Straight Question
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jun 2005
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From: Burlington County NJ
1. You don't know anything about my finances - so stop trying to act like you know everything.
2. Everyone's situation is different - he asked a question and everyone will have a different opinion. I am ok with your opinion what you shouldn't finance a toy, but its still worthless advice
3. Just because OP left out a lot of info doesnt mean you should assume its all negative.
Your comments bring down this forum.
2. Everyone's situation is different - he asked a question and everyone will have a different opinion. I am ok with your opinion what you shouldn't finance a toy, but its still worthless advice
3. Just because OP left out a lot of info doesnt mean you should assume its all negative.
Your comments bring down this forum.
Racer
Joined: Mar 2012
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I would say figure out what you can afford per month after expenses and start saving it in a seperate account. If you continued to save every month (without missing a payment) by the time the C7 is available (around 6-8 months from now) then I would imagine you could afford it. Plus you'll now have a nice little down payment saved up!
Le Mans Master
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On Topic: OP only you can decide what YOU can afford....
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jan 2010
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From: Cali for ya Republic
The Crash had zero to do with the average Joe unless you are talking about a loss in their 401K/stocks mutal funds...It had more to do with the bankers/brokers screwing the living hell out of Joe average with their made up derivitaves (spelling)...
On Topic: OP only you can decide what YOU can afford....
On Topic: OP only you can decide what YOU can afford....
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jan 2010
Posts: 2,041
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From: Cali for ya Republic
1. You don't know anything about my finances - so stop trying to act like you know everything.
2. Everyone's situation is different - he asked a question and everyone will have a different opinion. I am ok with your opinion what you shouldn't finance a toy, but its still worthless advice
3. Just because OP left out a lot of info doesnt mean you should assume its all negative.
Your comments bring down this forum.
2. Everyone's situation is different - he asked a question and everyone will have a different opinion. I am ok with your opinion what you shouldn't finance a toy, but its still worthless advice
3. Just because OP left out a lot of info doesnt mean you should assume its all negative.
Your comments bring down this forum.
It's worthless advice in your case, but you don't know what the OP has gone through in his life. We wouldn't have seen all these foreclosures and repossessions if everyone had a clear mind on these matters. Yes it's wrong to assume anything, including the assumption that it's okay for him to buy it; he's probably not asking this question thinking it will have a negligible impact on his finances.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jun 2005
Posts: 2,858
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From: Burlington County NJ
understod. But to be clear, I never said he should be buy it because I agree with you... that we don't know the answer
I wasn't addressing you personally. Writing "One doesn't borrow to indulge oneself" sounded a bit pompous for a car forum.
It's worthless advice in your case, but you don't know what the OP has gone through in his life. We wouldn't have seen all these foreclosures and repossessions if everyone had a clear mind on these matters. Yes it's wrong to assume anything, including the assumption that it's okay for him to buy it; he's probably not asking this question thinking it will have a negligible impact on his finances.
It's worthless advice in your case, but you don't know what the OP has gone through in his life. We wouldn't have seen all these foreclosures and repossessions if everyone had a clear mind on these matters. Yes it's wrong to assume anything, including the assumption that it's okay for him to buy it; he's probably not asking this question thinking it will have a negligible impact on his finances.
