What is everyone's Monthly Payments? This should be fun!

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I put down $7,000 and paid $3,500 over msrp payments are $540.00. I pay a little extra @ $600.00 a month. 66 months. I love the car plain and simple.
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I wish that I did not pay my Civic Hatchback with my credit card to get cashback. If I get to do it again, I would invest that in an ETF or two.
 

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590/mo. No money down. 72 months. I got insurance for the wheels, something else. I forgot. Credit could've been a bit better, but was carrying my totaled car on the report at the time.
 

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Mine is $473 a month, with $8500 down. 63 months @2.29.
 


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perfect advice..thats how i do it.well similar.thats how i have all 3 vehicles paid off.im not young (29) lol..but not too bad i think im doing well

You get the best bang for your buck keeping a car 8 years or more and driving it with no car payments , paying off a car loan early doesnt help you with other investments
 

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You get the best bang for your buck keeping a car 8 years or more and driving it with no car payments , paying off a car loan early doesnt help you with other investments

if its paid off u have no payment and have money towards something else correct? and im keeping all my vehicles soooo why not have them paid off?
 


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if its paid off u have no payment and have money towards something else correct? and im keeping all my vehicles soooo why not have them paid off?
Because if you have 35g today to spend on the car, theoretically you could invest that money and make a lot more than the interest youā€™d be saving over the life of the loan.
 

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Because if you have 35g today to spend on the car, theoretically you could invest that money and make a lot more than the interest youā€™d be saving over the life of the loan.

but i could die tmrw? my money is not gna mean shit to me then but anyways lets stay on the topic of this thread
 

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Because if you have 35g today to spend on the car, theoretically you could invest that money and make a lot more than the interest youā€™d be saving over the life of the loan.
i dont think he understands investing 101 lol
 

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but i could die tmrw? my money is not gna mean shit to me then but anyways lets stay on the topic of this thread
If you die tomorrow, youā€™ll have the car and wouldā€™ve gotten to enjoy it either way.. lol youā€™d just die with a little more money in the bank if you invested
 

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Iā€™ve already decided Iā€™m getting buried in my CTR so if I die tomorrow I get to drive mine strait to Heaven! So I better get this SOB paid off:confused:
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