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ChromeSilver04 Jun 2, 2004 02:46 PM

How many of your Z's are paid off?
 
Just wondering who else has a big zero for a car payment. I paid cash for my 04 CS.. weeee. :icon04: :icon4:

** Jun 2, 2004 03:32 PM

congrats!

no i pay 216 a month cause i only financed 12k i decided just to pay that for a while cause all my money is goin to that pretty little ride in my avatar!

maserom Jun 2, 2004 03:44 PM

3 years to go!!

EL Diablo Jun 2, 2004 03:52 PM

not paid off but I am 4 payments ahead.

Looking to payoff as soon as possible.

have a 5 year loan and looking to do it in less than 3

zeroday Jun 2, 2004 03:59 PM

doesnt make any financial sense to pay off a new car. you're better of making payments and investing with the rest of the money. assuming you have a semi decent interest rate of course.

ztropic Jun 2, 2004 04:09 PM

Paid off!!! Cash money!!!

ChromeSilver04 Jun 2, 2004 04:11 PM

Normally I'd agree with you.. however, I happen to be a financial consultant, so this was one of my splurges. :-) Just enjoying the fruits of my labor so to speak.

SteveZzz Jun 2, 2004 04:21 PM


Originally posted by zeroday
doesnt make any financial sense to pay off a new car. you're better of making payments and investing with the rest of the money. assuming you have a semi decent interest rate of course.
That's an argument that is sometimes true, but not usually. Paying cash for your car creates instant equity and liquidity which may not be the case with other investments. Of course, I'm not saying that a car (at least a Z) is an investment, but the only time I even have considered financing a car is if I can get 0/0% interest rate.

We financed our Z for 30 days, then paid it off in full.

ChromeSilver04 Jun 2, 2004 04:39 PM

Good stuff :-)

Masterfulks Jun 2, 2004 04:45 PM

188 a month for 5 years, but I plan to do it in 2 or so...

jcr847 Jun 2, 2004 05:00 PM

paid cash at the time

kcobean Jun 2, 2004 05:12 PM

Wrote a check for 35.5K for my '04 Redline Track out the door, tax, tags, title, licensing, processing fees, etc. Paying cash for a car sure changes the car buying experience, doesn't it?

Congratulations!

Dr. Greg Jun 2, 2004 05:31 PM

Paid cash, but broke now!
 
I guess the subject line says it all! My wife refused to go into debt. But now I can never retire...good thing I have a secure job (tenured professor of mechanical engineering)

IsatteliteI Jun 2, 2004 05:36 PM

Now I really feel poor, I pay 310 a month for my touring, just got it so I have 5 years to go...
wish I had $36k, I'd go to Vegas!! lol

wick3d350Z Jun 2, 2004 05:48 PM

i have 14k to go...but i am going to almost pay it off when i get back from iraq :-p

mofoz Jun 2, 2004 05:59 PM

check was written for 37,500 including tax title license.

zand02max Jun 2, 2004 06:13 PM

Paid off the Z last month.

Paid off the Maxima Nov 02. Feels good!

zpylot Jun 2, 2004 06:33 PM

Paid cash for my Roadster.

kcobean Jun 2, 2004 06:37 PM


Originally posted by zpylot
Paid cash for my Roadster.
Awesome...oh yeah, and the answer to your question is "Enough that innocent women and children don't die at the hands of tyrants in their place." but that's waaaaayyyyyyy off topic.

AndyB Jun 2, 2004 06:41 PM

Cash
 
I paid cash for my SS Touring Roadster.

There is a certain peace of mind in knowing that an expensive toy is not also a debt looming over your head. (IMO)


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