TimW451
Jetboaters Captain
- Messages
- 1,246
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- Location
- Sassafras River, Chesapeake Bay
- Boat Make
- Yamaha
- Year
- 2011
- Boat Model
- SX
- Boat Length
- 24
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Corvette over mustang for sure...
But get the jeep. It'll hold value for a long time because it's such a bonkers and great idea. A future classic for sure.
I could be wrong here but I believe the Jeep will be faster stop light to stop light.
Interest rates suck but not a deal breaker. Buy it and refi at 6% a week later.
Very hopeful sounding there. It sounds more like the prime rate going up than down.
I agree overall, I don't think our economy can sustain these high interest rates much longer. The car market has ground to a near halt. New cars piling up, old cars not being traded, and a lot of used vehicles sitting on lots. Seems like even dealers aren't buying stuff at auctions right now. It's all creating a lot of pressure that has to burst at some point, the question is how and who has to take the L.
Unfortunately, if I was a betting man I would bet that the automakers burst, run out of money again, and the taxpayers get to take the L and bail them out. They'll write off billions of losses that we will pay for, in exchange for them bending the knee to the EV agenda. Historically, that's what happens.
5-6% is obtainable depending on terms for September, this approach would work, just can't drag his feet. Or bring your own lending, but dealers push back on that on desirable cars like the 392.
I suppose I'm also used to rates for lightly used vs brand new too.
I'm like this close to buying a 2020 f150 Roush Nitemare... But man, these interest rates suck. I have stellar credit too, but they're just brutal.
If you're looking at a 90K+ wrangler (LOL), and have an EV on your list - why is it the Y and not the S-Plaid?
I'm wrapping up a re-fi today. Grow Financial doesn't advertise rates but they are doing 6% on used 60-78 month terms, lower for shorter terms. Being in FL you should be able to get that.
The 392 is the ultimate fun vehicle. Fast, dangerous, off-road capable. No brainer here. Unless you want to do track days - then go with the Mustang. Other than that the Jeep will get your adrenaline pumping like a epinephrine shot. 12 seconds quarter miles with no roof and doors sign me up. Honestly the Jeep shouldn't even be made lol it's just stupid and a product of dudes being dudes at Mopar.
My 392 w/ 35s is 4.2 0-60 on Draggy, best I've got my TRX to is 3.7...I could be wrong here but I believe the Jeep will be faster stop light to stop light.