streetghost

Whats the mentality behind this. Actually curious.

The idea is that you can take the lump sum of cash and invest it as opposed to buying the vehicle in cash up front. The interest you earn with the lump sum in theory should earn more money and be a better investment than paying cash for the car and not having the cash anymore. This means it is viewed better to finance a vehicle, especially if you get a low interest rate because you have a small payment per month and this leaves the lump sum amount of cash to be invested.

This is all in theory.

 

Bought a pre-owned Honda Civic back in Jan of 2020 for 13k with 20k miles on it. Works like a charm and is really inexpensive.  Needed it for University anyway so worst case scenario ill sell it if I come back to nyc.

 

I have multiple cars and always buy them used (pre pandemic). Have been working on cars for a very long time and know where to look, what parts to source, how to service, etc. In the end it is cheaper this way. Always pay in cash.

If I was in the market for a new car, which is something I am interested in, then I'd go for around 500$ per month for about 36 months.

 

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