87,88,89 what are the pros and cons

[StereoInstaller1]

Back on topic: OP, I own that same car, only I paid $1000 about 4 years ago. Mine is/was beat down like a redheaded stepchild...it has been a ton of work to make it decent and if I had more time/money it would be much easier.

As far as getting a "lone" (har har) to buy a car...well, thats your deal, not mine...but I think if someone had a hard time coming up with cash to buy a 20 year old car, they would likely have a hard time coming up with cash to mod it when they are paying full coverage and payments, so either gather parts before you buy or get some extra cash in the loan to buy parts.

JMHO.

Oh yeah, welcome to R3V!

Luke

[T Verdier]

87

Its a personal loan and i don't need full coverage. I find that for myself paying bills is way easier than saving money.payment are 125 thats nothing.

back to the car i think the seats a made from a different material than all the other e30s ive been in. They have bigger lines and are way softer. I think they were redone with a different material. I'm bringing it home today and will take a tone of pictures.

[Justin B]

Santa Rosa, huh? Cool. There's some more of us around in the area.

[brandondan1]

Yeah, there's a difference. My brother got a personal loan to get his car, not an auto loan, so he only has to pay liability.

Millions of people finance things everyday. You're telling me that having a good score is of no benefit, and the majority of the population is delusional? I guess if you're a billionaire then yeah, but the rest of us need to finance to afford nicer things in life. Not to mention that money earned off of loans goes to banks and businesses that promote progress in society.

Should I spend 10 years trying to save up 100k for a porsche and then buy it cash (if I'm still alive/healthy etc) or earn a good credit score that would enable me to finance it, and enjoy it while I'm young?