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May 27th, 2008 02:24 PM #1
Reasons for creating these series of threads:
1. Considering that the banks and the dealers have came up with easier terms of getting your dream car as well as the costs of getting a car are now getting lower, i would just like to create a poll to reflect:
a) Car buying preferences of the tsikoteers. Are these being bought on cash or on loan?
b) Do tsikoteers prefer buying a brand new car or getting one on second hand?
c) Do tsikoteers pay their financed MA's using full 6 years or less?
2. One of the reasons is also i will be getting a new one (hehehehe) by next month...
3. Di ko alam kung pano gumawa ng poll eh...
Just give out your options:
Option A: I prefer to get a brand new one and i will be paying it in cash.
Option B: I prefer to get a second hand one and i will be paying it in cash.
Option C: I prefer to get a brand new one and i will be putting it on bank loan.
Option D: I prefer to get a second hand one and i will be putting it on bank loan.
Option E: I will be getting a brand new one, but it will be a gift.
Option F: I will be getting a second hand one, but it will be a gift.
Option G: I will be getting it via company car loan.
Thanks.Last edited by 1D4LV; May 27th, 2008 at 02:30 PM. Reason: Cannot create poll.
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May 27th, 2008 02:31 PM #2
sorry mods, pa edit na lang ng title to "Options in Getting A Car".
thanks.
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May 27th, 2008 02:58 PM #3
A. I always buy on CASH. I don't buy things that I can't afford and cars included PERIOD unless its a super duper emergency than I take a loan.
B. Brand new is always better, but if the budget is tight then second hand it is. If buying a brand new will make your finances tight (meaning no reserves left, living paycheck to paycheck, have to go into debt for the sake of a car) then go for 2nd hand as well...
C. If I had to finance its going to be 3 years or less. The longer it takes the higher you will end up paying and the more you are making the bank rich at your expense.
2. Good luck! I always love the car buying experience and choosing that one car that you will stick for the next handful of years.
3. I know there is a selection down there if you create a thread that you can activate to allow you to create a poll...
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May 27th, 2008 03:27 PM #4
maganda if you could get it thru a company car loan, much better kung car plan which is usually 70/30 share of the company yung 70% etc.
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