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If you are happy good for you. Personally, I would run from any 3 year old car with 70K miles on it.
Yeah that's what I was thinking, I saw a 2015 Ram 3500 with 190k miles on it for 27k which was
Interesting. I think it should be good for at least the next 4 years without having major complications
Yeah that's what I was thinking, I saw a 2015 Ram 3500 with 190k miles on it for 27k which was
Interesting. I think it should be good for at least the next 4 years without having major complications
Congratulations!
You don't drive that much, so don't worry about the mileage.
The older luxury cars I owned had that many miles or more on them. And they were much more than 4 years old.
As for the payments, just make your payments and after 18 months pay it off.
I've never had a loan with a pre-payment penalty.
Almost died again in the A6 lol, I really have to get used to it soon. A Honda Civic merged into my lane while I was on I-95 doing over 80. I slammed the brakes and drove on the shoulder and the Civic got back in his lane. I took it out on the snow and it handled fairly well.
Mazal Tov on your purchase. Not the vehicle and amount I would spend if I were in your shoes, but I hope you are happy with your decision. What effective APR are you paying? I'd encourage you to now shop around for a lower APR to save money on the financing. Credit unions, local and regional banks are probably your bet. With a car like this you will definitely want to have an emergency fund established should it require any costly repairs. Finally, make sure you are maxing out your 401K at work ($18k) and also contribute to a Roth IRA ($5500). You'll be very glad you did several years down the line.
Mazal Tov on your purchase. Not the vehicle and amount I would spend if I were in your shoes, but I hope you are happy with your decision. What effective APR are you paying? I'd encourage you to now shop around for a lower APR to save money on the financing. Credit unions, local and regional banks are probably your bet. With a car like this you will definitely want to have an emergency fund established should it require any costly repairs. Finally, make sure you are maxing out your 401K at work ($18k) and also contribute to a Roth IRA ($5500). You'll be very glad you did several years down the line.
Enjoy your new set of wheels.
I didn't finance through the dealer, my current APR is 2.5% and through Capital One.
Congratulations Archer! Glad you finally found your perfect car. Sounds like you got a really great deal on the financing as well. The A6 looks nice. I'm not really much of a sedan sort of guy, but it's a nice car. You should enjoy for a few years.
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