More Than 1 in 5 New Car Buyers Taking Out Loans of 84 Months or Longer
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A rising percentage of American new car shoppers are stretching out their payments for seven years or more.
  • over_clox
    31·
    22 days ago

    How many years did it take you to pay it off?

    Buy a used car, it’s yours, no bills.

      • over_clox
        2·
        22 days ago

        And I grew up on a junkyard. Nobody ever signed up for a payment plan, they just paid straight cash.

          • over_clox
            22·
            22 days ago

            I’m literally trying to hock off a 1995 GMC Sonoma for $400 right now. Nobody seems to want it.

            New battery and new keys and it should run just fine.

              • over_clox
                33·
                22 days ago

                Bitch bitch, $400, take it or leave it.

                I really don’t understand why people complain, either fix it up or sell it for scrap metal, why is it so difficult to sell a truck for $400?

                  • over_clox
                    32·
                    22 days ago

                    I can crank it with tweezers if I needed to.

                    $1000? Where the fuck do you get your parts from? $200 worth of parts would totally fix this thing right up properly.

      • PetteriPano
        12·
        22 days ago

        Well, that’s no time to tale a loan for a new car.