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Originally Posted by Cyclon36' date='Feb 17 2005, 02:47 PM
The alarm and new I/H/E don't have anything to do with each other.
alo what does the 4.57 gears do..and does it affect the car in a bad way?
The "never put any money down" really only applies to a lease. And even then, its not the end of the world to put a down payment down on a lease.
Putting money down on a financed vehicle is a great idea.
Putting money down on a financed vehicle is a great idea.
yes, it is wise to put money down on a loan, not a lease.
with a lease, you do not own the car, so if the car is totalled the next day you are out the money.
with a loan, anything you put down lowers your loan, and the montly payment. when interest was higherf (7-8%) it was wise to put money down as you didn't have to borrow at the high rates. the rate on my S is 3.9%, which is really low that the interest costs are really low and thus down payments really don't seem as important.
with a lease, you do not own the car, so if the car is totalled the next day you are out the money.
with a loan, anything you put down lowers your loan, and the montly payment. when interest was higherf (7-8%) it was wise to put money down as you didn't have to borrow at the high rates. the rate on my S is 3.9%, which is really low that the interest costs are really low and thus down payments really don't seem as important.
Originally Posted by steven975' date='Feb 18 2005, 11:03 AM
yes, it is wise to put money down on a loan, not a lease.
with a lease, you do not own the car, so if the car is totalled the next day you are out the money.
with a loan, anything you put down lowers your loan, and the montly payment. when interest was higherf (7-8%) it was wise to put money down as you didn't have to borrow at the high rates. the rate on my S is 3.9%, which is really low that the interest costs are really low and thus down payments really don't seem as important.
with a lease, you do not own the car, so if the car is totalled the next day you are out the money.
with a loan, anything you put down lowers your loan, and the montly payment. when interest was higherf (7-8%) it was wise to put money down as you didn't have to borrow at the high rates. the rate on my S is 3.9%, which is really low that the interest costs are really low and thus down payments really don't seem as important.
Some manufacturers offer 0% or 0.9% financing. In that case, it makes a lot more sense.
I would say, as a general rule, that the less one finances the better.
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