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To: nickcarraway

Total payments of $46,800, not counting the down payment.

For a Camry.


3 posted on 03/23/2024 6:50:49 PM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum (The worst thing about censorship is █████ ██ ████ ████s████ █ ███████ ████. FJB.)
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To: E. Pluribus Unum

A Corolla would cost less for starters.

My lease for one involves a three-year deal that involves a lot less than that not much more than 20,000 bucks.


9 posted on 03/23/2024 6:55:49 PM PDT by Nextrush (FREEDOM IS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS-REMEMBER REV. NIEMOLLER)
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To: E. Pluribus Unum

I was thinking the same thing. Perhaps a used model for 1/2 the cost would have alleviated the onerous payment.


87 posted on 03/24/2024 2:08:36 AM PDT by stratboy
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To: E. Pluribus Unum
"Total payments of $46,800, not counting the down payment. For a Camry."

My God! That is insane.

I've never owned a new car though at times I could have afforded a very nice one. It never made sense to me to purchase something that depreciates in value by ~10% when you drive it off the lot and then continues doing so until it's a worthless, troublesome pile of junk. I've always bought older, solid cars. Most served me very well and cost me very little money to insure and maintain.

88 posted on 03/24/2024 2:27:25 AM PDT by Rocco DiPippo (Either the Deep State destroys America or we destroy the Deep State. -Donald Trump)
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