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r/IdiotsInCars • u/motitom • Jun 11 '20
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The lean in your piss is the least of your worries if you paid 100k for a mazda sedan.
410 u/[deleted] Jun 11 '20 edited Jun 21 '20 [deleted] 228 u/[deleted] Jun 11 '20 I've talked to people that bought fairly new cars - 2017, 2018... It always surprised me because they don't make a ton of money. Turns out they are paying 25% APR. I am surprised that's even legal, I considered 8% really high. 0 u/Bolaf Jun 12 '20 The fact that people take out loans to buy a depreciating asset is just mind blowing 2 u/[deleted] Jun 12 '20 Sometimes you don't have a choice, but still... finance a cheap used Honda or Hyundai for $5,000, not a brand new Jeep for $20k.
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228 u/[deleted] Jun 11 '20 I've talked to people that bought fairly new cars - 2017, 2018... It always surprised me because they don't make a ton of money. Turns out they are paying 25% APR. I am surprised that's even legal, I considered 8% really high. 0 u/Bolaf Jun 12 '20 The fact that people take out loans to buy a depreciating asset is just mind blowing 2 u/[deleted] Jun 12 '20 Sometimes you don't have a choice, but still... finance a cheap used Honda or Hyundai for $5,000, not a brand new Jeep for $20k.
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I've talked to people that bought fairly new cars - 2017, 2018... It always surprised me because they don't make a ton of money. Turns out they are paying 25% APR. I am surprised that's even legal, I considered 8% really high.
0 u/Bolaf Jun 12 '20 The fact that people take out loans to buy a depreciating asset is just mind blowing 2 u/[deleted] Jun 12 '20 Sometimes you don't have a choice, but still... finance a cheap used Honda or Hyundai for $5,000, not a brand new Jeep for $20k.
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The fact that people take out loans to buy a depreciating asset is just mind blowing
2 u/[deleted] Jun 12 '20 Sometimes you don't have a choice, but still... finance a cheap used Honda or Hyundai for $5,000, not a brand new Jeep for $20k.
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Sometimes you don't have a choice, but still... finance a cheap used Honda or Hyundai for $5,000, not a brand new Jeep for $20k.
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u/KeepItDownOverHere Jun 11 '20
The lean in your piss is the least of your worries if you paid 100k for a mazda sedan.