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They are. You should be fine though if you dont abuse the car and dont get into an accident. You most likely wont drive w.e car you're buying for more than 4-5 years/35k miles
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I think Mercedez Benz' are expensive to fix, in case of any repairs. I dunno' if I want that burden.
They are. You should be fine though if you dont abuse the car and dont get into an accident. You most likely wont drive w.e car you're buying for more than 4-5 years/35k miles
Don't get a Benz right now. Everything for it cost more than say a ford or Toyota. Tires, oil changes, other routine maintenance. Plus it might take premium.
Get the Camry. Them joints last foreve. My girl's family got one (same model) with almost 200k n its still kickin
That's what I was thinkin'... Thanks for ya input brah'.
just let me take it for a test drive .just to ensure this is the right vehicle for you. thank me later
Young DipsetGeneral...as i can gather, uve just graduated yet you earn 1300 dollar a month or merely 415 dollars a week. I would suggest you hold off buying a car with expensive running costs and spend your hard earn cash on assets that do not depreciate untill you have reached a point in your career where such ventures would not be financial suicide. For instance, invest in a business or perhaps put a deposit on a run down apartment in an area of the city that has longterm potential for higher rental yields returns. Talk to someone in your social circles who are interested in shared business ventures. I do not recomend you spend 25 grand on such a meagre salary until you are making in the 50gs.http://www.bmwofsudbury.com/certified/BMW/2011-BMW-328i-b562f0e50a0a00023da276ef2cf11a89.htm
CPO. Sale price $24,398. 26K miIes
Have had a credit card since Sept 2007. Made every payment on time. Closed that BOA credit card in May 2013. Joined Capital One in August 2014 and have made every credit card payment on time. Have had delinquent student loan payments in the past. Have paid them for the past year and on time. Nothing has ever been defaulted.
How much am I looking at for monthly payments? I make $1300 a month.
Young DipsetGeneral...as i can gather, uve just graduated yet you earn 1300 dollar a month or merely 415 dollars a week. I would suggest you hold off buying a car with expensive running costs and spend your hard earn cash on assets that do not depreciate untill you have reached a point in your career where such ventures would not be financial suicide. For instance, invest in a business or perhaps put a deposit on a run down apartment in an area of the city that has longterm potential for higher rental yields returns. Talk to someone in your social circles who are interested in shared business ventures. I do not recomend you spend 25 grand on such a meagre salary until you are making in the 50gs.
Posted a lot more links than a old Mercedes, but of course you point that one out. Also I don't have enough at the moment to buy a used Honda or Toyota. But I need something right now!
Posted a lot more links than a old Mercedes, but of course you point that one out. Also I don't have enough at the moment to buy a used Honda or Toyota. But I need something right now!
You do realize you don't have to buy a used Honda/Toyota right?
I mean, I just saw at 08 Accord Coupe at Carmax for $14k last week. Finance that depending on your credit and you're money!
Anyway, I don't know I bother responding... i've seen you post for YEARS now, you're definitely trolling.
Please don't do this. Leases are one of the worst financial decisions you could make in this lifetime unless you own a business and can use it as a tax business expense. Buy used and way under 10K, and save your money to get a place of your own or go back to school and get a graduate degree to make more money.I am currently looking for short term leases and finding the best quote. By the time the lease is up. I will have saved enough money to but a used car in full.