What Deal on your EVO did you get?
Originally Posted by Phenix_fyah
If you read the post correctly you would have seen I had almost 5 K in negative equity. Secondly if i you knew what compound interest was you would understand my position. Thirdly, If I decided to keep the scion each additional month I would accumlate an addtional 1000 or on my balance. I didn;t want to refinance either, when i knew i was looking for an evo soon too.
If you would have written your post correctly you would have explained that you carried $5k into the note on the evo, but, you didnt. Not one place does it mention how much Mitsu gave you for you Scion, it only mentions how much you owed. Secondly, im an underwriter of home mortgages for Bank of America, I think I have an idea what simple and compound interest are
. Thirdly, if you would have paid attention when signing the papers on the Scion you wouldnt be in the position of having to pay $41k for a $32k car. Kthxbye. 
Congrats!
fsugatorbait is right either way you look at it. You paid 41K. That is quite alot. Cancel you extended warranty and pay off some of your loan....
Enjoy your car...
fsugatorbait is right either way you look at it. You paid 41K. That is quite alot. Cancel you extended warranty and pay off some of your loan....
Enjoy your car...
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Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Milwaukee
I just bought my new-to-me 2003 BBY Evo with 14400 miles for $20100 AFTER tax, title, and licensing. 
The car is in great shape for the price. There are a couple of light surface scratches, but that is almost unavoidable. I bought the car through an auction my bank (where I work at) was having. Apparently the owner went bankrupt and gave up his car to the bank, which was good for me. 
Looks like he just replaced the tires as well.
The car is in great shape for the price. There are a couple of light surface scratches, but that is almost unavoidable. I bought the car through an auction my bank (where I work at) was having. Apparently the owner went bankrupt and gave up his car to the bank, which was good for me. Looks like he just replaced the tires as well.
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Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Igloo
I just bought a new VIII with SSL for 32,250 (invoice).
Also bought:
100K bumper to bumper - $850
Wheel insurance (includes bent rims! ) - $195
Gap insurance - $436
Total with TTL was $36,184 (at 0% of course )
Also bought:
100K bumper to bumper - $850
Wheel insurance (includes bent rims!
) - $195Gap insurance - $436
Total with TTL was $36,184 (at 0% of course
)
car 26474.14 03 White NEW 25 miles couple extras (sunroof, gauge package, e-brake shift knob and pedals)
Financed 14.474.14
paid tax title license out of pockets. Payment 323.00 a month 60 month 3.9% intrest
Driving it back from LA(louisianna) to UT about $150
Having a brand new evo: Priceless
Sorry I could not resist
Ben
Financed 14.474.14
paid tax title license out of pockets. Payment 323.00 a month 60 month 3.9% intrest
Driving it back from LA(louisianna) to UT about $150
Having a brand new evo: Priceless
Sorry I could not resistBen
Originally Posted by coffeeslug
You can just as easily get owned by a mitsu dealer if you don't know what you are doing; understand the financing before you agree to it.
owned ?
Originally Posted by M3ss
whats considered
owned ?
owned ?
05 white evo VIII ssl $36,250 0% financing. i didn't have to pay for license and registration here as i would have in Colorado so i saved over $1000. tint was included and i got some ProCoat rust control system too also included($1300). i'm sure i paid a little more than i should have but oh well.
