Yeah you never want to put that much money down up front because you always run that risk of losing that. Rule of thumb is 1/3 of the price of the car.So you put 10k down and a couple of months later you totaled the car... what happens to your 10k?
Yeah you never want to put that much money down up front because you always run that risk of losing that. Rule of thumb is 1/3 of the price of the car.So you put 10k down and a couple of months later you totaled the car... what happens to your 10k?

Insurance has an adjuster come out and he hypothetically values the car at $20,000. You've already paid half of that off so you simply wait for them to send you your checkSo you put 10k down and a couple of months later you totaled the car... what happens to your 10k?
Worst case scenario - you'll lose a couple of thousand. That's no different than driving in a rental for a couple of months. Also, idk about you but totaling the car is not something that I actively plan for. Sure, it could happen, but unless you're an extremely shytty driver the chances of you totaling your car are pretty low.So if you get a new car that's worth $30,000 then that's exactly what you would be putting down.Yeah you never want to put that much money down up front because you always run that risk of losing that. Rule of thumb is 1/3 of the price of the car.
I like 'em.
You're gonna keep the truck tho, right? You'll wanna keep something big around. No homo.
Q50 is a sick ass ride....
How much you looking at payment wise???![]()
Yea I plan on keeping it, but Im tired of SUVs, I want a car. I'm finally at point now where I can get a somewhat nice one
Well I'm thinking imma wait another year. In 2017 I could probably find a 2014 Q50 for maybe 25k payment around $350 after the down payment. I'm in between that infiniti and a Cadilla ATS, just wish the ATS had the horse power that the infiniti does
Insurance has an adjuster come out and he hypothetically values the car at $20,000. You've already paid half of that off so you simply wait for them to send you your checkWorst case scenario - you'll lose a couple of thousand. That's no different than driving in a rental for a couple of months. Also, idk about you but totaling the car is not something that I actively plan for. Sure, it could happen, but unless you're an extremely shytty driver the chances of you totaling your car are pretty low.
I feel you. i wanna cop that chally so bad but I'm gonna hold off because i can do it but it's gonna be another 2 year process I might as well save up my funds and see where I'm at at the end of the year. im looking to change jobs too so switching cars right now is in the back of my mind. best thing is once I have this car title in my hands im gonna make all the upgrades i want and just rock out with it. good thing the parts is cheap...

I been looking at these X5M's(and the MB ML63 AMG, so torn) on youtube...someday brehs, someday.![]()
I understand you man. I have a 2008 Chevy Impala. It's got it's little issues but now the transmission is slipping. So I want to keep the car so I can keep miles of whatever I end up getting. That's why I want to get my transmission rebuilt and go ahead and get all the other minor issues knocked out. Then around April start test driving and doing research on what I'm deciding on. I got some trips coming up so I'll try to rent one of my choices and decide from there. Plus since I'm not going to be driving the new whip everyday I can keep some of the miles off of it. My current car has 196K miles on it and I keep the service up the best that I can. But I bet it will fill nice to have 2 different keys on the key chain, until note/insurance day.
What you trying to get?Cot damn at some of yall. When I do decide to get my whip, I'm not looking to pay no more than $300 for a note.
What you trying to get?