Ok, this is for fun...Just list maybe if your paying in between 350-360, if you dont want to give an exact figure.

1. DJMC126 - $320/month.....Insurance is another story..
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For my G35C, $530/mo and 100/mo for insurance

 

My 2005 Enth. MT6 410/M and 89/M insurance
My bank is offering a lower rate though so I'm going to refinance it this month. So, I should be in the high 300's next month...

 

590/month for 5 yrs...ouch
insurance 700 for 6 months

 

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315 for 5 years... nearly 200 for insurance monthly
*roll eyes*
age 20!
No violations nor accidents

 

I can see many people have put a LOT of money down or had good trade ins.
I put 7K down and 400/Month for 6 years with a good rate is what came too pass...
I normally had 500 dollar car payments so I thought this was nice.
Must be nice to put so much money down...?

 

i put 7.5k down and am paying 300/month on my 03 touring. ins is another 150/month. getting married really really helped insurance!!!!!

 

2003 Touring $244.99/month for 5 years

 

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$156/Month for 5 years....$21k down helps Should be paid off next month, 3.5 years early! Paying $240/month right now for insurance on the Z and a 94 camry, but will be dropped down to around $140 or something like that when I make the official move to VA.

 

$0.00!!!! and 650 for 6 months insurence.

 

05 Base $490 a month, $0 down.

 

05 Roadster Touring... $515/mo/5years...$90/mo ins.

 

04 Touring LA/Color- 499mth 0/down and 527/6 mths for insurance 2 drivers, 2 cars.

 

450/month and 0 for insurance since my dad takes care of that and I pay his $260/mo payment on his Tundra for him

 

So you pay $260/month for insurance.

 

$547/mo plus $660 6month for insurance - '05 Enthusiast

 

I'll throw a "twist question" into this thread as people answer.....What would you be WILLING to pay each month to own this car? In other words, is your payment at the very outside of what you consider reasonable, or would you pay more for the pleasure of owning this car? How much is "too much". I just thought since we're talking finances, it would be interesting to see the response to this question.

 

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