IX MR Payment?
Originally Posted by Peteypab2133
APR=Not very good if its $528.45 for 72.... must be like 12%
i got a 6% and my payments after some cash down are 520 after life insurance and the other bull crap i added incase of death or injury. soo it was like $480.00 for 60 months
i got a 6% and my payments after some cash down are 520 after life insurance and the other bull crap i added incase of death or injury. soo it was like $480.00 for 60 months
So basically yes, I have a high APR.
Originally Posted by fsugatorbait
Even if he does I have yet to hear of one lender that will re-amoritize the loan which is the only way a payment will change with a fixed rate. Paying more towards principal will just shorten the term.
Originally Posted by fsugatorbait
Even if he does I have yet to hear of one lender that will re-amoritize the loan which is the only way a payment will change with a fixed rate. Paying more towards principal will just shorten the term.
Originally Posted by AF-Evo8
credit unions are usually the ones that do this for thier members, mine did it for my other car when i put $6000 towards the principal they recalculated my payment at the same interest rate, and i had the option to keep the remainder of the term or exten the term to lower the payment even more. 
They will not re-amortize the loan.
Originally Posted by anjapower
I think you might have misunderstood your credit union. They give you two options when you pay extra...either apply towards principal or extend the next payment's due date out further. So if you have 600/mo payments and put down 6k extra, that would move your next payment due date 10 months.
They will not re-amortize the loan.
They will not re-amortize the loan.
sovereign bank enclosed slips to pay towards principal
$630 / 72 month 6.3% APR
I only paid $500 Deposite and financing the tax , lojack, ttl + all fee ...
$630 / 72 month 6.3% APR
I only paid $500 Deposite and financing the tax , lojack, ttl + all fee ...
Originally Posted by fsugatorbait
Even if he does I have yet to hear of one lender that will re-amoritize the loan which is the only way a payment will change with a fixed rate. Paying more towards principal will just shorten the term.
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It all depends on the interest rate, how much you put down, and the length of the loan. Don't let the dealer quote you a payment. Get the interest rate, the length of the loan, and find out if there are any hidden fees. You'd be better off asking what interest rate people have. You'll most likely get the best interest rate from a federal credit union.
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when I bought my 05 in 2005, I went through Credit Union. They gave me 4.75% rate for 4 years, with $10,000 down came to about $460/month. However I was overpaying $1000/month, and when I finally got down to $10,000 I moved it to my credit card which had 0% for 1 year. Well it is 2006 now, little over a year and 2 months my car is finally paid off. I know I could take it easy and pay for full 4 years, but why ? Unless its 0% you should do all you can to pay off the car ASAP.


