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I mean if you buying a Chrysler/mopar you gotta expect to get a piece of ****. Rollback or no rollback
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I mean if you buying a Chrysler/mopar you gotta expect to get a piece of ****. Rollback or no rollback
Yeah as someone actually into cars I don't get one thinking "man I can't wait to see how much I can sell it for!" More what's the most economical for me during the period I own and drive the **** out of it.So a couple things with this post, first and foremost it’s your paying taxes twice statement. Yes you pay taxes twice but it equals the same amount or less. When you less you only pay taxes on the depreciation value so if you decide to purchase the car after lease is up you pay taxes on the remainder. So even if you pay taxes twice in the same vehicle the over all amount is the same
Another thing to consider is you are looking at it like “ you own the car when you buy” while others look at it like” I own a depreciating asset”. If you are spending 40k on a car then sure buying makes sense , if you are spending 100k you should probably look at lease options.
I just don’t understand the “ I own it” mentality when all that means is you have something that is worth less and less everyday and will require more money into it year after year. I have owned cars for years and came to the conclusion that all they are is cash. I don’t care about owning or leasing I care about what is how much this asset is going to depreciate during my ownership and how do I spend the least amount of money during that time
I've never leased. I like to get a car paid off and spend many years with no car payments. Just stack that "car note" money in an account until you want a new car... rinse repeat.
You went to these extremes why and for who?Lot of patience and contentment with life required for that approach. That’s not what we about on here. Either gotta get a bawse car with a 36 month lease or buy a car that’s unaffordable with that 84 month note
You went to these extremes why and for who?
What are the tax benefits?
Lot of patience and contentment with life required for that approach. That’s not what we about on here. Either gotta get a bawse car with a 36 month lease or buy a car that’s unaffordable with that 84 month note
Surprised it took this long for the unsolicited financial advisors to show up.
They really do than **** man, a couple guys made like 2k off some stocks and crypto now they’re warren buffet.