Question for the tC owners....
hey guys i'm trying to save up for a NBM tC and i was wondering what type of jobs the other tC owners have... main point in this is to find out how many ppl have successfully made payments and such with the same job situation as me.
Server/Waiter: 30+ hrs wkly
also didn't see this when i searched for it...sry if i missed it.
Server/Waiter: 30+ hrs wkly
also didn't see this when i searched for it...sry if i missed it.
the more you can put down the easier it will be to make payments later. i just saved up enough so that i could have payments under 250 a month without paying for the car forever.
oh yeah im an engineer too.
oh yeah im an engineer too.
its a homestyle type of place, anyone in the Dallas area or possibly the whole Tx area might know it. The place is "Black Eyed Pea" and I start on Monday. I've been eyeing a NBM tC for almost a year now and haven't been able to make payments. I'm estimating possibly $300+/- a week. considering my gf works on weekends only and averages roughly $200. but the clientel is a big difference between her restaurant and mine. I'm just really hoping that this job will allow me to finally get the car.
keep the responses comin.
keep the responses comin.
Aerospace Engineer here...
Just use some self control when making your purchase (like I did NOT) and you'll come out with a reasonably priced car with decent payments. My advice is to out how much your monthly payment will be (use an online calculator). Then, each month make that payment, but into your savings account. Do this for six months or however long you need to feel comfortable with it. If there's even one month you couldn't make it, then don't buy the car. If it goes well, you can buy the car with the confidence knowing you can afford it (don't forget insurance costs) and you'll have a ncie down payment saved.
Just a thought. Hope you can get it!
Just use some self control when making your purchase (like I did NOT) and you'll come out with a reasonably priced car with decent payments. My advice is to out how much your monthly payment will be (use an online calculator). Then, each month make that payment, but into your savings account. Do this for six months or however long you need to feel comfortable with it. If there's even one month you couldn't make it, then don't buy the car. If it goes well, you can buy the car with the confidence knowing you can afford it (don't forget insurance costs) and you'll have a ncie down payment saved.
Just a thought. Hope you can get it!
i went and visited Jeff over at Sport City, and he gave me the price +TTL and at 18,400 with a 5yr period, i'm looking at $307 without DP. With the DP from my truck it's $250. Insurance being $155 monthly. so about $410 monthly for the car, then with gas....i'm guessing like at least $550 monthly total.
But again like Ack said, it depends heavily on the clientel and such.
But again like Ack said, it depends heavily on the clientel and such.
my last car died out of nowhere so I had no money saved so I just put down 1 K on my credit card and ended up paying 280 a month, and I work at UPS so 280 is a lot but I make my gf pay for my gas so it is working out
Make sure you plan for unexpected things. Like if a tire blows out. A 150+ for an exact replacement can really take a hit out of your monthly allowance. Even cheaper tires aren't that cheap.
I work in retail doing in home PC repair and support (Geek Squad). I was over paying for my last car so I just did what I had to to make my payments lower than what they were before. I could afford the previous car, so lowering just made it easier.
Advice... put as much as you can down to lower the payment and hope for a good interest rate...
Advice... put as much as you can down to lower the payment and hope for a good interest rate...







