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Yea, except for the part where you’re paying 12,000 more over the course of a 7 year loan and the new car warranty ended at 4 years leaving you with a higher pa
by alphabettsy 7y ago
Yea, except for the part where you’re paying 12,000 more over the course of a 7 year loan and the new car warranty ended at 4 years leaving you with a higher payment and you still can’t afford repairs.
It can be rationalized with emotions, but not financial sense.
- scarface74 7y agoIf you don’t have access to cash or credit to take care of car repairs, the last thing you want is to be paying a car note on a car that you can’t afford to have fixed. As far as four vs seven years. You’re hoping that you can figure something out in four years.