What are you guys paying??
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What are you guys paying??
I'm dealing with a salesman from my local chevy dealership because im finally making my move towards another car.... they located an SS Supercharged I want, silver one, sunroof etc.... the total cost is $22,375 brand new... Im lookin to finance the car for 60 months and the guy is tellin me its going to cost me $494/month with $0 down... is this guy jerkin me off or wat??
how much was your car, all said and done?
how long is your finance period?
how much monthly are you paying?
how much did you put down?
if you can, can u rememmber your interest rate?
how much was your car, all said and done?
how long is your finance period?
how much monthly are you paying?
how much did you put down?
if you can, can u rememmber your interest rate?
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check a leasing option.. you can sometimes get a better deal that way. and then you just buy it out at the end.
I am paying 320 a month with zero down for 36 months with a 9000 buyout for my LT
I am paying 320 a month with zero down for 36 months with a 9000 buyout for my LT
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the interest rate must be killing me BIG Time.... if the total is about 30,000 after interest, then for the first 14 months or so that im makin payments, im only payin the interest
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I pay 326 a month, got my car OTD for 19,700 brand new 07 SS/SC
That or you owe more on your current car than they are willing to give you and rolling your negitive equity into the price of the new car. I have seen it happen so many times, (not to me). Negitive equity is not your friend.
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$494 x 60 = $29,640. Something just doesn't add up there; there must be some big interest rate factored in somewhere.
Mike
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Talk the dealer down, don't pay sticker.
Other options are to find a co-signer with awesome credit, or purchase the vehicle using GM's SmartBuy. Almost the same as a lease cept you own the vehicle as you would with traditional financing.
Other options are to find a co-signer with awesome credit, or purchase the vehicle using GM's SmartBuy. Almost the same as a lease cept you own the vehicle as you would with traditional financing.
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I pay 326 a month, got my car OTD for 19,700 brand new 07 SS/SC
That or you owe more on your current car than they are willing to give you and rolling your negitive equity into the price of the new car. I have seen it happen so many times, (not to me). Negitive equity is not your friend.
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That or you owe more on your current car than they are willing to give you and rolling your negitive equity into the price of the new car. I have seen it happen so many times, (not to me). Negitive equity is not your friend.
Mike
i have a cosigner with EXCELLENT credit, and even my credit is 700+... but when i priced it out on chevy website, the interest was, if im not mistake, %8, which is retarded... i should probably wait till they have a special offer for like, 1.9 or even 0%
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Hmm, you could just always ask about the interest rate.
You could finance through a difference bank other than GMAC too. Credit Union maybe for a lower rate.
You could finance through a difference bank other than GMAC too. Credit Union maybe for a lower rate.
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why in the world would you finance through a dealer.. thats about the dumbest thing you can do.. they always charge the highest rates and dick you the most..
go find a Credit Union or normal bank and get your Car loan there.. much better rates and no "secret" fees
go find a Credit Union or normal bank and get your Car loan there.. much better rates and no "secret" fees
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wow, how the hell did u manage to get it that cheap?? was it just a lot of rebates? cuz when i went to talk to the dealer about buying an 07 ss/sc he said that the lowest he could get it with the gm discount was 23000. (it was fully loaded, sticker price was 24,700)
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their normal credit rates = ASSRAPING.... but sometimes they have special offers, for instance, a few months back i was lookin at an Envoy Denali, and with a 60mnth finance, they were gonna give me 0% APR, cant beat that
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A little patience save a LOT of money...
I can understand wanting the car right now and worrying that this particular SS you found will be gone but you need to realize that others will come along and you should wait for a big promotional period. I was dying to get into an SS:SC (used to drive a 2.2) but I kept waiting until my local dealer had one ON LOT (they get charged at the end of every month to keep cars on lot, so they're more likely to give you deals for stuff they have in inventory and towards the end of the month) and it was the Transformers/July4th GM promotion. The sticker on my car was $24,850 and after rebated and haggling I ended up paying $20,500. I also talked them up $1500 on my trade so now I'm only paying $350 a month for 60 months. Actually...it's still a bit high but I'm going to kill some of my debt in other places and then refinance to get it even lower.
In short: be patient and wait for the best deal possible. Even if you think you're getting a great deal, walk out and wait for them to call you. Trust me...they will. Heck...I probably could have done even better if I had been more of an ass...
In short: be patient and wait for the best deal possible. Even if you think you're getting a great deal, walk out and wait for them to call you. Trust me...they will. Heck...I probably could have done even better if I had been more of an ass...
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I can understand wanting the car right now and worrying that this particular SS you found will be gone but you need to realize that others will come along and you should wait for a big promotional period. I was dying to get into an SS:SC (used to drive a 2.2) but I kept waiting until my local dealer had one ON LOT (they get charged at the end of every month to keep cars on lot, so they're more likely to give you deals for stuff they have in inventory and towards the end of the month) and it was the Transformers/July4th GM promotion. The sticker on my car was $24,850 and after rebated and haggling I ended up paying $20,500. I also talked them up $1500 on my trade so now I'm only paying $350 a month for 60 months. Actually...it's still a bit high but I'm going to kill some of my debt in other places and then refinance to get it even lower.
In short: be patient and wait for the best deal possible. Even if you think you're getting a great deal, walk out and wait for them to call you. Trust me...they will. Heck...I probably could have done even better if I had been more of an ass...
In short: be patient and wait for the best deal possible. Even if you think you're getting a great deal, walk out and wait for them to call you. Trust me...they will. Heck...I probably could have done even better if I had been more of an ass...
im ready to buy this car, but i know i cant rush myself... i owe a ton of money on my cc bill but im sending them about 2k on monday which will cover most of it, so even if i dnt get the car right away, i still have areas in my finances that i need to clear out... which in turn, will only be better when i get a car
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