny.
It's very relevant. You wouldn't see as many of these higher priced vehicles if you weren't allowed to get a mini mortgage on them.Method of payment is irrelevant. Point being they are fairly attainable for someone with a decent salary and doesn't indulge in too many other things and has a strong pull out game
... and has a strong pull out game
It's very relevant. You wouldn't see as many of these higher priced vehicles if you weren't allowed to get a mini mortgage on them.
Your exit game has to be "I'm keeping the car for 10 years". I replace all of my cars the same month the bumper to bumper warranty expires, which tends to be about 16 to 18 months due to my driving habits. Seeing what I have been experiencing over the years, I can tell you that negative equity can be brutal if you float an 8 year loan, make the minimum payments, and try and ditch that car any sooner than 5 years.
Plus, cars like a Hellcat are considered a lux item, making the interest rates higher. Also, the longer term drives the interest rates up. If you have moderate credit, get an 8 year loan, and pay MSRP, you're looking at a mortgage payment that may rival a home purchase.
@13COBRABut you can.
Either way, for sure there are people in over their heads with their car loan but i think it's probably fewer then you do. Bunch of sneaky well off people out there
I talking about pulling out of females as to not have children taking your money
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Curious for Nick to chime in and see how often people are doing these extended loans. I know a few people who do this type of thing and wonder why their always broke.
Longer terms are definitely trending. A 6 year (72 month) term has become the norm. Honda and Toyota have been offering low interest 84 and 96 month loans for a couple of years. Ford Motor Credit, within the past year, has jumped into the subvened rates for 84 month.
Mostly definitely, if not more than 100K.I started seeing c7z's very regularly right after they were out so assuming these were not bought 2nd hand and cheap. So assume about 100k?
NICE!!We're seeing a lot of new vehicles on the street also because people are idiots. You can now finance a vehicle 8 years, so people will do what it takes for something shiny.
LMMFAO@Screw-Rice the avatar is killing me man COME ON! lol
LMMFAO
I think Brad made that his avatar. lol
LOLi figured as much... still have to give him hell though!!
Brad told me to apologize, but apparently he didn't he like my method, lol.@Screw-Rice the avatar is killing me man COME ON! lol
NICE!!
What bank(s) do the 8 year term? I LOVE taking my payment out for a long term. I get a smaller payment and I usually pay it off in 3 or 4 years anyways.
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I think Brad made that his avatar. lol