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Do i do it bros? 0% interest for 72 months. It the standard but i’m upgrading from a 200k mile toyota shitbox.
$400k NW at 28, i’ve never made a car purchase before and i’m scared.
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>>28912581
cutting your dick off wont make you a woman no matter what dr shekelberg told you
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>>28912580
> $400k NW at 28, i’ve never made a car purchase before and i’m scared.
is this some kind of pajeet larp or something? it’s 400 dollars a month not 4000 you shitskinned faggot
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>>28912583
Really a good deal
Call your insurance and see what it would cost, need full coverage for a bank owned vehicle.
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the day when the last of these smooth 2 ton space turds has either been crushed or incinerated its owner inside cannot come soon enough. driving behind one of these as a normal human is like being fucked in the dick hole while someone shoves needles under my fingernails. plus I can't see for shit around or over it
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>>28912580
Used ones of these are a fraction of the price. If you don't lease a new one you are beyond retarded.
Wildly beyond retarded. Either get a used one or lease it.
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The problem with buying a used Tesla isn't the battery but the rest of the car. The bumper to bumper will save you more than the depreciation runs. Plus if you're financing then 0% apr will put you way ahead of a used car loan. The used one will cost you more after 5 years
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>>28912580
0% for 72 months? Yes, absolutely. Thanks to inflation, Elon is paying you to drive the car. As long as your investments+inflation beat depreciation (which is stiff on an EV) you're good. Also the running costs are about 1/3rd of a ICE car, more if you're in a place where gas taxes are high.
Also they ride incredibly nice and quiet, they drive themselves, and they're fast. I know someone who lives in a condo and has a Model Y. She just gets a coffee at a place that has sSuperchargers once a week and she's good.
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>>28914030
Deranged troon post right here. As long as inflation exists, 0% financing is negative interest.
Depreciation on EVs is a motherfucker, but that's offset (aside from any credits that may exist) by much lower cost of operation and, in this case, a loan that's literally paying you to buy the car.
I'm sure the depreciation on a Model 3 is well known by now, so you just have to plug that in, plus an assumption for inflation (likely to get very bad again over the next 5 years as they try to print a recession away), plus a reasonable rate of return on investments compared to paying cash.
If inflation goes back to 5% per year, meaning a basic boomer index fund will go up 10-15+% per year, a monthly payment at 0% is quite literally free money
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>>28912580
No bro pay cash for a toyota thats less then 5 years old and daily it for the next 10 years. The depreciation on the Tesla will cost you more then what you save on interest. If you really like it you can afford it but I'd rather get a fun car for that sort of money.
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