$25,000 loan over 5 years at 4.5% you pay $27,964.53. You'll pay $2,964.53 in interest.
$25,000 loan over 5 years at 3.5% you pay $27,287.62. You'll pay $2,287.62 in interest.
1% lower interest rate over 5 years is a difference of $676.91, or $11.28/month over the life of the loan.
If you saved $5,000 by buying used, the math makes sense over the life of the loan. Also, you'll have basically $5,000 less in depreciation to account for.
Using interest rates as a reason to pay more for a vehicle doesn't calculate well enough to justify the cost. You can have the same car, pay less for it, and have less in depreciation. Unless you are 1099 and use it for work, no reason to maximize the amount the car loses value. lol
I was saying that in regards to amortizing the depreciation of the value of the vehicle, not using the cost as a write-off. Jesus, learn some fucking EBITDA for Christ's sake.
j/k j/k. lol Anyway, you can still save a shitload of money by waiting 3 months after it comes out to buy a "new" one with less than 5,000 miles on it.
i was thinking it was a dump tube for the wastegate out for emissions purposes.
pretty neat that it's like a harmonic balancer more or less for the noise... but really, it's a ton of weight to fix something that shouldn't be an issue. turbo cars are quiet by design
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