Do people really do this?

[gobbleinwoods]

More money than sense.

 

[John Cooper]

That's what I did with my

That's why when my '06 F150 with 230,000 miles finally gives up the ghost, I'll take about 3-4 months worth of a payment like that and put in a new tranny and engine, and drive it another 250,000 with no car payment.

Crazy what they want for a new car these days. That's a dang house payment.

06 F150 4x4. New FoMoCo engine 3 years warranty!!

 

[BeerThirty]

Keep in mind that is MSRP on the manufacturer websites. How often do you ever see vehicles sell for MSRP? Hardly ever. Check the dealer websites and they are usually way cheaper.

 

[BeerThirty]

you know that is very prestigious when your high school kid has a new , expensive vehicle.. people will pay a lot for prestige

There's a lot of high school kids out there who bust their humps at work and can afford this payment if they are still living at home without any other bills.

 

[notnksnemor]

There's a lot of high school kids out there who bust their humps at work and can afford this payment if they are still living at home without any other bills.

I'd consider it child abuse to saddle a High School teenager with $966 a month payments for 84 months.

 

[Throwback]

You don’t worry about the payment when you’re the big dog

 

[Jim Thompson]

Keep in mind that is MSRP on the manufacturer websites. How often do you ever see vehicles sell for MSRP? Hardly ever. Check the dealer websites and they are usually way cheaper.

We cant keep these and there's no rebates yet. Probably be 1st of year before any incentives from GM show up.

https://www.expresswaygm.com/Vehicl...Wheel_Drive_Denali-Mount_Vernon-IN/3450852663

 

[bassboy1]

There's a lot of high school kids out there who bust their humps at work and can afford this payment if they are still living at home without any other bills.

You don't seriously think the majority of those trucks in the student parking lot are paid for by the students, do you?

 

[bassboy1]

Wait until you realize that most of the larger bass boats you see are financed with a TEN YEAR loan...

 

[Jim Thompson]

You don’t worry about the payment when you’re the big dog

You would think that's the case, but usually the opposite. The folks that dont worry about the payments are normally the folks that should be very worried about it

 

[bassboy1]

$99k for a Ranger bass boat.

https://www.facebook.com/russellmar...099838589506/1600104966688985/?type=3&theater

 

[trad bow]

If I can’t pay cash for anything I want, I don’t buy it. I keep enough cash put back for the unexpected needs that show up every now and then. Wait long enough to save up cash to pay for something, you will generally realize you probably don’t need it.

 

[BeerThirty]

You don't seriously think the majority of those trucks in the student parking lot are paid for by the students, do you?

Absolutely not! But I had a few buddies in high school who worked all the time and had really nice, even new trucks.

 

[Da Possum]

I'm not into financing; but if I were; I sure as heck wouldn't take out a 7 year note on to stupid vehicle!

 

[Big7]

More money than sense.

Been there, done that. Loooonnnngggg time ago. Never again.??

 

[Jim Thompson]

Plus $6,908 down payment!! Total $88,052. Heck of a deal.....for the dealer!

Heckuva deal for Ford, not the dealer

 

[Rackmaster]

Talk to a guy at a tournament a few weeks back, he financed his Nitro Z20 for 15 years at $450 a month!
It was loaded and he had everything on it!

 

[notnksnemor]

Talk to a guy at a tournament a few weeks back, he financed his Nitro Z20 for 15 years at $450 a month!
It was loaded and he had everything on it!

That's the kind of stupid even duct tape can't fix.

Boat will be wore out before it's half paid for.

 

[Jim Thompson]

Think about this for a minute...

Folks buy a new truck with a 6 year loan on them...lets say a 2013 for 34,000 plus tax and title after rebates and discounts.

They trade it in 2019 with 75,000 miles.

The next folks buy that truck used for 22,000-23,000 plux tax and title. They also finance it for 6 years.

Now this truck will be financed for 12 years. 12

 

[gobbleinwoods]

Think about this for a minute...

Folks buy a new truck with a 6 year loan on them...lets say a 2013 for 34,000 plus tax and title after rebates and discounts.

They trade it in 2019 with 75,000 miles.

The next folks buy that truck used for 22,000-23,000 plux tax and title. They also finance it for 6 years.

Now this truck will be financed for 12 years. 12

So we should go into the finance business?