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GM financing is only good when they are buying part of the rate (buying it down) ..they are not...see your local credit union for rates above 5 years at about 2.5 or so...
Great rates, guys... What kind of downs are you putting up?
Don't know anymore. I had about 15K saved up but had to bail someone out of a tough spot... Down to $10K. By the time my car comes, I'm hopefully back to $15K. I was hoping to be at $20K by the time the car arrived.
Lol... Sounds real friggin familiar crash. That's funny... I'm still at 3000 (probably due to CF roof) and I'm not complaining too much really because its giving me a little more time to recoup. I'm shooting for $20k too.
Lol... Sounds real friggin familiar crash. That's funny... I'm still at 3000 (probably due to CF roof) and I'm not complaining too much really because its giving me a little more time to recoup. I'm shooting for $20k too.
Yeah... No kidding.
I doubt they're going to pay me back before my car comes in... It's really disappointing.
Enjoy the "free" money, but there are retired folk out there that are getting only 0.01% on their CD. So they are essentially paying for your "free" money.
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