[chuckdog_5]

allrite, im really curious, if this is too nosey for some of you, then dont answer it. i was wandering how much monthly payment are for you guys, dont know what options make a difference but lets say with the sport package and hardtop, not sure if that narrows it down, but just curious on monthly payments with what downpayment? thanks

 

[TripleBlack_NJ]

http://www.bankrate.com/brm/auto-loan-calculator.asp

 

[rtking]

Chuckdog, the payment is going to vary A LOT based upon:

1) Options
2) Amount of down-payment
3) Interest rate
4) Credit score (impacting #3)
5) Length of loan
6) Tax and License for your state

The suggestion to go to BankRate is good... just plug-in your numbers and there's your payment. Of course if you're planning on leasing, those numbers will change also. But I think someone has already determined that the Elise is not a good lease candidate due to low residual values.

Bob

 

[atyclb]

monthly payment $0 with $45,000 down

 

[Randy Chase]

monthly payment $0 with $45,000 down

My payment is close to that, with $49,550 down.

Chuckdog, just my 2 cents, but it is far better to focus on the total costs than payment amounts.

 

[chuckdog_5]

My payment is close to that, with $49,550 down.

Chuckdog, just my 2 cents, but it is far better to focus on the total costs than payment amounts.

not when i dont have 50k layin around, im very impatient also, not like i can ever own one tho

 

[Randy Chase]

not when i dont have 50k layin around,

Specially when you don't have $50k laying around.

Just my opinion, but if you think in terms of monthly payments instead of total costs, you will find it hard to ever save up that $50k.

 

[chuckdog_5]

Specially when you don't have $50k laying around.

Just my opinion, but if you think in terms of monthly payments instead of total costs, you will find it hard to ever save up that $50k.

im the type of person who would rather have something now and pay for it in the long run, you can call it ignorant but i call it impatient

 

[Randy Chase]

Fair enough!

 

[Miguel]

mine are $8XX/month or something like that, but I'm making $1500-$2000 payments and apply the difference towards the principle. After I come back from a vacation to Spain I probably will increase the payment since it's my highest interest loan, so I want to pay it the quickest.

 

[TimMullen]

Loan Calculator

Here's a Loan Calculator, one of many on the Internet. Hint: use the bottom section to use your own rate. The upper section will give you the local Capital One Rate (I beat it with my Credit Union).

 

[MikeAR303]

im the type of person who would rather have something now and pay for it in the long run, you can call it ignorant but i call it impatient

So then you're the type of person who wouldn't mind having everything he owned reposessed and living in a cardboard box when things got rough for you financially, eh?

 

[chuckdog_5]

So then you're the type of person who wouldn't mind having everything he owned reposessed and living in a cardboard box when things got rough for you financially, eh?

theres a difference between doing it with one thing, than doing it with everything you buy, a 40k car is a little different then a 750$ tv that i can buy with one check