The Seven-Year Auto Loan: America’s Middle Class Can’t Afford Its Cars

UberEatsDriver

Veteran
Joined
Feb 12, 2017
Messages
44,109
Reputation
3,153
Daps
99,277
Reppin
Brooklyn keeps on taking it.
That’s the thing it’s nothing wrong with a stretched loan but where people get themselves in trouble is getting those loans on vehicles that don’t hold their value so when your 2 to 3 years into the loan the car ain’t work shyt and your upside down by thousands of dollars and it’s hard to get out of it..

If you gonna stretch a loan do it with a vehicle like a Honda Accord or another vehicle that hold their value after 2-3 years and don’t get a base trim get a top of the line model so that way in 3 years if you want to trade or completely get out of the loan your out of pocket cost or cash back will be $250-$500 in negative equity or positive... but mofos be getting them 72-84 month loans on whips that depreciate off a cliff like bimmers and benzes lmaoo


I would never finance these cars to begin with.
 

winb83

52 Years Young
Supporter
Joined
May 28, 2012
Messages
47,903
Reputation
4,153
Daps
72,273
Reppin
Michigan
mofos be getting them 72-84 month loans on whips that depreciate off a cliff like bimmers and benzes lmaoo
Like 50% or more of new vehicle sales on these brands are leases. It’s crazy to take out a loan that long on such a brand. You’re begging to be upside down.
 
Top