Ugh fine. Like $680-690 a month for 84 months at 7.9% I think. $0 down.

Had a bunch of roll over from a previous truck that got trashed by an ex family friend then that rollover plus crappy dodge trade in value made it to this car :(

GOD DAMN!!!!!!!!!!!!:eek: I mean that's kinda steep.

Ouch....

Said it was embarrassing

Kinda?? I could've got the GT500 in the showroom for that payment.

BUT!!!! He got the car he wanted and I bet garner enjoys the hell out it

truf!

Yeah that's what happens with tons of rollover due to stupid people :/ But I do like the car. Plus side is that even with that loan payment, the total operating cost is a few hundred dollars less than my last truck was. Bad part is we can't put that money towards the loan cause according to navy federal it goes to interest and not principle, lame

Car was listed around $29500 with 3k miles used. Original sticker price was $35k+. Premium with with comfort / lighting package. I ended up financing around $26k @ 2.2% I'm paying $415/month 6 year loan.

The $0 down hurt you a lot. But you have to do what you have to do.

$605/mo 72 month with not sure the exact rate but is under 3%. Traded in a VW GTI i was slightly upside down on. GT Track pack with everything but the premium sound, glass roof, and upgraded seats.

I was being nice.

you are correct sir. its not bad at all. I am pretty happy/lucky with some of the investments I've made up to this point in my life. Hopefully the Boss will hold it's value!

are you sure about that? Everyone loan car/house always went to principle or you can specify that a certain amount go to principle only.

Typically you monthly payment goes more towards both interest and principle. Any extra amount paid after your payment go straight to principle, since you've already paid the interest for that term.

That's what the loan officer told us when we went to turn in the promissory note. Said any extra on top of the requirement payment would pay down interest