When are you buying your C7?
02-26-2013, 09:08 PM
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02-26-2013, 10:13 PM
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Right now my plan is to lease one next year. I'm torn between the coupe and drop bc I plan on keeping my c6 drop.
so I will say May 2014 at the earliest unless I hit the powerball before then
so I will say May 2014 at the earliest unless I hit the powerball before then
with half of that
02-27-2013, 09:36 AM
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While that is a good strategy, being debt free and staying that way is currently a higher priority (unlike the clowns in DC, but that is another topic for another segment of this forum).
02-28-2013, 01:16 AM
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I currently have Auto in my GS but If I do upgrade to the C-7 (more than likely) I would probably go for the stick.
Throwing out another opinion I would like to also go with automatic if they offer remote start as I am partial to warming the interior of the car during the winter months or cooling if off during the summer months.
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Throwing out another opinion I would like to also go with automatic if they offer remote start as I am partial to warming the interior of the car during the winter months or cooling if off during the summer months.
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02-28-2013, 07:11 AM
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02-28-2013, 02:26 PM
#50
When 0% financing is offered on a $60k car, but you offer to pay cash, they will give you a "cash discount" and you'll end up paying $55k or so. Now the $5k difference is the implicit interest rate on the $60k financed car at "zero percent financing."
Rewording an agreement to sound like it's interest free does not make it interest-free.
02-28-2013, 02:27 PM
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April/2014.
By the time it's available where I live it will be close to the snowy winter, so I'd rather wait for a full summer driving season + by then the price will probably be a bit lower too.
By the time it's available where I live it will be close to the snowy winter, so I'd rather wait for a full summer driving season + by then the price will probably be a bit lower too.
02-28-2013, 02:31 PM
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03-01-2013, 12:53 AM
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...plus I'll have to be able to get the same sweet deal that I got on my C6. 0% interest and below invoice pricing. This might take awhile, but the wait will be easy in my beauty of a C6.
03-01-2013, 07:51 AM
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There will never be zero percent financing in substance, on paper perhaps.
When 0% financing is offered on a $60k car, but you offer to pay cash, they will give you a "cash discount" and you'll end up paying $55k or so. Now the $5k difference is the implicit interest rate on the $60k financed car at "zero percent financing."
Rewording an agreement to sound like it's interest free does not make it interest-free.
When 0% financing is offered on a $60k car, but you offer to pay cash, they will give you a "cash discount" and you'll end up paying $55k or so. Now the $5k difference is the implicit interest rate on the $60k financed car at "zero percent financing."
Rewording an agreement to sound like it's interest free does not make it interest-free.