Finally mine!!!
05-31-12, 10:51 PM
#7
Lexus Test Driver
The current IS is still a stylish, modern ride. I'd hold onto it, enjoy not having a car payment, and see what comes out next year with the new models. Up to you though. It's what you value more... having new toys or saving money.
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05-31-12, 11:08 PM
#9
Congrats on finally paying off the car! It should be a huge relief off your shoulders now. When I paid my car off, I wasn't too overjoyed because I had calculated when I wanted to pay it off by. That, and I needed to start saving up for mods 
Given how bad these economic times are, I would not want to take on another car loan of any sort. You own your car now. Use it and enjoy it. It's one less bill that can go towards mods or taking a girl out on a nice date or maybe even adding to a retirement or savings account. But more money you can save up now would be best to save for something bigger in the future. I'd vote no for selling your car and getting another one. If it's a full cash transaction, then that's up to you. You probably won't get an updated model, since your car is 3 years old at least, without shelling out a little extra dough. But that extra could be saved for later on in life.
Given how bad these economic times are, I would not want to take on another car loan of any sort. You own your car now. Use it and enjoy it. It's one less bill that can go towards mods or taking a girl out on a nice date or maybe even adding to a retirement or savings account. But more money you can save up now would be best to save for something bigger in the future. I'd vote no for selling your car and getting another one. If it's a full cash transaction, then that's up to you. You probably won't get an updated model, since your car is 3 years old at least, without shelling out a little extra dough. But that extra could be saved for later on in life.
05-31-12, 11:16 PM
#10
Congrats on finally paying off the car! It should be a huge relief off your shoulders now. When I paid my car off, I wasn't too overjoyed because I had calculated when I wanted to pay it off by. That, and I needed to start saving up for mods Given how bad these economic times are, I would not want to take on another car loan of any sort. You own your car now. Use it and enjoy it. It's one less bill that can go towards mods or taking a girl out on a nice date or maybe even adding to a retirement or savings account. But more money you can save up now would be best to save for something bigger in the future. I'd vote no for selling your car and getting another one. If it's a full cash transaction, then that's up to you. You probably won't get an updated model, since your car is 3 years old at least, without shelling out a little extra dough. But that extra could be saved for later on in life.
Given how bad these economic times are, I would not want to take on another car loan of any sort. You own your car now. Use it and enjoy it. It's one less bill that can go towards mods or taking a girl out on a nice date or maybe even adding to a retirement or savings account. But more money you can save up now would be best to save for something bigger in the future. I'd vote no for selling your car and getting another one. If it's a full cash transaction, then that's up to you. You probably won't get an updated model, since your car is 3 years old at least, without shelling out a little extra dough. But that extra could be saved for later on in life.http://www.flickr.com/photos/20575803@N05/7312796524/http://www.flickr.com/photos/20575803@N05/7312796524/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/20575803@N05/, on Flickr
06-01-12, 06:04 AM
#14
nice, only 3 years to pay that off?! thats awesome.
I would continue to make the monthly payments to myself (savings account)... keep yourself in the mindset of making that car payment and save your cash for next car
I would continue to make the monthly payments to myself (savings account)... keep yourself in the mindset of making that car payment and save your cash for next car
