Oh, what a feeling! (singing)
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From: Massachusetts
Oh, what a feeling! (singing)
I just submitted a final payment and paid off my Sport AT one year early!! All I can do now is wait for it to post and then await the delivery of my best mod ever.....MY TITLE IN HAND!!
Total mileage at time of payoff: 35,355
AND I STILL HAVE A WARRANTY!!!!
Total mileage at time of payoff: 35,355
AND I STILL HAVE A WARRANTY!!!!
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Joined: Apr 2009
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From: SoCal/Castaic
Were you paying for it for the past 5 yrs?
Is that by choice or financial difficulties and it's hard to come up with few chunks to pay it off quicker?
I know everyone is in different situation. I would personally never finance a vehicle again. I've had an experience doing this few yrs ago, and then I lost a job... glad that nightmare is over. Now if I can't afford to pay if all off at once, I can't afford it.
Is that by choice or financial difficulties and it's hard to come up with few chunks to pay it off quicker?
I know everyone is in different situation. I would personally never finance a vehicle again. I've had an experience doing this few yrs ago, and then I lost a job... glad that nightmare is over. Now if I can't afford to pay if all off at once, I can't afford it.
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Joined: Aug 2009
Posts: 1,355
From: Massachusetts
Were you paying for it for the past 5 yrs?
Is that by choice or financial difficulties and it's hard to come up with few chunks to pay it off quicker?
I know everyone is in different situation. I would personally never finance a vehicle again. I've had an experience doing this few yrs ago, and then I lost a job... glad that nightmare is over. Now if I can't afford to pay if all off at once, I can't afford it.
Is that by choice or financial difficulties and it's hard to come up with few chunks to pay it off quicker?
I know everyone is in different situation. I would personally never finance a vehicle again. I've had an experience doing this few yrs ago, and then I lost a job... glad that nightmare is over. Now if I can't afford to pay if all off at once, I can't afford it.
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Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Atlanta, Georgia
Congratulations!
Congratulations on paying off your Fit! When my '07 was totalled in a H&R accident, the insurance settlement check and some cash of my own enabled me to buy my '12 outright! Not having notes, or a payment book IS a great feeling! Now it's two years old and I've just turned a little over 12k on it LOL!!
'12 VBP Sport 5MT w/minor appearance & comfort mods!!
'12 VBP Sport 5MT w/minor appearance & comfort mods!!
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Joined: Sep 2014
Posts: 641
From: Ohio
Congratulations on the payoff! I remember how good it felt to pay the house off.
Financing a vehicle can also be useful if you have the cash, but it's earning more interest than the special deal low interest of the car loan. Having a loan periodically also helps maintain your credit rating.
Financing a vehicle can also be useful if you have the cash, but it's earning more interest than the special deal low interest of the car loan. Having a loan periodically also helps maintain your credit rating.
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