84-Month Auto Loans Are Becoming More Common Because People Can't Stop Buying Trucks

[ARCman47]

And you save the weight so you get better gas mileage.
I'm guessing what? 8.4 instead of 8.3 mpg?

Ha! A newer tuned and deleted 6.7 get fairly good mileage. Hell my raggety 6.0 will average 19-20 with a race tune on the highway IF i stay off the skinny pedal.

 

[GeauxLSU]

Ha! A newer tuned and deleted 6.7 get fairly good mileage. Hell my raggety 6.0 will average 19-20 with a race tune on the highway IF i stay off the skinny pedal.

With or without a bedload of short folks?

 

[ARCman47]

With or without a bedload of short folks?

Whew. Now were talking a lot less with a real load

 

[Kyzrsoze]

Car makers aren't selling cars anymore as much as they are selling money. The product hardly matters except that it lures people into the building, it's the ability to make profit and interest on the loan that matters. There's hardly anything a dealer hates more than a cash purchase or someone finances with their own bank/credit union.

 

[bambam]

Yea, but does it come with a Yeti? Deal breaker here you know.

 

[MRM]

1100×84=92,400

 

[Kyzrsoze]

1100×84=92,400

...and I wouldn't be surprised if the loan is front loaded with an early payoff penalty.

 

[GeauxLSU]

Thread screaming for the classic...

 

[Gunanddoglover]

Living without debt is the only way to go. If the only payment you have is a mortgage you're doing good in my opinion. God willing I will never finance a car again. I buy used vehicles and pay cash. The only time I use a credit card is for a online purchase and I pay it immediately. Living paycheck-to-paycheck is no way to live. Make a budget and include savings.