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Assuming I buy a car every...6 or so years.
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One should spend no more than 1/3 of their yearly income and finance it for no more than 3 years.Many financing schemes are designed to get around the problem facing business that many people don't have the income to make purchases in the proper manner. Don't fall for these schemes.
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This is quite a complex issue. First and foremost, write down all you ordinary and extraordinary expenses, and then see how much would like to keep as savings, after doing the math, whatever is left can be used towards your car payments. Also, if u plan to have the installments, keep in mind a lot can happen in 6 years, marriage, kids, change of location, new job etc. Be wise in ur decision.Why are MG Rover not covered in the Manufacturers Section?
I think a good guide will be to list down what are all your minimum necessary expenses every month plus after deducting the monthly instalment for the car, how much will your income would have left. I would say you should cater about at least 30% of your total take home pay for savings.Have you guys ever booked a ride with arian limo service?
No more than you can pay cash for.and then buy a used car with low milage.You can buy a QUALITY car off lease for about a third of what a new one cost. Many have extendable warranties if you so desire.
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I bought a lease car 2 years ago. Resell is exactly the same as the day I bought it.
A new car drops over half it's value in the first 4 years. A used car, typically less than 20% in 2 years.
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You buy new car for $30K in 4 years it's worth about $15K
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I buy 2 year old car (same model) for about $18K and resell it at $15K in 2 years.
I have a 1995 Nissan Maxima and the only the parking lights went out?
Which of us got the better deal?? I concede bragging rights...on getting a new one to you.
Depends on how much car you want. I would say that you can quite reasonably get away with buying a used car that will last six years on a $4,000 to $5,000 budget. Anything more is not essential, but can certainly make for a nicer car, so I wouldn't call it frivolous either.
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I prefer to pay in cash. Only financed a car once, when I was just out of college, had no savings, and my $900 car was falling apart.
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