Vexeclipse2007
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Looking to buy a supra and want to see what type of deals you got. And how did u get it.....trying to find a 3.0 base for 45-46k if possible
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And i emailed every single one and no one will budge lower then 48k. And i will have it shipped if i find the right deal. I guess ill wait till the 2022s start rolling out and see if dealers want to move the 21s thenWell, according to cars.com, there are only 35 Base 3.0 available. The cheapest in the country is 48500.00, so yes I think you could get a base 3.0 for 45-46K + tax, lic., etc... I think the bigger issue is finding one close to you. I got a 3.0 premium, for 49.5K but had to get it from OH and ship it to CA.
Silly question - I replace my vehicles close to as often (my last car I had 9 months, the one before that 2 years). Without making a decent down payment (I always have, and this is the first time going 100% brand new in a while) how do you avoid being underwater on your loan?$51,500 for my 21 turbulence grey 3.0 Premium w/driver assist. After taxes and fees OTD was right under $55k. I have great credit and qualified for either 2.9% @ 60 months or 3.9% 72 from Toyota. I buy a new car every 1-2 years so just took the 72 months with no money down. Payments are $865
I've only ever been upside down once and that was back in like 2012-2013 lol. By the time I'm ready to sell I'm at a break even point so I sell the car and move onto something else. This last time I made money on my 2016 stingray, paid 42 (February 2020) and sold it for 47 last week.Silly question - I replace my vehicles close to as often (my last car I had 9 months, the one before that 2 years). Without making a decent down payment (I always have, and this is the first time going 100% brand new in a while) how do you avoid being underwater on your loan?
I can't imagine being able to do that without a decent down payment, since the majority of the depreciation will take place during the time in question.
I put $20k down plus the equity from my trade.
Why not just lease the car?I've only ever been upside down once and that was back in like 2012-2013 lol. By the time I'm ready to sell I'm at a break even point so I sell the car and move onto something else. This last time I made money on my 2016 stingray, paid 42 (February 2020) and sold it for 47 last week.
most leases require money down (unless negotiated), harder to get out of a 2-3 year lease early without penalty or finding someone to take it over. Just the way I've always done it so not saying its the best way IMO ?Why not just lease the car?
Steve