pay 4 truck
#1
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Join Date: Apr 2011
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pay 4 truck
hello im going to buy a used 2007 westernstar.would like to finance but only finance company that would talk wants me to pay 16%interest. question should i just pay cash i have the money. but leaves back account real low. also should i llc this venture. been driving 32 years never owned a truck before. to younge retire thanks for feed back
#4
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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I would see what the payment would be at 16% and how much it would be for lets say 10%. On short loans it's not that much a difference. It's always best not to leave yourself cash poor. If you get rolling and making money you can always pay it off early. In the meantime, you have cash on hand for problems.
#5
I would see what the payment would be at 16% and how much it would be for lets say 10%. On short loans it's not that much a difference. It's always best not to leave yourself cash poor. If you get rolling and making money you can always pay it off early. In the meantime, you have cash on hand for problems.
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Join Date: Feb 2009
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i dont know if you bought the truck yet but, i know of a frieghtliner thats real cheap (considering) 196k on it. $38k its a ex leased ryder truck. the miles is real truck is real nice. call brian 6312934449. i just bought my truck off him and he's great to deal with. tell him its about the blue columbia. tell him rob sent you. oh and its a 05, 515 detroit, 10 speed all aluminum wheels full farings
#10
Most people pay a much higher interest rate for their first truck. They consider you a higher risk, even with good credit, if you have never financed a truck. I prefer paying cash. If you go ahead with buying for cash I would make a commitment to replace your cash as quickly as possible. It will save you a lot of money in interest when you pay cash.
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