Yagirlcheatinonus
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if you past 25 there's no need for a car payment.
A Car payment if for suckers
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if you past 25 there's no need for a car payment.
a decent car in toronto costs about 1k a month. (payment + insurance + gas/maintenance)
plan on moving downtown next year, i'd rather take ten 50$ round trip uber rides a month. everything is in walking distance.
plan on moving downtown next year, i'd rather take ten 50$ round trip uber rides a month. everything is in walking distance.
NeilCartwright
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the cac mamba
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yea, fukk that. i dont ever see myself doing it 
Vinny Lupton
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If you are living that hooptie life then pay that ting off..if you are getting into expensive cars it makes sense to lease
BaldingSoHard
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Pass up interest rates lower than inflation, brehs.
Sink a large amount of cash into a depreciating asset while watching the Dow climb to record high after record high, brehs.
Groanman
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Buy from an online auto auction. You'd be surprised at what you'd find. 
paid my shyt off back in April. Never paying another car note again.
James Gordon
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32 more payments to go dawg
yes it is yes it is
I guess that means no luxury whips then
OfTheCross
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Pass up interest rates lower than inflation, brehs.
Sink a large amount of cash into a depreciating asset while watching the Dow climb to record high after record high, brehs.
Don't matter what the rate is.
You can get a good used car for $6000.
Even if you're only paying $250 a month on the lease or purchase the used car will come out ahead after 2 years.
I had my last car for 7 years with no major mechanical issues. This one I'll keep as long, probably longer cause it's in even better condition
1k a month can get u damn near a mansion where I'm from.. I'd rather drive a hoopdee
BaldingSoHard
Banned
Of course it matters what the rate is. Whether you buy new or used, it's always better (numbers-wise) to finance at these bank-breakingly low interest rates.
If it's only $6k then sure pay cash. But for a more expensive car, there's no reason not to finance.
