View Poll Results: How much do you pay a month...
250-300



29
21.80%
301-350



23
17.29%
351-400



25
18.80%
401- up



56
42.11%
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How much Do you pay a month
How much Do you pay a month
just curious on how much all of TC owners pay a month for there cars... i am in the line of looking to trade the sc for a tc and wanted an idea of what is was gonna be paying if i do....
I'm paying $800 a month, but thats just because I want to pay off the loan faster. Terms are $440/mo @ 48mo @ 4.8%
I think he is saying make the dealer pay off the car on the trade in.
I think he is saying make the dealer pay off the car on the trade in.
Last edited by krispy; Jan 12, 2009 at 04:49 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
That is what he is saying, to have the dealer pay it off, but then what happens when you owe say 15k, and they only give you 10k for your car, they pay it off for 15k, what happens to the other 5k left?
kinda hard to when my brother works there... im already getting gms, gm loyalty, and a 1500 rebate... the msrp is 25525.... it brings it to... 20131 then with the 2500 in negative equity its 23631 i believe.
My motto: If the dealer is being nice to you, chances are they are screwing you over and you don't even realize it.
How about you change this to how much did you finance. That's more of what you need to know.
Dealers are here to make money off you. If you knew of the screwings of people you would puke. They aren't your friend and can't ever be considered your friend.
He says he wants to dealer to pay it off and not add it to the payments, i.e., he wants the dealer to pay what the person owes on the car. But really, good luck having the dealer do that. Even if the car is worth 12k, if they find out you owe 12k on it they are gonna try to give you less, because then they make more money in the end.
My motto: If the dealer is being nice to you, chances are they are screwing you over and you don't even realize it.
My motto: If the dealer is being nice to you, chances are they are screwing you over and you don't even realize it.
Last edited by umrdyldo; Jan 12, 2009 at 05:11 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
He says he wants to dealer to pay it off and not add it to the payments, i.e., he wants the dealer to pay what the person owes on the car. But really, good luck having the dealer do that. Even if the car is worth 12k, if they find out you owe 12k on it they are gonna try to give you less, because then they make more money in the end.
My motto: If the dealer is being nice to you, chances are they are screwing you over and you don't even realize it.
My motto: If the dealer is being nice to you, chances are they are screwing you over and you don't even realize it.
He says he wants to dealer to pay it off and not add it to the payments, i.e., he wants the dealer to pay what the person owes on the car. But really, good luck having the dealer do that. Even if the car is worth 12k, if they find out you owe 12k on it they are gonna try to give you less, because then they make more money in the end.
My motto: If the dealer is being nice to you, chances are they are screwing you over and you don't even realize it.
My motto: If the dealer is being nice to you, chances are they are screwing you over and you don't even realize it.
Well thats why you figure out the final purchase price of a vehicle THEN bring in a trade in. If they ask about a trade-in in the beginning just say no you aren't going to trade one in. Also, work between dealers and get quotes for both car & trade in and see who is willing to deal with you the most.
Well thats why you figure out the final purchase price of a vehicle THEN bring in a trade in. If they ask about a trade-in in the beginning just say no you aren't going to trade one in. Also, work between dealers and get quotes for both car & trade in and see who is willing to deal with you the most.
1200/month. Pay it off as fast as possible, less interest you have to pay. My terms are 435/mo for 60, 8.84%. Paying it off in a year I spend $4,000 less in interest. It is pretty simple math depending on interest, term, and principle amount.


