davemarco
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Likewise - dual six figure income household, no kids. I'd never pay that much per month (particularly for 72 months or longer), because it likely implies that I'm going to get slammed with interest over the life of the loan. I pay $340 a month on a 5 year note. If the market continues to suck like it has, I may just pay it off completely to avoid unnecessary interest expense.I make good money (6 digits), and my lady and I are DINKs (double income, no kids), and I still find it insane that some people are paying 600+ a month on a car note. Honestly I've never had a car note though, this is my first new car. Well, I did get a loan for this one but paid it off in full the first month - only got the loan so I could pay it via credit card to get points.
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