Originally Posted by
LilBlueNugget
I just hope that regular maintenance and repairs keep me from having anything too major happen once she falls outta warranty. Trust when I say I'm only 1 year in with zero worries or complaints so far
I've been driving my Mirage since I bought it new in April 2014. I have an 84 month loan, at 2.9% interest, and I think I end up paying like $1500 over the course of the loan, to interest. So $200 a year to lend me the money seems fair.
I think long-term payments make sense when you're buying a new car, for the long haul. Just watch the interest rates. Some of those shady dealers charge extreme interest rates. Highway robbery.
Seems to me, the younger you are, the less money you have. And sinking all your money into an old car just doesn't make sense, when you can have near-trouble free driving with your Mirage. Happy motoring!
**consider Krown rust control. That will keep your Mirage's body in good shape, as well as your electrical. Worth the money to keep your car looking new after 6 years!
Last edited by dspace9; 02-28-2020 at 03:57 PM.
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