HOW MUCH ARE YOU PAYING?
#1
HOW MUCH ARE YOU PAYING?
so im in the process of getting an AP1. my payments work out to 370 a month and insurance comes to about 370 also. the car is 21,900 with 5500 down and a 5.9% its an 02 with 35k on the odo. is this too much money for this car? and am i getting killed on the payments and isurance? i have 100/300 insurance and its listed as a daily driver but not for work. what are some of your payments so i have something to compare to. thanx fellas.
oh BTW. im 25 and have no tickets and 1 accident 2 yrs ago 10% my fault. thanx again
oh BTW. im 25 and have no tickets and 1 accident 2 yrs ago 10% my fault. thanx again
#2
Originally Posted by sfactor,Oct 5 2005, 08:06 AM
so im in the process of getting an AP1. my payments work out to 370 a month and insurance comes to about 370 also. the car is 21,900 with 5500 down and a 5.9% its an 02 with 35k on the odo. is this too much money for this car? and am i getting killed on the payments and isurance? i have 100/300 insurance and its listed as a daily driver but not for work. what are some of your payments so i have something to compare to. thanx fellas.
oh BTW. im 25 and have no tickets and 1 accident 2 yrs ago 10% my fault. thanx again
oh BTW. im 25 and have no tickets and 1 accident 2 yrs ago 10% my fault. thanx again
#3
I bought an '02 in June that had 4,000 miles on it. I payed 26K for it. Probably a bit high, but it was basically brand new. It was a weekend toy, driven conservatively. That averages out to 4.5 fillups per year for three years
I did not put any money down, and needless to say, my payments are a lot higher than yours.
I am 22 and I have full USAA auto insurance. If it can be covered, it is, and to the maximum amount. I pay a little over 200 a month for the insurance. No tickets or accidents on record.
I did not put any money down, and needless to say, my payments are a lot higher than yours.
I am 22 and I have full USAA auto insurance. If it can be covered, it is, and to the maximum amount. I pay a little over 200 a month for the insurance. No tickets or accidents on record.
#4
Your payments are entirely a function of your loan terms so it's going to be tough to make any relevant comparisons to what someone else is paying. A 5.9% interest rate is decent, though, so you're probably doing fine as far as the loan is concerned.
Insurance is also going to vary a lot from region to region and person to person, but generally speaking, yours sounds pretty high. Where do you live?
I live in San Jose and was 23 years old when I bought my '02 S2000. At the time, it was the only car on the policy with only 50/100/50 coverage. Deductibles were $500 collision and $100 comprehensive. I had no points and was paying around $140/month. The car was listed as a daily driver of 25k annual miles.
I'm now 27 years old and have added an extra car to my policy, as well as increased my coverage to 100/300/100. All else is the same -- same deductibles, still no points, car is still listed for 25k miles a year. I now pay around $100/month. My rates went down shortly after I turned 25 because that marked completion of 9 years driving experience.
This is through Mercury Insurance. Granted, there's a lot of variables to factor in, but $370/month sounds pretty steep to me.
Insurance is also going to vary a lot from region to region and person to person, but generally speaking, yours sounds pretty high. Where do you live?
I live in San Jose and was 23 years old when I bought my '02 S2000. At the time, it was the only car on the policy with only 50/100/50 coverage. Deductibles were $500 collision and $100 comprehensive. I had no points and was paying around $140/month. The car was listed as a daily driver of 25k annual miles.
I'm now 27 years old and have added an extra car to my policy, as well as increased my coverage to 100/300/100. All else is the same -- same deductibles, still no points, car is still listed for 25k miles a year. I now pay around $100/month. My rates went down shortly after I turned 25 because that marked completion of 9 years driving experience.
This is through Mercury Insurance. Granted, there's a lot of variables to factor in, but $370/month sounds pretty steep to me.
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#8
well i was a bit mistaken...i put 370 down and i have to pay 3 more payments of 370 so thats everyother month....but thats pretty good. what about the car itself? is 21,900 too much for a white 02 with 36k
i forgot to add im in long island NY
i forgot to add im in long island NY
#9
Originally Posted by sfactor,Oct 5 2005, 09:17 AM
well i was a bit mistaken...i put 370 down and i have to pay 3 more payments of 370 so thats everyother month....but thats pretty good. what about the car itself? is 21,900 too much for a white 02 with 36k
i forgot to add im in long island NY
i forgot to add im in long island NY