My Dad Just Made me an offer to Buy his 2004 350z...
05-19-2007, 07:54 PM
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Originally Posted by rythex
so basically your dad is out 2K.... your dad is so generous..
Tell him "a good father would just let me take over the payments you cheap ***"
Tell him "a good father would just let me take over the payments you cheap ***"
Chinese families never buy stuff from each other. We give and share!
05-19-2007, 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted by bb1314
+1.... Sometimes I don't know how you white people do it
asian families never buy stuff from each other. We give and share!
asian families never buy stuff from each other. We give and share!
05-19-2007, 07:57 PM
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Didn't know ethnicity had anything to do with it.
What is it with the BS answers?
To those of you that gave a mature answer-thank you.
I'm going to do what I want, I just thought I'd get the opinions of those that already have a 350z.
What is it with the BS answers?
To those of you that gave a mature answer-thank you.
I'm going to do what I want, I just thought I'd get the opinions of those that already have a 350z.
05-19-2007, 08:01 PM
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Originally Posted by 91LSMAN
Didn't know ethnicity had anything to do with it.
What is it with the BS answers?
To those of you that gave a mature answer-thank you.
I'm going to do what I want, I just thought I'd get the opinions of those that already have a 350z.
What is it with the BS answers?
To those of you that gave a mature answer-thank you.
I'm going to do what I want, I just thought I'd get the opinions of those that already have a 350z.
05-19-2007, 08:16 PM
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Originally Posted by FairladyZ06
Honestly man 04 with 9000 miles is great! The fact that you are getting it from your dad means you know what the car has been thru. No BS stories, no carfaxes etc... If its well maintained and has no problems, then do it. The Z is a great car as long as it isnt your first car. Enjoy learning the car and its pros and cons so you're prepared to have it as a daily driver. Its def. way more power than your current car so being RWD... Icy conditions and snow is no longer feasible haha. I say DO IT!
05-19-2007, 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted by 98MODMTR
What I think is best about this thread is THEY ARE Jewish.
You guys are mean.
You guys are mean.
PS: Christmas is my favorite holiday.
05-19-2007, 08:47 PM
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Interestingly we don't know how many payments are left. There is no way we can determine if it is a good deal without knowing the terms of the purchase.
It sounds like (if it is an 04 and had a 5 year payment schedule with 270 a month payments and no big payment at the end) an amazing deal. You figure it has about 24 payments left. 10,000 + 24 x 270 = 16,480 (which is awesome). Plus you factor in present value of the payments, etc., and off the lot you're getting an '04 Z for less than 16k.
Thats one hell of a good price, especially for a car with 9000 miles. So, if you like the car, go for it. On the other hand, if I were pops I'd respect you more if you tried to bargain a little, just for the sake of bargaining.
It sounds like (if it is an 04 and had a 5 year payment schedule with 270 a month payments and no big payment at the end) an amazing deal. You figure it has about 24 payments left. 10,000 + 24 x 270 = 16,480 (which is awesome). Plus you factor in present value of the payments, etc., and off the lot you're getting an '04 Z for less than 16k.
Thats one hell of a good price, especially for a car with 9000 miles. So, if you like the car, go for it. On the other hand, if I were pops I'd respect you more if you tried to bargain a little, just for the sake of bargaining.
05-19-2007, 08:47 PM
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Originally Posted by dbasal
Actually, you may be better off having your dad set the price and then put down 10k and take a loan out for the rest. I think the payments would be lower. I certainly would not be paying 20k for an 04.
The advantage you have though is that you know exactly how your dad drives and how he takes car of cars. If you buy somewhere else, you will have no clue where the car came from.
The advantage you have though is that you know exactly how your dad drives and how he takes car of cars. If you buy somewhere else, you will have no clue where the car came from.
05-19-2007, 08:51 PM
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I've been posting on both Acura-legend.com and this forum about this. I forgot to mention on this forum that I will pay him the 10 grand, and finance his remaining balance in my name. I want it to report to my credit-not his. So basically I will finance his payoff figure. The payment could change, and probably will.
We did the same thing with my current car. When I bought my Acura, I had no credit and needed to be on his insurance. He put the car in his name and I made the payments to him, he made them to the bank. When I established some credit, we refinanced the car in my name with him as a cosigner, and I got my own insurance policy. Then a year or two later I paid off the car.
We did the same thing with my current car. When I bought my Acura, I had no credit and needed to be on his insurance. He put the car in his name and I made the payments to him, he made them to the bank. When I established some credit, we refinanced the car in my name with him as a cosigner, and I got my own insurance policy. Then a year or two later I paid off the car.
05-19-2007, 09:34 PM
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yup
Originally Posted by bb1314
+1.... Sometimes I don't know how you white people do it
Chinese families never buy stuff from each other. We give and share!
Chinese families never buy stuff from each other. We give and share!