$1122 was what I was paying for an escalade back in the day, 9 years ago or so.
Had it stolen a few months after I bought it, was in the shop for 4 months. Then had it seized where it sat for another 3 months or so. Ended being the only car I ever paid off.
Now, I have a couple of company vehicles I drive and the cost me nothing. That is a much better deal!
Had it stolen a few months after I bought it, was in the shop for 4 months. Then had it seized where it sat for another 3 months or so. Ended being the only car I ever paid off.
Now, I have a couple of company vehicles I drive and the cost me nothing. That is a much better deal!
Some of these car payments are unreal! Do you know what you could do w/ that money in a simple Growth Fund or Income Fund?
I'm 42+ years old and have owned 4 vehicles in my life. My current truck was my "war prize" (I bought it during my deployment to the middle east) and paid cash for it. It's over 6 years old and has 59K miles on it. I'll drive it for at least another 5+ years (unless it gets totaled or stolen) and even then I'll likely keep it (just to have a truck handy when I need one).
Car payments are an easy way for a "working man" to stay poor. Other than your monthly bills a mortgage payment is the only "debt" that a grown man should have.....
Just my 2 cents....
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I'm 42+ years old and have owned 4 vehicles in my life. My current truck was my "war prize" (I bought it during my deployment to the middle east) and paid cash for it. It's over 6 years old and has 59K miles on it. I'll drive it for at least another 5+ years (unless it gets totaled or stolen) and even then I'll likely keep it (just to have a truck handy when I need one).
Car payments are an easy way for a "working man" to stay poor. Other than your monthly bills a mortgage payment is the only "debt" that a grown man should have.....
Just my 2 cents....
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