1. used
2. 2004 base w/ 15k miles
came with every single option and a 2500 dollar sound system ie. touchscreen tv, amps,subs,etc..
3. financed 22,617
4. $1000 down
5. $458 month

 

Howd you get a price like that?

 

1 - New
2 - 2005 Touring; all options + NAV
3 - $35000 Drive out price
4 - $10,000 down
5 - 4.6% interest ( credit Union )
6 - $495 /month

 

new
2005 base
27000 otd
1200 down
570/month

 

Some of yall got pretty good deals!

 

after looking at some of these payments i guess my $300/ month aint so bad.........until the extra$300 for insurance (i am primary driver on the fiance's 99 3.2 tl and she is driver on the z )............getting married in aug and turn 25 next aug..........

<-----waiting for insurance to drop

 

I purchased my car new in 2003, Touring Model all accessories with the exception of navigation. I paid 35k OTD, that includes taxes and 7 yr/100k warranty. Montly payment....ZERO...Paid it off last month..

 

Dont remember the exact number but heres what I remember.

1.) New
2.) 04 Enthu
3.) 28,xxx OTD
4.) 10,xxx Down Payment
5.) $444 mo/4.x% for 36 months.

 

Used
2003 Touring 6MT
$24,000
$9,000 Down
$300 per month

Since, I have never bought a car before I had my dad help me work with three different dealerships to get the price down to $24K b/c all asking prices where above $26K, got a great deal.

I recommend dealing with more than one dealership and seeing who is willing to go the lowest!

 

1. New
2. 2004 Performance
3. $28,000ish OTD (After $2000 rebate)
4. $5,000
5. $438

 

it was a leftover and i walked in with 15k in hand. most people say i got ripped off but i dont see how.

 

new
2005 touring roadster 6mt
36k drive out
finance 26K $10k down
3.7% $520 monthly

 

"I can honestly say I'm a bit surprised at how many people paid cash for their cars. You guys just saved it? Sold some stocks? Sold a house at profit?"

"im thinking maybe everything, retirement, sold some stuff for profit, and saving up.."

Never touch the savings nor the retirement accounts for anything except retirement. I just had a good day at the stock market in 2003. Yep, took the capital gains tax hit but it was worth it.

 

I'm more surprised about how many people like and/or are willing to discuss their finances over the internet with complete strangers.

If I know you in person, I don't mind telling you how I paid cash for my Z if you want to know. But outside of that, I don't feel the need to tell anyone the how and why of my pocketbook.

 

Thanks everyone for the help.

Is it possible for me to get a 05 Enthus. coupe (AT not MT )for 27-28 OTD??

 

MICHAEL JACKSON GOT U GOOD DIDN'T HE

 

Thats funny! I like how you can presume rape when you dont even know a single thing about my credit history!

 

New
04 Enth
31k with 7yr/100k war.
17k trade in/cash
$409/36mo.

 

New 2005 Performance
33,000 OTD
7yr/100k warranty
1,000 down
695/month

 

"Rape" was said jokingly, FYI.

All I'm saying is that your rate is higher than I'd take. If I couldn't get better than that rate, I would try to buy a less expensive car either without financing, or financing a very small %. That's just me, though... I don't like paying an extra premium on top of already expensive things.

But do your own thing... I don't know or care about your credit history. Bottom line is, 7.9 is pretty high IMO. But if you're comfortable with that, fine by me.
Enjoy the Z my friend ...
=D