You're like the 1% who does something like that.
Even if I had 0% for 72 I'd force myself o pay it off early. I don't want a loan or a car on my credit for 6 years. I personally think it's nuts. But that's just me
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0% for 72 on mustangs right now.
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You're like the 1% who does something like that.
Even if I had 0% for 72 I'd force myself o pay it off early. I don't want a loan or a car on my credit for 6 years. I personally think it's nuts. But that's just me
Oh and to the original point of this post.for 0$ on a stang! I'm not a stang fan but that seriously ups how great of a deal these cars are.
Just went and built one on the Ford site, they are offering 72-0% or 60-0% with $1500 cash back
people have always lived beyond their means. they are always trying to keep up with the jones!
that being said I have never gone full term on ANY loan I have had. my last loan was 4 years. finished and title in hand in 3 years. if you can't dedicate yourself to making an extra payment here and there. kill yoself! hahahahaha.
that being said I have never gone full term on ANY loan I have had. my last loan was 4 years. finished and title in hand in 3 years. if you can't dedicate yourself to making an extra payment here and there. kill yoself! hahahahaha.
Guess what...... Most people don't do that. They see a super low payment and use the extra money they could have spent paying the car off faster to purchase other crap.......
Kay jay just has it out for me for no reason. It's more fun to mess with him now than anything. He doesn't look at the big picture ever. He doesn't realize that the general population isn't going to see 84 months as a way to pay it off faster. It's a way to have extra money each month to buy/finance other crap.
It really is free money though. Borrowing fees? Maybe a one time setup fee, maybe. I've never paid that on any loan I've had though. 0% interest is 0% interest. It is a free loan and if you plan on keeping the car for a long time (because you're probably going to be upside down on it for 5 years) then I don't see a problem with it.
I leverage just about everything I can. My $15,000 Audi, I had a loan on it. Not because I can't afford to pay it but because I can do more with the money and at the interest rate I was paying it was basically free.
Exactly. Mark better get one now. For the numbers guy that he is, this couldn't make better sense.
I only have a few left in stock there are not many left out there. Pm me if you are serious about buying. Www.apford.com
Not have a monthly car payment
90% of the time you can only get the 0% rate if you stretch the loan past 5 years... Also depends on your situation... Take my situation... Wife drives 30k+ miles a year... 7 year loan means making payments on a car with 200k miles
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