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<big baller, shot callers> Pay cash. I pay cash for everything, even my 2.5 million dollar 2nd home in Arizona. Financing is for chumps. <big baller, shot callers>
I am sure Acollada could care less about what you use your money for. He wants information about monthly payments.
Last edited by robertbruce; Apr 15, 2017 at 01:19 PM.
Chevrolet used to offer financing like this called a Smart Buy.
Made money selling a '93 Camaro since SB's residual was projected way lower than market after 3 years. The new F-chassis Camaros were still hot w/ high demand in '96, more than they thought to my advantage.
Great program, never understood WTH GM discontinued it
<big baller, shot callers> Pay cash. I pay cash for everything, even my 2.5 million dollar 2nd home in Arizona. Financing is for chumps. <big baller, shot callers>
Where did you find 0.6%? That's a no-brainer. Heck, anything under 1.9% is a no-brainer.
I financed mine at my credit union @ 1.640%. You can apply here as well. It's 1.59% now on car 3 years old to new depending on the length of the loan..
Just made a deal to replace my totaled C6 (may that lovely lady, my first true love) Rest In Peace (more like pieces). I had planned on using penfed as I have for the last three cars I owned but ended up with 2.89 for 72 months with Wells Fargo. Harry Brown's in Minnesota was great for this 'old southern boy! I wish I had seen the Eastman Credit Union post first I have to admit. Still no regrets.
<big baller, shot callers> Pay cash. I pay cash for everything, even my 2.5 million dollar 2nd home in Arizona. Financing is for chumps. <big baller, shot callers>
Not very smart with your money, fellas. And all you're really doin' is talkin' chit. I financed at .6% and put my $70k in the markek & its returning 14%. Not a guarantee, but its doing ok.
Very true Even if you do have the cash to buy a 2.5 million dollar home, I'd much rather invest my money and get a 10% return each year. I find that most that make foolish statements like that, are in fact "talking' chit", because it ain't that smart.
<big baller, shot callers> Pay cash. I pay cash for everything, even my 2.5 million dollar 2nd home in Arizona. Financing is for chumps. <big baller, shot callers>
Not very smart with your money, fellas. And all you're really doin' is talkin' chit. I financed at .6% and put my $70k in the markek & its returning 14%. Not a guarantee, but its doing ok.
Agreed, as it would only be smarter if the interest rate was higher than the return on investment. I prefer paying cash for things, too, but instead financed $39k @ .99% for 36 months. I borrowed the full amount, new car price minus trade-in, and the note is ~$1100/mo.--but I'm essentially using the bank's $39k and can earn much more than the rate I'm paying, even when depending only on dividends from conservative stocks. I can afford the payments and paying on time helps my credit score, which translates into lower interest rates if needed in the future.
I financed mine at my credit union @ 1.640%. You can apply here as well. It's 1.59% now on car 3 years old to new depending on the length of the loan..
<big baller, shot callers> Pay cash. I pay cash for everything, even my 2.5 million dollar 2nd home in Arizona. Financing is for chumps. <big baller, shot callers>
I call bullshit. No one who can afford a $2.5M second home will choose Arizona.
smilie. 
Even if you do have the cash to buy a 2.5 million dollar home, I'd much rather invest my money and get a 10% return each year. I find that most that make foolish statements like that, are in fact "talking' chit", because it ain't that smart. 
