This is bad....

[rusty ol ranger]

Ive had my colorado since the end of march and have put 21K on it already.

It had 25 miles when i bought it.

With a 7 year loan thats like 300 and some odd thousand by the time i pay it off.

OUch.

later,
Dustin

 

[Jimmeh]

Ive had my colorado since the end of march and have put 21K on it already.

It had 25 miles when i bought it.

With a 7 year loan thats like 300 and some odd thousand by the time i pay it off.

OUch.

later,
Dustin

It's a Chevy. You'll probably get another 21K on it before something breaks.

 

[Jspafford]

Wait till the warranty runs out...

 

[skippy]

7 year loan?That is bad.

 

[AngryLepercon]

7 Years

 

[danger88ranger]

With a 7 year loan thats like 300 and some odd thousand by the time i pay it off.

OUch.

 

[snake]

Might be time to add a few bucks to the payment every month... like double payments maybe.

 

[MrE_Powers]

if you have put that many miles. may want to consider leasing.

 

[Ozwynn]

if you drive that many miles then don't lease. I had a Toyota Tacoma on a 5 year lease and used up all my miles in 18 months........... a dime a mile after that.

the more disturbing thing about that statement is that rusty bought a chevy........

either drive less or suck it up........ I would definitely double that payment though

 

[Sevensecondsuv]

I'm glad I don't make car payments. But I do get irratated when they break at the most inconvenient times.

 

[shizzy]

wow, I had a 4k loan on my 03 back in April. I have it down to 2k and its going to be paid off in 2-3 months... it sure is nice paying 4-500 a month on a $130 payment.....

 

[Kdawg532]

dont worry at about 100k miles your whole fuel delivery system will shit out and you will never get it fixed right and you will have the all to classy cheverolet dancing fuel gauge

 

[edgeaholic (tm)]

a 7 year loan...what did you give them for a down payment? a gumball?

 

[funkingonutz]

a 7 year loan...what did you give them for a down payment? a gumball?

that was awesome............you made me laugh so hard


yeah its a chevy have fun

 

[hihoslvr]

well, time to start askin' the tough questions: 1) Do I need to be driving so much? The gas alone is a pretty penny. 2) Can you liquidate some your vehicle inventory? When it comes to money and posessions, it does not pay to be sentimental. 3) If you are using the vehicle to get to and from work, are you coming out ahead? (that should be a given). I dunno, just trying to help out in a logical manner. A reposession is bad way to go, so don't let it come to that.