me_myself125 asked:
Ok here is the deal, i have a 2004 Silverado. I got it for $10,900 with 25000 miles on it 1 year and a half ago. Im a single male at 23 so with Insurance i pay $446 a month and have been since i got the truck. Well my mother has a 2002 Grand Prix GT that she just payed off, it has 65000 miles on it. It looks like a family car, my truck is pimped out with a lot of stuff on it. My father would like to pick up my truck payments and insurance and i take my mother’s PAID for car and pay her insurance that is about $170 per 6 months vs. my $120 a month myself.
Ok here is the deal, i have a 2004 Silverado. I got it for $10,900 with 25000 miles on it 1 year and a half ago. Im a single male at 23 so with Insurance i pay $446 a month and have been since i got the truck. Well my mother has a 2002 Grand Prix GT that she just payed off, it has 65000 miles on it. It looks like a family car, my truck is pimped out with a lot of stuff on it. My father would like to pick up my truck payments and insurance and i take my mother’s PAID for car and pay her insurance that is about $170 per 6 months vs. my $120 a month myself.
Should i dump the $446 a month im paying now and take the family car. Save my money (ill be able to put back about $700 a month now) and just eventually buy myself something with about $10000 in my hand or just continue to keep the truck which i rather dislike, i just bought it cause my car tore up and i saw a great deal? Im not sure what to do, but i could save for a year or so and get something better, cheaper. Plz Advise?
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November 18th, 2008 at 9:49 pm
The loan and title of the trade as long as long as you are sure that you start savings account where it is difficult to take out the car make sure that is difficult to take out the car make sure that you are sure that you are sure that is difficult.
The truck once that is difficult to take out the money or other stuff.
November 21st, 2008 at 7:13 pm
For it just remember to put that extra money away every month.