When to buy new, not used
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When to buy new, not used
Interesting article...two Hondas are on the list:
http://autos.aol.com/photos/2012-new...6pLid%3D145195
http://autos.aol.com/photos/2012-new...6pLid%3D145195
#2
Interesting article...two Hondas are on the list:
http://autos.aol.com/photos/2012-new...6pLid%3D145195
http://autos.aol.com/photos/2012-new...6pLid%3D145195
What are the down payments?
What are the loan rates?
Are the used cars purchased private party, or through a dealer?
If you have sizable cash to put down and purchase private party, I think used will still trump new financially.
#3
Originally Posted by MsPerky' timestamp='1332334184' post='21529538
Interesting article...two Hondas are on the list:
http://autos.aol.com/photos/2012-new...6pLid%3D145195
http://autos.aol.com/photos/2012-new...6pLid%3D145195
What are the down payments?
What are the loan rates?
Are the used cars purchased private party, or through a dealer?
If you have sizable cash to put down and purchase private party, I think used will still trump new financially.
#4
Thai was what I took away
Go Hyundai...
5. Hyundai Elantra GLS
MSRP: $15,345 - $20,595
Fuel Economy: 29 mpg City, 40 mpg Highway
Monthly Payment + Fuel (New): $435
Monthly Payment + Fuel (Used): $427
The reigning North American Car Of The Year, and selected by AOL Autos as the best overall car under $20,000, the Elantra can be had brand new for a measly $8 more per month than the used 2011.
MSRP: $15,345 - $20,595
Fuel Economy: 29 mpg City, 40 mpg Highway
Monthly Payment + Fuel (New): $435
Monthly Payment + Fuel (Used): $427
The reigning North American Car Of The Year, and selected by AOL Autos as the best overall car under $20,000, the Elantra can be had brand new for a measly $8 more per month than the used 2011.
Go Hyundai...
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