Actually the whole goal of the fit purchase is to not have a car payment.

I am selling the s2000 this friday.

Putting the remainder on the Fit, which means I am only going to owe 3k. Which I have in the bank. Wala no car payment.

Gotta play the cards right is what I am doing

 

I dont really need a sports car, I am planning for a no car payment. While I save up for a DP on a house. Roughly 20k. Then after I buy a house i plan on buying a 135i or equal by then

 

That's not true.

Al sport models have the small armrest on the r/s of the driver seat.

Honda offers a full-size accesory armrest with storage, but officially they will only install it on an A/T vehicle and not a M/T due to liability reasons.

Apparently, they feel the armrest could interfere with the 2-4 shift. It's not a simple install, but not hard either, so you could install it yourself if you have a manual shift.

 

I still don't see how that's not putting yourself in more debt. You're losing money each time you make an transaction..not to mention instant depreciation.

Congrats on your car but getting a used car would have been better all-around.

 

I bought the s2000 for less then I am selling it for. So I am making money. I bought the s used. Not new. I am not going to have a car payment after I sell it. So i dont see how i am in debt.

 

It sounds to me like you are going to be in just about the same amount of debt as before your Fit purchase.
So you have a total there of $28,848.60 as a balance owed on the two cars combined. You said you were trying to sell the S2k for $20,000 which will leave you at $8,848.60, which is only slightly lower than the balance you owed on the S2k before your purchase. Where in you calculation are you coming up with an extra $9 grand?

 

where is the water temp on the cluster?

 

For those who care about my personal finances for some reason. I sold the s. Bought the fit. Put 1500 down, had a 500 trade in. Sold the s for 20 grand. Took off all the accessories rims/ deck/ shifter and so on. Sold those for 1400. Put that all to what I owe on the fit and I have the rest in the bank. which means I have next to little if any left due on my car.

I am not going to put all my cash in the bank to the purchase of a new car. Its smart to observe what its going to cost and plan ahead your payments if I was stuck with the two cars. Once that period is over I can safely put more on the one car loan.

Oh did i mention cheaper insurance and cheaper gas.