How much?
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Melting Slicks
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Originally Posted by LA Brit.
How much would the payments be on a base C6 if i put 10k down?
I know there are lots of variables, ayone care to help show them and help me out?
I know there are lots of variables, ayone care to help show them and help me out?
at 44k and some change...plus a 10% automatic charge (taxes etc) according to the dealer....thats 48,400k....subtract the 10....so your down to financing 38,400k....at 0% for 5 years or 60months....it's $640.00 .....
dont forget to add about 150 bucks a month for insurance....
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Originally Posted by gilly6993
a lease or buy?.....if you've got 10K to put down definaately buy it....
Yes to buy it.
I have up to 10k to put down.
That calculator told me that if i borrow 30,000 my monthly will be 1000.
Did i do that correctly - if i put 10k down, i would be borrowing 30k against the vette right?
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Originally Posted by LA Brit.
Yes to buy it.
I have up to 10k to put down.
That calculator told me that if i borrow 30,000 my monthly will be 1000.
Did i do that correctly - if i put 10k down, i would be borrowing 30k against the vette right?
I have up to 10k to put down.
That calculator told me that if i borrow 30,000 my monthly will be 1000.
Did i do that correctly - if i put 10k down, i would be borrowing 30k against the vette right?
your monthly payment is based on how much you borrow, the term of the loan, and the rate......there is no answer without all those variables....
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From: seattle wa
if you buy a new one for 40k and put 10 down at 0% then yes you are borrowing 30k....but i dont remember seeing any deals on corvettes that had 0% interest for x amount of years....what is the longest loan term that you can get?
btw....how are you getting a new one for 40k (after taxes)?
btw....how are you getting a new one for 40k (after taxes)?
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From: LA CA
Originally Posted by sla07
if you buy a new one for 40k and put 10 down at 0% then yes you are borrowing 30k....but i dont remember seeing any deals on corvettes that had 0% interest for x amount of years....what is the longest loan term that you can get?
btw....how are you getting a new one for 40k (after taxes)?
btw....how are you getting a new one for 40k (after taxes)?
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From: LA CA
Originally Posted by sla07
true...well hell...good luck with that...find out how much you will be paying on interest and the length of the loan....that will give you a pretty much exact number...
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Originally Posted by LA Brit.
How much would the payments be on a base C6 if i put 10k down?
I know there are lots of variables, ayone care to help show them and help me out?
I know there are lots of variables, ayone care to help show them and help me out?
http://www.smartonline.com/servlets/...essanalysis_c/
you may have to click on "loan comparison calculator". For some reason, the link won't take you straight there.
Jay
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