Since I wont be getting it anytime soon; hopefully, I can save enough to pay cash. Srsly though if not will that, will probably go NFCU as they currently offer the best rate vs. USAA/PenFed.
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I am likely going through ford since as a dealer employee I will hopefully get a good rate, I am also a student so I get the 750 and an automatic bump to tier 1
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Sounds like I owe you a Pizza. Honestly this post made my day. Thanks for sharing!
What's a mopar guy driving a GM product doing in the Ford forum? Where do your allegiances lie?I go to my saving account, I loan myself 0% interest loan
Add the 88 560SL Benz that I am buying hopefully this weekend to the fleet.
I am loyal to Mopar but I love ?? brands, I do own a Ford too.
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Navy Federal and USAA credit unions always give great rates for military or families of.
I’m personally hoping that ‘banco de steveo’ will pay it off interest free.
I’m personally hoping that ‘banco de steveo’ will pay it off interest free.
$60K is above what I can comfortably afford, it's $71K after taxes and fees assuming you can even get it at MSRP.
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