@return2ozma to News • 1 year agoAmericans Are Falling Behind on Their Car Paymentswww.fool.comexternal-linkmessage-square202arrow-up1338arrow-down118
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minus-square@dangblinguslink24•1 year agoIs how most people afford vehicles. You paid for yours in cash?
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink6•1 year agoExactly. Every time I’ve had an auto loan, the vehicle was still worth quite a bit and ran fine when the loan was paid off. Meanwhile, I was able to get to work and other places.
minus-squareDestidelinkfedilinkEnglish2•edit-21 year agoAll 2k of it my FIL’s still dailies a £500 Citroen Picasso that’s from 2004.
minus-square@afraid_of_zombieslink-1•1 year agoNot them but every vehicle in my life except one in cash. I don’t trust banks and credit is evil.
Is how most people afford vehicles. You paid for yours in cash?
Exactly. Every time I’ve had an auto loan, the vehicle was still worth quite a bit and ran fine when the loan was paid off. Meanwhile, I was able to get to work and other places.
All 2k of it my FIL’s still dailies a £500 Citroen Picasso that’s from 2004.
Not them but every vehicle in my life except one in cash. I don’t trust banks and credit is evil.
Credit is a tool that can be misused.
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