Getting Worried about Startup Wear, what can I do?

[TurboTravis]

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6 years to pay off that car? What is the payment? 20 dollars a month?!

T

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No, that would make cost of the AVEO $1,440 20x72months

( I wish I only paid 1440 for it). Try $292 per month. $12,780 (price after rebates and down payment) and 4000 transfered from my old car loan.

Seems to be some jokers on this board that likes to make fun of the Aveo crowd

. This Aveo is a much better car then any car I'm owned before.

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From personal experience, I'd get out from under that car as soon as you can. Make double payments, etc.

T

 

[HACCOFFICER]

TurboTravis, have you had an Aveo before? What have you heard about them or experience that makes you feel this way? I know the 2004 was a lemon. As I look under the hood and all I see almost everything that was wrong with the 2004 is fixed in the 2007

 

[Alan]

Why worry or care?

Your engine doesn't.

 

[Bill in Utah]

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TurboTravis, have you had an Aveo before? What have you heard about them or experience that makes you feel this way? I know the 2004 was a lemon. As I look under the hood and all I see almost everything that was wrong with the 2004 is fixed in the 2007

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Travis is telling you that ANY car with payments is a bad idea.

People trade in cars thats they are owe more than its worth (I think you know this feeling) or when something happens like a accident and it gets totalled, the bank could care less what oil you ran. You will get the insurance check mailed to the bank and then you will still owe more $$ and have nothing.

Pay off the loan. Period. ASAP. You'd be better off.

C R A P happens. Being upside down stinks.

Take care, bill

 

[Cutehumor]

for the truly paranoid about startup wear, install a preoiler system

 

[TurboTravis]

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TurboTravis, have you had an Aveo before? What have you heard about them or experience that makes you feel this way? I know the 2004 was a lemon. As I look under the hood and all I see almost everything that was wrong with the 2004 is fixed in the 2007

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Travis is telling you that ANY car with payments is a bad idea.

People trade in cars thats they are owe more than its worth (I think you know this feeling) or when something happens like a accident and it gets totalled, the bank could care less what oil you ran. You will get the insurance check mailed to the bank and then you will still owe more $$ and have nothing.

Pay off the loan. Period. ASAP. You'd be better off.

C R A P happens. Being upside down stinks.

Take care, bill

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There is nothing wrong with a reasonable car payment as long as you owe less then the car is worth (not what you think it's worth).

T