what is your monthly payment, interest, full cost, and how much did you put down...

just trying to get some ideas... thanks

 

$0 , paid full in cash

 

when i get the 06 this summer i plan on putting down $7000 and paying 200 a month for a manual. i might put down more, i think im gonna be making made money this summer

 

$0 too :D

 

$3000 down, $265 a month... :D This for an xB with nothing added since I can install most of these items myself... :D

 

320 @13%apr gonna refinance with my credit union later this year

 

$0 Down
$17640 out the door after tax, registration, GAP Ins, Extended Warranty
4.5% APR
Payments of $329 for 60 months

I got an automatic and the only thing I bought as an "add-on" were the floor mats.

 

About $350 or so I think, for 4 years. I'll probably pay it off early.

 

HAAAAAAAAA!! same here NACHOMAN! only my APR is 4.74%

 

5-speed flint mica w/side airbags and WAY too many options at the dealership I should've gotten elsewhere
4.4%APR @60mo = $276/mo w/$5000 down
check my profile for the options I got, total price after finance charges and everything was 21,577

 

4.59% at 270/month for 4 years and 7500 down plus my trade in... so not bad if you ask me ;)

-Emo

 

$17,260.00 for the car
yikes.....
about 460.00 @ 14% for 72 mos
1000.00 down
3300.00 trade in
approx. 5000.00 pay-off on trade (total cost 21,795.68

 

$310 a month for 60 months, put $500 down.

Interest rate is 4+%. Cant remember exact percentage but its between 4% and 5%

 

18k and change, 3k down, 4.something%, paying like 280 a month

 

460 at 72 months @ 14% is like 40,000$

please tell me that was a typo....

 

17, 665 car

5,000 down

7.99% intrest

278 a month

 

No idea...I just let my mom take care of payments with my money...

She knows the system...

 

total a hair over $18k

$6500 down

4.9%

$224/month : 60 months

 

$17,000+ price
$2,000 down
4.25% APR
$315.93/month

 

Just curious why you did that? You either have deep pockets or bad credit, although if you have bad credit you might not have deep pockets. Interest is cheap on new cars. You could make that money work for you and still take payments out of it. If your credit score is high enough, you could just walk in and drive the car home without giving them a dime. Payments will be a little higher, but your checkbook will be fatter.