Ultimate New Car Buying Guide (Part 1 of 2) : r/personalfinance
2018年6月26日 · gsasquatch. • 6 yr. ago. $15k for 3 years at 3% is $436.22 +$200 for insurance, so the base level for a new new car without a trade in is about $600/month. That's $60k/year, or about $30/hour. $20k is $581 or $781 with ins. $25k is $727 or $927 with ins. $30k is $872 or $1072 with ins. $35k is $1017 or $1217 with ins.
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2020年6月24日 · Look for cars priced around 90% of your budget, this will typically keep your otd within budget. 3a. Unless you actually like that model, then just wait for the next to come along if you can. 8a. Getting a good deal at the end of the month has better odds than winning the lottery, but unless it's a volume dealer and they're actually very close ...
So buying a new car was easy after all? : r/askcarsales - Reddit
2023年11月25日 · No warranties or nitrogen or fabric protector or ADM. Granted, it's only a Volkswagen at the time the FFR is >5%, but I was expecting at least some catch, particularly after eavesdropping on some of the other negotiations happening while we were there. We wanted the 4.9%/60 promo financing and $2K off.
Is the Costco Automobile purchasing program worth using?
Some people just love haggling and negotiating. If you’re not one of those people, then think about what your time and sanity is worth. If it’s not worth $3-500 on a $50k car, then maybe you should reevaluate purchasing a brand new car. That’s a product of a good dealership, not the Costco program.
When, if ever, does it make financial sense to buy a new car?
2023年12月10日 · Numbers didn’t make sense to buy used, for the first time in my 25 years of buying vehicles. Buying a USED car within 5 years of manufacturing and for less than 50k miles is essentially buying a NEW car. Yes, you cut the depreciation down by 5-8%, but you are still exposed to another 12-15% in the next couple of years.
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2022年1月17日 · Central Texas. Asking price was $75,999, I paid $73,499 before TTL. Second go around (I'm still waiting on this one to be built): 2022 Wrangler JL Rubicon. SW PA, but buying from a dealer down by D.C. MSRP was $53,455 I'll be paying $47,405 before TTL. This includes some special forum dealing.
When is buying a new car worth it? : r/personalfinance - Reddit
2023年3月9日 · And until new car inventory is able to meet demand, new cars are a better deal. This is more a personal preference than it is a finance question. You've run the numbers, you make $120k, and a $30k car is 25% of your gross annual salary. It falls right in line with the general recommendations I've always seen.
My Experience Buying a New Car in 2022 - Techniques & Money
2022年5月23日 · In the current market, car dealerships are generally not offering discounts due to shortages and high demand. Test driving new cars, especially popular models, can be challenging. Consider inquiring about upcoming inventory or test driving used models. Negotiating on accessories can help save money. Be cautious when placing deposits for custom ...
Deciding between buying a new or used car. What are your
That 7600 car is maybe 3K normally. After prices normalize again in 2 years, that car will be worth 2K. A new car purchased at MSRP will stay the new car at MSRP. That used car will depreciate much faster than a 5% APR on a new car. Taking a loan on a used car would be the ultimate loss in the current market.
Ultimate New Car Buying Guide (Part 2 of 2) : r/personalfinance
2018年6月26日 · This is the second and final part of the New Vehicle Buying Guide. The guide is broken down as follows: Post #1: Prior to Purchase Day. Chapter I: Understand your Financial Health. Chapter II: Calculate your Vehicle Budget. Chapter III: Research and Narrow Down Vehicle Options. Chapter IV: Test Drive Target Vehicles. Chapter V: Finalize Financing.