Ask Unkie Trunkie!
Originally Posted by 8D_In_Trunk,Feb 1 2007, 12:04 AM
I'm no fiscal guru, but if you parse out the price of the new car + interest vs. used car + interest, you can make a fairer assesment.
Also, I learned my lesson; I try ("try") not to buy cars with financing anymore. . . PITA on a depreciating asset.
Drive the Cavalier until it dies. . . in the mean time, save for both the next daily driver AND save for the S.
Also, I learned my lesson; I try ("try") not to buy cars with financing anymore. . . PITA on a depreciating asset.
Drive the Cavalier until it dies. . . in the mean time, save for both the next daily driver AND save for the S.
Already have the S, so I think I've made my decision. Thanks for all your help Unkie D.








