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View Poll Results: How did you finance your new car?
added to the mortgage 5 5.75%
car loan 31 35.63%
through a business 7 8.05%
cold har cash 44 50.57%
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Old 17-04-2014, 10:40 PM   #11
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Default Re: How did you finance your brand new car?

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Originally Posted by marv&ro View Post
We did the 2.9% finance deal.

XR6 $34.000 drive away no more to pay
10% deposit $3400 & borrowed the rest.
Loan term = 4 years
Total interest = around $950
Thats less then $250 a year

Why would tou pay cash
Would like to see the working out for the above figures if you don't mind :-$
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