Toby
Enthusiast
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by JusSumFastGi:
You could drive it for $180 a month ... no. Sorry.
I don't see you getting more than you are paying now for the car in a few months with more miles, from a private party, with another owner.
Even if you get 55k you are still out tax, insurance, interest.
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Maybe, maybe not. Most likely not I know but its a gamble I know. I just talked to a dealer here in Ohio that sold a 97 with 8K miles for 58k. The deals are being done but yes most are not being done for that price.
And yes I can have this 180 month. (minus the difference I sell it for..which is the whole topic from the beginning and gas, oil change etc.) I think all I could hope for is a break even deal or maybe a loss of a grand or two. Maybe more. Again... a gamble.
Here how it is done:
I am taking an open line of credit on a property. Interest rate 4.5%
On an open line of credit you only have to pay interest. That interest is tax deductible.
59,600 is my total cost
Interest on 59,600 = 186.25
monthly insurance = 80.00
total = 266.25
tax deductible savings on 266.25 x 30% (using 30% as a conservative figure it may actually be higher) =79.87
Total monthly cost to have this car in my garage = 186.00 a month.
Where this idea will only work is with a vehicle that has variable selling prices and no exact value as like a Viper, as emotion really comes into play with impulse buying. The chance that it will not work is the "gray area"
You could drive it for $180 a month ... no. Sorry.
I don't see you getting more than you are paying now for the car in a few months with more miles, from a private party, with another owner.
Even if you get 55k you are still out tax, insurance, interest.
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Maybe, maybe not. Most likely not I know but its a gamble I know. I just talked to a dealer here in Ohio that sold a 97 with 8K miles for 58k. The deals are being done but yes most are not being done for that price.
And yes I can have this 180 month. (minus the difference I sell it for..which is the whole topic from the beginning and gas, oil change etc.) I think all I could hope for is a break even deal or maybe a loss of a grand or two. Maybe more. Again... a gamble.
Here how it is done:
I am taking an open line of credit on a property. Interest rate 4.5%
On an open line of credit you only have to pay interest. That interest is tax deductible.
59,600 is my total cost
Interest on 59,600 = 186.25
monthly insurance = 80.00
total = 266.25
tax deductible savings on 266.25 x 30% (using 30% as a conservative figure it may actually be higher) =79.87
Total monthly cost to have this car in my garage = 186.00 a month.
Where this idea will only work is with a vehicle that has variable selling prices and no exact value as like a Viper, as emotion really comes into play with impulse buying. The chance that it will not work is the "gray area"