How much is your car payment?

[s dubl]

^^^bout $200-300 depending on apr.

 

[s dubl]

^^^bout $200-300 depending on apr.

 

[noskey]

171. If I can ever get a job I'm def paying 2 months worth at a time and get this !%%# paid off faster.

 

[noskey]

171. If I can ever get a job I'm def paying 2 months worth at a time and get this !%%# paid off faster.

 

[sha77er s7ar i]

Originally Posted by air max 87

Originally Posted by Sha77er S7ar I

$750/month 4 year loan...e60 m5. but when i make extra money, i double-triple the monthly

dudes paying rent on cars


quick question, lets say the car i want is like 25k

and i put down 10 - 15K

how much i lookin at in terms of payments

car loans depends on how well your credit is, type of occupation and length, what type of car (mini van vs sports car, etc), which then determines the length/amount of the loan. A down payment depends on the strength of the aforementioned. I chose to go with my credit union which offers a lower interest rate then the stealerships. No pre-payment penalties was comfortable with me as wellI couldn't have paid the car in full but I plan to pay it off quickly so that my payments are towards the principal then interest and maintain the value when I get tired of it in 2-3 yrs

 

[sha77er s7ar i]

Originally Posted by air max 87

Originally Posted by Sha77er S7ar I

$750/month 4 year loan...e60 m5. but when i make extra money, i double-triple the monthly

dudes paying rent on cars


quick question, lets say the car i want is like 25k

and i put down 10 - 15K

how much i lookin at in terms of payments

car loans depends on how well your credit is, type of occupation and length, what type of car (mini van vs sports car, etc), which then determines the length/amount of the loan. A down payment depends on the strength of the aforementioned. I chose to go with my credit union which offers a lower interest rate then the stealerships. No pre-payment penalties was comfortable with me as wellI couldn't have paid the car in full but I plan to pay it off quickly so that my payments are towards the principal then interest and maintain the value when I get tired of it in 2-3 yrs

 

[fdub]

My car note is 195.74 a month with a APR of 13% considering that I was a first time buyer, that isn't to bad, but I know for sure I will get my next car financed threw my credit union.. It was for a 2007 Impala LT by the way..

 

[fdub]

My car note is 195.74 a month with a APR of 13% considering that I was a first time buyer, that isn't to bad, but I know for sure I will get my next car financed threw my credit union.. It was for a 2007 Impala LT by the way..

 

[polobimmer]

 

[polobimmer]

 

[backyardrsx]

$0. paid off ftw

 

[backyardrsx]

$0. paid off ftw

 

[got shoes]

Originally Posted by bruza

Originally Posted by ThrowedInDaGame

Originally Posted by got shoes

Some of ya'll need to put some money down or something.

Let's say your car is 60 grand. You put down 30 grand cash and try to finance the remaining 30 grand in 2-3 years, you still are going to have high payments.

Some people just have expensive cars.

This.

I see nothing wrong with financing a car.  It's all about living within your means though. 

I'm sure I'll almost always have a "high" car payment.  Cars are my thing (always have been).  I just build it into my budget. 
  

i feel what your both saying, but some these monthly payments are crazy. I guess people are buying brand new cars

 

[got shoes]

Originally Posted by bruza

Originally Posted by ThrowedInDaGame

Originally Posted by got shoes

Some of ya'll need to put some money down or something.

Let's say your car is 60 grand. You put down 30 grand cash and try to finance the remaining 30 grand in 2-3 years, you still are going to have high payments.

Some people just have expensive cars.

This.

I see nothing wrong with financing a car.  It's all about living within your means though. 

I'm sure I'll almost always have a "high" car payment.  Cars are my thing (always have been).  I just build it into my budget. 
  

i feel what your both saying, but some these monthly payments are crazy. I guess people are buying brand new cars

 

[queencitysneakerqueen]

$101.89

 

[queencitysneakerqueen]

$101.89

 

[stoneyjax]

$375.06 - 06 Lex IS 350

 

[stoneyjax]

$375.06 - 06 Lex IS 350

 

[feelleal]

Just bought a Mini yesterday, $303 p/mo

 

[feelleal]

Just bought a Mini yesterday, $303 p/mo

 

[mr718]

$517 

Pay a lil extra when I can

I would have been in the low 400s but I smashed my old whip and didn't have gap insurance.  The credit union was nice enough to roll the balance into the new loan.  The good part is my car was worth $35,000 when I brought it and I paid only $23,000.  Even with the roll over balance, I'm still ahead.

 

[mr718]

$517 

Pay a lil extra when I can

I would have been in the low 400s but I smashed my old whip and didn't have gap insurance.  The credit union was nice enough to roll the balance into the new loan.  The good part is my car was worth $35,000 when I brought it and I paid only $23,000.  Even with the roll over balance, I'm still ahead.

 

[diplomat007]

got raped as first time buyer 400 a month for a civic smfh , since late 05

 

[diplomat007]

got raped as first time buyer 400 a month for a civic smfh , since late 05

 

[Deleted member 37467]

Originally Posted by Sha77er S7ar I

car loans depends on how well your credit is, type of occupation and length, what type of car (mini van vs sports car, etc), which then determines the length/amount of the loan. A down payment depends on the strength of the aforementioned. I chose to go with my credit union which offers a lower interest rate then the stealerships. No pre-payment penalties was comfortable with me as wellI couldn't have paid the car in full but I plan to pay it off quickly so that my payments are towards the principal then interest and maintain the value when I get tired of it in 2-3 yrs

I'm sorry, but didn't you say that you're driving a BMW?