World Car of the Year Deals

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cwk said:
I just got my 323 not long and me paying $145k with 5.25% loan rebate.. 7years loan and my monthly is about $1.7k (loan $120K) is that a ok deal...


Wow.. loan of 120k is a huge sum man... you can fully pay for some 3 rm hdb flats liao...

Sorry that I may sound sarcastic, but do hang on to your job with all your effort
 
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as long as yr monthly repayment does not reach like 20% of yr monthly take home salary, then its ok.......I think, if car is yr only joy and hobby
 
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sometimes i wonder, who 'lose' more.

One who takes a 10yr loan and drives the car for 10yrs (forced discipline), or someone who takes a 70% or even 50% loan for 7 yrs but drives it for only 3 yrs (cos thinking break even already so can change car).
 
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take me for example, if i change my car now, i will lose 40k.

if i drive for 10 years, by 7 years, all my loan are paid for. which means that i can save 1.5k per month for the last three years. 1.5k *36 = $54000. scrap my car after 10 years, can get back 25k.

in other words, at the end of 10 years, i have cash of 79k for my new car deposit. wondeful right?
 
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hitmee, i agree with you it's wonderful. but chances are you'll change at yr 7, if even earlier since you'd have 'breakeven' by yr 4 or 5 don't u think?
 
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pardon me. can someone teach me more about what is the breakeven in loan? in particular in bro hitmee case, how can one save $1.5k pm since this amount after 7 yrs is not initially price into the loan. why is it considered as amount saved per month?

TIA.
 
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must resist the temptation lor.

that is why mod is good. every mod u feel like ur car is new again. ha ha

prolong its life and your interests.
 
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i think and think and i still don't get it about the $988/mth deal.

price is $129888. take 10yr loan: pay $988/mth for 1st yr and $1314/mth for 9yrs. Total pay $153888. So interest would be $153888-$129888=$24k. This $24k over principle of $129888 over 10yrs works out to be only 1.85% per year?!?!??

Not to mention you still got a rebate of 10%+10% or 5.25% of principle????
 
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pingman said:
pardon me. can someone teach me more about what is the breakeven in loan? in particular in bro hitmee case, how can one save $1.5k pm since this amount after 7 yrs is not initially price into the loan. why is it considered as amount saved per month?

TIA.

break even means if i sell off my car i no need to pay bank any money.

my monthly installment is 1.5k per month. so after 7 years, officially i no need to pay instalment anymore. so if i save this amount of money every month, i can saved up to $54k after 3 years.
 
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check13 said:
i think and think and i still don't get it about the $988/mth deal.

price is $129888. take 10yr loan: pay $988/mth for 1st yr and $1314/mth for 9yrs. Total pay $153888. So interest would be $153888-$129888=$24k. This $24k over principle of $129888 over 10yrs works out to be only 1.85% per year?!?!??

Not to mention you still got a rebate of 10%+10% or 5.25% of principle????

Yeah beats me. Last time I also roughly calculate n sure I must be missing something too :screwedu: Initially I thot my HP calculator spoilt, but then I had more or less the same conclusion as you :juggle:
 
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hitmee said:
take me for example, if i change my car now, i will lose 40k.

if i drive for 10 years, by 7 years, all my loan are paid for. which means that i can save 1.5k per month for the last three years. 1.5k *36 = $54000. scrap my car after 10 years, can get back 25k.

in other words, at the end of 10 years, i have cash of 79k for my new car deposit. wondeful right?

errr....can you enlighten BENG how come u stand to lose 40k if u change yr car now? How oldis yr car.

Also, if u have a 7 year loan, how does it work that u could potentially break even at year-4 :whythis:
 
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Ahbengdriver said:
Yeah beats me. Last time I also roughly calculate n sure I must be missing something too :screwedu: Initially I thot my HP calculator spoilt, but then I had more or less the same conclusion as you :juggle:

i was thinking, even if need to down 10%, it would bring principle down to $116899 and interest rate up to 2.05%. Which is still very low! Lower then taking lesser loan and shorter period?? What the fish....

assuming no need to down 10%, resale mkt for 320i can say bye bye: brand new total pay $153888 ($998/mth 1st yr + $1314/mth 9yrs). A 1yo in mkt going for $110k + 4.25% for 9 yrs = $152k. spend $154k for 10yrs vs $152k for 9yrs. ...must be siao to go for resale?!?! And haven't factor in rebates for new car yet!!!
 
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check13 said:
i was thinking, even if need to down 10%, it would bring principle down to $116899 and interest rate up to 2.05%. Which is still very low! Lower then taking lesser loan and shorter period?? What the fish....

Maybe PML's calculator koyak. Buy lah...quick. Buy before they discover their error:)
 
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the 998 deal is based on 10% downpayment = $12,980..

90% loan 116820 at 3.5% = 1314 for 120 months..

pml subsidise 316 per month for 1st year = 998..

full loan 129800 10 years at 3.5% = 1460 for 120 months = $175,200 in total payments.

hope this helps..


check13 said:
i think and think and i still don't get it about the $988/mth deal.

price is $129888. take 10yr loan: pay $988/mth for 1st yr and $1314/mth for 9yrs. Total pay $153888. So interest would be $153888-$129888=$24k. This $24k over principle of $129888 over 10yrs works out to be only 1.85% per year?!?!??

Not to mention you still got a rebate of 10%+10% or 5.25% of principle????
 
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ahhh...much clearer now

1) down $12980, loan $116820. end of 10yrs would have paid total of $153888 (instalment + int) + $12980 - rebates of say $5k = $162k

2) no down, full loan 10 yrs, end of 10 yrs pay $175k

3) buy a 1yo at $110k + 4.25% (i guess). end of 9 yrs pay $152k
 
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2) no down, full loan 10 yrs, end of 10 yrs pay $175k --> if 3.5% got rebates for new cars, 7-8 year loan tenures are still ok, but not 10 years..

3) buy a 1yo at $110k + 4.25% (i guess). end of 9 yrs pay $152k -> drive 1 year less, no rebate, transfer fees $2k+, if retain number 1.3k, minus 5% paper value, no free road tax, got to find buyer for body..

many factors to consider nei.. ;)
 
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Ahbengdriver said:
errr....can you enlighten BENG how come u stand to lose 40k if u change yr car now? How oldis yr car.

Also, if u have a 7 year loan, how does it work that u could potentially break even at year-4 :whythis:


recently PML quoted someone 90k for a 1.5 year old 318. which is around the same as my car. i bought it at 131k. so lost 40k lor.

as for the 4 years break even pt, not said by me. just an estimation lah
 
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Kenzo said:
2) no down, full loan 10 yrs, end of 10 yrs pay $175k --> if 3.5% got rebates for new cars, 7-8 year loan tenures are still ok, but not 10 years..

3) buy a 1yo at $110k + 4.25% (i guess). end of 9 yrs pay $152k -> drive 1 year less, no rebate, transfer fees $2k+, if retain number 1.3k, minus 5% paper value, no free road tax, got to find buyer for body..

many factors to consider nei.. ;)

looking at 3)...what for buy a 1yo at $110k hor? higher int! tfr fees! no rebates! end of the day, save less then $10k...
 
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