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Topic	how can you get a guy to buy you a new car?
clearaflagrantj 07/25/17 11:35:40 AM #41:	OpheliaAdenade posted... TheEvilMushroom posted... Don't need to by new, get used. I just got a 2012 ford focus for 7k. Only 80k miles on it. I'll never buy new, I don't need a high car payment in my bills. Well, I was looking for something around $25,000. :v I think that is within my price range. I want to have at least 10k saved up for a down payment though. I'm just trying to figure out what sort of car payment I'd be looking at if I had $15,000 left to pay off. It would be somewhere around $300/month. Here's a better idea: save up the $10K, buy a gently used older Civic outright, and save up that $300 and put it in safe investments. That $300 a month would be about $20K after five years. <cite>clearaflagrantj posted [p:883564620] in how can yo... [t:75602547]...</cite> <quote><cite>OpheliaAdenade posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheEvilMushroom posted...</cite> <quote>Don't need to by new, get used. I just got a 2012 ford focus for 7k. Only 80k miles on it. I'll never buy new, I don't need a high car payment in my bills.</quote> Well, I was looking for something around $25,000. :v I think that is within my price range. I want to have at least 10k saved up for a down payment though. I'm just trying to figure out what sort of car payment I'd be looking at if I had $15,000 left to pay off.</quote> It would be somewhere around $300/month. Here's a better idea: save up the $10K, buy a gently used older Civic outright, and save up that $300 and put it in safe investments. That $300 a month would be about $20K after five years.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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