The evo ix is in my hands!!! buTTT
The evo ix is in my hands!!! buTTT
i need 0% financing for 60months!!!
i have a 750 credit score !!
please someone help ... any idea's
i live 15min from socal mitsu and there evos are 28.xxx for a gsr
28.xxx+tax and ... = 30.000k / 60months with 0% is 500month..
please if any dealer is reading this ,, i need that monthly payment.
i have a 750 credit score !!
please someone help ... any idea's
i live 15min from socal mitsu and there evos are 28.xxx for a gsr
28.xxx+tax and ... = 30.000k / 60months with 0% is 500month..
please if any dealer is reading this ,, i need that monthly payment.
Best case scenario is that you're looking at about 6% for a 5 yr auto loan at this point. Mitsubishi Finance has no current special finance offers on the Evo.
Last edited by aklucsarits; Sep 7, 2006 at 05:20 AM.
Originally Posted by aklucsarits
Best case scenario is that you're looking at about 6% for a 5 yr auto loan at this point. Mitsubishi Finance has no current special finace offers on the Evo.
Also, even if they DID by some miracle start offering 0% finance again, I'm pretty sure they're not going to give you 0% with $0 downpayment anyway. If you are shopping by that $500 monthly payment, it sounds like you'll need a few thousand dollars down.
you need to either put more down or do a longer term. when talking to the dealership about the evo the guy said they NEVER apply any of the special mitsu deals on the evo because...well its the evo 
have you gone in and seen what kind of apr you can get?

have you gone in and seen what kind of apr you can get?
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5-6 years is bad IMHO. I would never finance a new car for more than 3-4 years. It's better to save up a down payment and cut down the term you finance for. Otherwise you may end up "upside down" on the next car you buy.
750 is a good score... you should get a good rate... but with no down payment you're going to have to go 5-6 years to keep the payments down
750 is a good score... you should get a good rate... but with no down payment you're going to have to go 5-6 years to keep the payments down
Originally Posted by justchil
5-6 years is bad IMHO. I would never finance a new car for more than 3-4 years. It's better to save up a down payment and cut down the term you finance for. Otherwise you may end up "upside down" on the next car you buy.
750 is a good score... you should get a good rate... but with no down payment you're going to have to go 5-6 years to keep the payments down
750 is a good score... you should get a good rate... but with no down payment you're going to have to go 5-6 years to keep the payments down

+1
i feel 500 is even too much for a monthly payment. why not try geting a better down payment for the car. i had a decent car or trading in and i got a 5 year plan. my payments are $350 a month.
Originally Posted by sp0rk
i need 0% financing for 60months!!!
i have a 750 credit score !!
please someone help ... any idea's
i live 15min from socal mitsu and there evos are 28.xxx for a gsr
28.xxx+tax and ... = 30.000k / 60months with 0% is 500month..
please if any dealer is reading this ,, i need that monthly payment.
i have a 750 credit score !!
please someone help ... any idea's
i live 15min from socal mitsu and there evos are 28.xxx for a gsr
28.xxx+tax and ... = 30.000k / 60months with 0% is 500month..
please if any dealer is reading this ,, i need that monthly payment.
In other words, you can pay your car off entirely with the profit that you already made by owning a house (equity value).
Carlos
Originally Posted by donmeca2020
i feel 500 is even too much for a monthly payment. why not try geting a better down payment for the car. i had a decent car or trading in and i got a 5 year plan. my payments are $350 a month.
Carlos
^^ it all depends on opportunity cost... Some people are smart enough to use the down payment on investment to get more return than paying interest on car loan.... So, it is very subjective matter....
Back to original questions, if your budge is $500 a month, I would consider used EVO which you can fit your budget easily... You won't be able to get 0% for 60 months on EVO for a very long time.... There aren't enough inventories at dealership in US that Mitsu does not have to promo to get rid of them....
Back to original questions, if your budge is $500 a month, I would consider used EVO which you can fit your budget easily... You won't be able to get 0% for 60 months on EVO for a very long time.... There aren't enough inventories at dealership in US that Mitsu does not have to promo to get rid of them....


