Pay $62,000 for a $27,000 Mazda, crehs.

[Skooby]

Toyota/ Lexus same damn company literally

They claim to operate separately.

 

[Amo Husserl]

These folks have no idea what rates are right now. He'll refinance soon. BTW he paid 35k.

That resale value.

Turn around a cop a Miata for the low.

Gorilla Soldier Gang don't take losses.

 

[GreenGhxst]

Once that new car smell feel/wears off, the reality gonna hit like post-nut clarity

only smell that car has is ashtray and fast food

 

[...and some waffle fries]

That interest rate is the key indicator that this person cant afford a 35k car. Financed at 72 months and STILL paying 900/month. Insurance is another $200. 1k a month for a car knowing damn well your credit is shyt.

ONLY broke ppl make the minimal payment for the term of the loan.

 

[Red11]

That interest rate is the key indicator that this person cant afford a 35k car. Financed at 72 months and STILL paying 900/month. Insurance is another $200. 1k a month for a car knowing damn well your credit is shyt.

ONLY broke ppl make the minimal payment for the term of the loan.

Not everyone wants a Corolla. Also even at 5% interest 35k is 600 per month.

 

[HabitualChiller]

Reading these comments.... So people don't go to banks and credit unions anymore? Y'all really just walking into a dealership and dealing with the finance department games?. A pre-approval letter eliminates over half the headaches.

This! With a pre-approved loan, you can also walk into a dealership and just be like "can you beat this offer?"

If they can, there ya go. Easy day.

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

Man I just went through buying my first car after the one ny father gave me blew its differential.

You gotta keep your eyes open and head on a swivel cause them fukkas will whatever it takes to get a signature.

Bait and switch, talking fast non stop, pulling numbers out of thin air to justify prices higher than MSRP. The process was a headache but you gotta pay the war of attrition with them and not be pressured into any crappy sale. Thank God my credit was great, as I was able to get 4.69% for 60 months playing hard ball. Not the best, but it's a bad time to buy a car (shortages, fed increasing interest rates, inflation) and I needed a car quick.

You still gonna be paying a car note for 5 years by the time you make it to the halfway point, you might end up owing more that what the car is worth

 

[UpAndComing]

It's crazy how people have all the smoke for Car dealerships and not any smoke for that person's poor and embarrassing financial decisions

 

[Sampson]

They’re gonna repo and flip it again. I give it 18 months tops

 

[MoshpitMazi]

This is exploitation and should be illegal

 

[Koli_Kat]

Why are we blaming everyone else when it’s this moron calling his own shot?

Bc people who fall into traps like this don't understand interest rates. Having bad credit/being poor is sometimes synonymous with not being very educated

 

[Absolut]

Bc people who fall into traps like this don't understand interest rates. Having bad credit/being poor is sometimes synonymous with not being very educated

Can’t save everyone. At some point you have to simply be responsible for signing your name to a contract

 

[Collateral]

Fassho, mazda gets slept on

It's funny too cause my dad's a ford guy but mazda was owned by ford for a bit. A lot of tech used in mazda cars went into ford vehicles as well

Like how the first gen fusion was built using the 6's platform

The tail lights on the late 90s taurus being inspired by the fd rx7 is hilarious to me

Also, i think they should've came out with a luxury division like lexus or acura

Mazda's been making great cars, but with them being an underdog already, it'll be even harder to convince people to pay bmw prices for a Mazda

I was hoping those rumors of a RWD next generation Mazda 6 with a twin turbo inline 6 were true

Not looking likely according to leaks

But those CX's are pretty nice. Hope you can cop one like you want. I feel like full electric gotta be on the way with how the industry seems to be pushing hard for it

I never knew that

 

[JoseLuisGotcha]

$60k and Mazda should never be in the same sentence

 

[chineebai]

I use a car broker for my shyt now whether it’s leased or purchased. They get better deals and they work for the customer. I pay 400-500 for their service.