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auto financing?

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  1. NYJETSFAN

    NYJETSFAN Formula 3

    May 11, 2001
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    Anyone have any info on auto financing, have been planning on buying another f-car and didn`t want to pay cash this time, so I have been looking around, but not sure where to start,
    I`m buying used.
    any recommendation would be great, thanks......
    Arie.
     
  2. AJS328

    AJS328 F1 Veteran
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  3. tigermilk

    tigermilk Formula Junior

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    I've got them on a loan or two. No problems with them at all. They don't care what the car is, how old it is, etc. As long as it's under $75k they'll finance at very competitive rates (much better than my bank).
     
  4. Stackhouse

    Stackhouse F1 Rookie
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    2nd Mortgage. Great rates, low payment and tax deductable.

    Out
     
  5. sparetireless

    sparetireless Formula 3

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    Try Mitch at Premier Lease in Connecticut. The lease is set up so you can bail at any point and you know exactly what you owe. decent rates as well.
     
  6. KKSBA

    KKSBA F1 World Champ
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    The rule for it to be tax deductibe is all the (max $100K) money must be used to improve the house. Now, one could argue that parking a F-car in the garage is a home improvement. You may get a laugh out of the IRS agent but not a deduction.
     
  7. yasir

    yasir Formula Junior

    Nov 5, 2003
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    I just purchased a 1991 911 Turbo and got the Financing thru Peoplefirst.The whole process was very quick,you just submit an application on line and they'll notify you the following day.I got 4.5% APR for 4 years for my car.
    Later, Yasir
     
  8. ernie

    ernie Two Time F1 World Champ
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    Arie

    Here is what you do. Refinance the whole thing and take some extra out to get the car. Especially since the interest rates are at an all time low again. This way you get the car, and you can deduct the interest from your taxes. You may even end up paying less than you currently do. I just had a neighbor of mine do this. They paid off both their cars, took a little out for some home improvements, and their mortgage payment is still lower than what it was.
     
  9. NYJETSFAN

    NYJETSFAN Formula 3

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    thanks everyone for the info!

    now just gotta find a car! hmmmmmmmm
     

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