okfoz
Well-Known Member
I personally prefer the looks of the 2015-2017 over the 2018-2020. I would suggest saving your money and just stick with what you have, but I am cheap and will drive a car for 200,000 miles as it is less expensive to fix it than to have a $500 monthly payment.
If you really want to do it, here is my suggestion.
Figure out what your new payment will be, instead of buying a new car, put that money you would be spending on a new car, plus the increase in insurance, etc into a separate NEW account, then once you have enough money buy the car outright and have no payment, AND you save thousands in interest...
If you really want to do it, here is my suggestion.
Figure out what your new payment will be, instead of buying a new car, put that money you would be spending on a new car, plus the increase in insurance, etc into a separate NEW account, then once you have enough money buy the car outright and have no payment, AND you save thousands in interest...
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