[C19fan]

What a financial dumbass. The car dealer and financier did not point a gun to her head and told her to spend $83 k on a car. I would think her husband would have a say in such an extravagant expense. Also she could have tried to refinance the loan if she thought the interest rate was too high. I have a feeling this family is headed to bankruptcy.

[Newtoidaho]

Same mindset (brain-dead) as all the liberal s-stain morons who take out huge school loans then demand someone else pay them off.

[Getready]

Just about every add on the linked page has to do with finances, spending money, etc. People with money problems will want to check out the story.
ENGINEERED CLICKBAIT!

[FL_Native]

Saw something about this on YouTube her husband is in just as bad or worse shape with his truck

[roving]

You posted a story without reading it?

[Tax-chick]

Not a bright person.

[dragnet2]

Do what the rest of the American middle class are being forced to do...What’s left of the middle class that is. Buy used, buy old! Don’t borrow ANY money for a vehicle...It’s a trap.

[cyclotic]

My mother in laws neighbors were like that. It seemed like every time we were there one of them had a new car. I can’t imagine how upside down they were.

They’ve gotten more stable in the last few years. Nice people, friends even but they were economic illiterates.

I just bought my company car when I hit the mileage limit. 2 year old F-150 for $19,000. Was able to pay cash. I expect that I’ll own it for many years. I have another company F-150 that I can use for personal so while I didn’t need it I wanted to rig it for overland camping and can’t quite pull that off with the company car.