Let me be right up front and tell you that mine is 400.00 a month. For the next 5 years. This is for a 2000 Nissan Crew Cab. Guaranteed bumper to bumper for 100,000 miles.
Am I on the average? Or am I way over the norm?
Would you mind sharing the amount of your monthly car payment with me so that I can do a reality check? I promise I won’t breath a word of it to no one.
Thanks
$288.74 for a 60-month loan on a 1999 Toyota Corolla.
How much did you put down? I bought a 2000 Explorer…2500$ down. 5 year loan…paying 390/ month.
2000 Saturn LS1, $5000. down, $204.35 per month for 60 months.
Rose
$222.09 per month on a 1997 Ford Escort. That cost includes the extended warranty. Without that it would only be $195.
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I refuse to finance for more than three years, so when I was paying it off, it was around $400/month. 94 Jeep Cherokee Sport, BTW.
$180/month for my 2000 Hyundai Accent, $2000 down, 10 yr./100,000 mile bumper-bumper warranty.
Well I put 0 down. I traded in a 99 f-150. I still owed on most of it.
Don’t have one at the moment.
When I did, it was $199.94 for a 1994 Suzuki Swift GT.
1992 Suzuki Sidekick
150.00 a month for four years. Two more to go!
$415 and some change for my 2000 Volvo S70.
Still paying on a '92 model year? OUCH!
$0 on my 92 Accord EX paid off
When you factor in the four breakdowns I’ve had in the last month though…
DAMN YOU CAR!! What did I do to you??!?!?!?
$1000 down on a 2000 Honda Civic Ex (had to have that sun roof :)).
$393.54 a month for 60 months.
usual bumper-bumper warranty.
However, I’m paying an additional $500 a month on to the principle in order to pay it off as fast as possible, so I’ll be finished paying in more like a year and a half.
No car payments here. Neener neener neener.
I refuse to lease cars. ( Did it once and hated having a monthly payment -$125 a month for a Dodge Dakota pickup, with 11k miles alotted for the year. We put on 18 k in 6 months. Ouch.)
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Now, I have a 93 Four Door Accord EX. Keep in mind I traded it in with the 95 Chevy Suburban I had (in 1996), I only had $249 a month on my 'Burban because I had traded that in with a 95 Chevy Ext Cab long bed with a 454, custom built truck which was paid off in it’s entirety.
Stupidest thing I ever did, getting rid of my truck for the 'Burban.
Well, I have a Honda that is still running despite my neglect so I can’t bitch too much.
I have no car payment and haven’t since 1996, thankfully, but I still kick my own ass over trading that truck in, I miss “Beast The Sequel”.
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I’ve always paid cash.
My last car cost $2,000 and lasted 4 years without major repairs.
I just made my taste fit my budget, and waited until I had $2K to toss around. Not a major problem.
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Full owner of a Supra, a Ranger, and my old faithful Accord.
It’s great to not have car payments.
Now the mortgage and insurance are different stories…
$324 for a 2000 Chrysler Concorde. Its a 3 year lease with about 700 down. And I gotta tell you, I LOVE my car. It looks awesome, it rides like a dream, chicks dig it, my friends are jealous, it can’t be beaten!
(Ok I’m kidding about the chicks part, but my friends are jealous. Well one of them at least.)
Around £350 per month for a lease/purchase deal on a 1998 Fiat Coupe. It will effectively drop to zero at the first of the year when I switch from the US to the UK payroll and take advantage of the UK company car policy.