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Old Jun 5, 2005 | 07:36 PM
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yeah its 6.25% tax here in Houston, Tx
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Old Jun 5, 2005 | 07:46 PM
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New
Late 04.5 Performance
$32???.??
$2000 Down plus $2000 rebate
$548.?? per month with gap/ext warranty
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Old Jun 5, 2005 | 07:59 PM
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1. new
2. '05 Enthusiast
3. 31,500 OTD
4. 6,000 downpayment
5. $432/month
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Old Jun 5, 2005 | 08:10 PM
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1.) Used
2.) 03 Touring
3.) 24xxx OTD (Warranty etc..)
4.) 500 Down Payment
5.) $464 mo/ 5.19 %
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Old Jun 5, 2005 | 08:21 PM
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2003 Track used with 12,800 miles
29,000 OTD
$0.00 down, no trade
4.00% interest rate for 60 months
$552/month


My thoughts:::

Some people like to buy new...because they can afford it or they just do not like to buy used cars.

I purchased used because I wanted someone else to "eat" the depreciation value. I have owned my car for a year now & currently owe approx $22-23,000 on my car. If needed to, I could sell my car and make a slight profit from it rather than being upside down. Many new buyers will have to wait 2-3 years before they can say that. That is of coarse unless they put down thousands of $$$$ down. Which takes me to my next thought...

Do not put down alot of money for your car unless you have to or can afford to.

I will use my car for example so you can see the numbers:::

Based on 4.00% interest rate/60 months

$29,000 OTD
$0 down
$552/month payment

29,000 OTD
2000 down
$497/month ($55 saving)

29,000 OTD
4000 down
$460/month ($92 saving)

29,000 OTD
6000 down
$423/month ($129 saving)

29,000 OTD
8000 down
$386/month ($166 saving)


This is the way I see it, why put down $4000.00 to save $92.00 a month...And there is no way I would put down $6000.00 to save $129.00 a month. Saving $6000.00 in the bank (for your average person) is hard to do, coming up with an extra $92.00-129.00 a month is not.


I also forgot to mention that the previous owner already:
1. Purchased a transferrable extended warranty
2. Tinted the windows
3. Installed an alarm
4. Installed a chrome grill
5. Installed 3M clear bra

Saving me an extra $2000.00 or so.

That my friend is why I purchased used...And kept my $6000.00 down payment in the bank, sold my 1994 Mitsubishi 3000GT for $5400.00 & increased my bank account at a minimum of $11,400.00.

And for the "well off" people out there that might chime in...This is for your average money making person. If money is no object, hey have at it!!!!

BP...
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Old Jun 5, 2005 | 08:43 PM
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1. I would like to know if YOUR car was USED or NEW.New
2. What Model and YEAR
2005, base
3. How much was it OTD, OTD includes your tax and everything. [B]$24,500 (asking 27,750)
4. Down payment (F250 1997, got $4,400)
5. Payment every month $210 every two weeks, 3.99 APR (I had the option for up to 72 months but wanted to pay off faster because I can)

I have the 3 year 40,000mile warranty
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Old Jun 5, 2005 | 08:56 PM
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Originally Posted by wireben
2003 Track used with 12,800 miles
29,000 OTD
$0.00 down, no trade
4.00% interest rate for 60 months
$552/month


My thoughts:::

Some people like to buy new...because they can afford it or they just do not like to buy used cars.

I purchased used because I wanted someone else to "eat" the depreciation value. I have owned my car for a year now & currently owe approx $22-23,000 on my car. If needed to, I could sell my car and make a slight profit from it rather than being upside down. Many new buyers will have to wait 2-3 years before they can say that. That is of coarse unless they put down thousands of $$$$ down. Which takes me to my next thought...

Do not put down alot of money for your car unless you have to or can afford to.

I will use my car for example so you can see the numbers:::

Based on 4.00% interest rate/60 months

$29,000 OTD
$0 down
$552/month payment

29,000 OTD
2000 down
$497/month ($55 saving)

29,000 OTD
4000 down
$460/month ($92 saving)

29,000 OTD
6000 down
$423/month ($129 saving)

29,000 OTD
8000 down
$386/month ($166 saving)


This is the way I see it, why put down $4000.00 to save $92.00 a month...And there is no way I would put down $6000.00 to save $129.00 a month. Saving $6000.00 in the bank (for your average person) is hard to do, coming up with an extra $92.00-129.00 a month is not.


I also forgot to mention that the previous owner already:
1. Purchased a transferrable extended warranty
2. Tinted the windows
3. Installed an alarm
4. Installed a chrome grill
5. Installed 3M clear bra

Saving me an extra $2000.00 or so.

That my friend is why I purchased used...And kept my $6000.00 down payment in the bank, sold my 1994 Mitsubishi 3000GT for $5400.00 & increased my bank account at a minimum of $11,400.00.

And for the "well off" people out there that might chime in...This is for your average money making person. If money is no object, hey have at it!!!!

BP...

WELL SAID! I agree with you 100%

I was thinking about putting a down, but i dont know anymore...
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Old Jun 5, 2005 | 09:11 PM
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Also, here is a great site that has some info as well as some online calculators to give you an idea of how much your car payment will be:::

http://www.texanscu.org/calculators.htm


BP...
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Old Jun 5, 2005 | 09:38 PM
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htown hit me up w/ a PM and I can refer you to a great dealer. Walked OTD w/ new '05 Enth. w/ 7yr/100K warranty, 5yr tire and wheel protection, 5yr windshield protection (useful here in Houston), gap ins., and all the basic options (cargo, seatback, sill etc.) for 30K.
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Old Jun 6, 2005 | 05:23 AM
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03.5 touring 6mt
put $7500 down
financed $18000
payment $300/ month

car was $22500 otd.
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Old Jun 6, 2005 | 05:52 AM
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03 touring 6mt 17k miles
used
25599 + 500 for tag, tax,(capped at 300 in SC) title
5600 down
411 a month for 60

all on a college student budget.....
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Old Jun 6, 2005 | 06:04 AM
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04 touring roadster @ $492 X 60 mon

I am considering buying an Porsche Carrera S for $85,000 which would jump my car payments to $1,420 per month! I live in germany and it would be a dream of mine to own a porsche while here. Not to mention I can buy any car TAX-FREE. No gas guzzler tax, no state, or import tax. All the benefit of being a govt contractor making insane money.

ps. my salary is also tax free... all $6600 per month. ($80k)

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Old Jun 6, 2005 | 06:04 AM
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1. New
2. 2003 touring
3. 27,000 when all said and done 31,225
4. 13,200 down
5. 325.95 a month
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Old Jun 6, 2005 | 06:30 AM
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Originally Posted by sselway
04 touring roadster @ $492 X 60 mon

I am considering buying an Porsche Carrera S for $85,000 which would jump my car payments to $1,420 per month! I live in germany and it would be a dream of mine to own a porsche while here. Not to mention I can buy any car TAX-FREE. No gas guzzler tax, no state, or import tax. All the benefit of being a govt contractor making insane money.

ps. my salary is also tax free... all $6600 per month. ($80k)
somebody give this guy a cookie....
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Old Jun 6, 2005 | 06:39 AM
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1. New
2. 2003 Performance
3. $40,000 after taxes, warranty
4. $1000
5. $768 a month
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Old Jun 6, 2005 | 06:50 AM
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Originally Posted by htownplaya
Hey everyone i am new to this forum and i am looking foward in buying a 350z....

1. I would like to know if YOUR car was USED or NEW.
2. What Model and YEAR
3. How much was it OTD, OTD includes your tax and everything.
4. Down payment
5. Payment every month

Thanks for the help guys!
1. Used (14k on the clock 2 months ago)
2. 2003 Touring 5AT all options minus NAV
3. About 25,500 OTD - 6 year 78,000 mile $0 deductible warranty
4. About 3,000 down
5. $410 a month for 72 mos. at 6.9% (extra 1% due to the 6 year loan)


Here's my deal, my dealer thought they were selling me an Enthusiast, the sticker price was 25,800 with 14k on it, then I worked them down to 23,885 and bought the warranty knowing all along I had to jump on this car while it was still around. It is a Touring, I have every Touring option and I even found stuff from the previous owner's lease saying Touring INSIDE the car!!! I got one over on Nissan.
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Old Jun 6, 2005 | 08:00 AM
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1.) New
2.) 04.5 Enth
3.) 29,500 OTD
4.) 21,500 Down Payment
5.) $153 mo/ 8.25 % I really need to re-finance lol.
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Old Jun 6, 2005 | 08:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Bran_BranZ33
somebody give this guy a cookie....
Make it a fig newton.
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Old Jun 6, 2005 | 08:19 AM
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Originally Posted by htownplaya
Hey everyone i am new to this forum and i am looking foward in buying a 350z....

1. I would like to know if YOUR car was USED or NEW.
2. What Model and YEAR
3. How much was it OTD, OTD includes your tax and everything.
4. Down payment
5. Payment every month

Thanks for the help guys!
1. NEW
2. 2004 TOURING
3. $33,500
4. $0 DOWN
5. $559/60 MONTHS @ 1% INT
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Old Jun 6, 2005 | 08:20 AM
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1. New
2. 04 Touring
3. OTD 28,900
4. $15,000 down
5. $303 a month for 60months at 3%
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