Did you order the car or buy one off the lot? Also, can you say how much “market adjustment” the dealer added?
My local dealer wouldn’t let me order one and added 100k over MSRP for the incoming ones so I’m waiting on an AWD Blackwing instead
Did you order the car or buy one off the lot? Also, can you say how much “market adjustment” the dealer added?
My local dealer wouldn’t let me order one and added 100k over MSRP for the incoming ones so I’m waiting on an AWD Blackwing instead
If your friend can find an investment that nets > 6.9% then they should go w/ that but I’ve found it’s usually more cost-effective to pay down a loan. They can also refinance later if a lower pmt and/or % rate is desired
I tend to buy cars with zero $$ down and instead throw extra money at the loan once it’s funded. I still keep the higher loan pmt to pay off the loan quicker. Having a large loan with a decent portion paid off boosts my credit score and helps me get higher loans in the future (I’ve been turned down for large loans in the past even w/ high income and good credit).
Radford Racing School is available for Dodge SRT owners. I did it last year and it was awesome!
You can take the free option or pay more to do extra track days and/or drive an ACR Viper or other vehicles. Every bit of it was worth the trip to AZ!