Yes we will do it after the mortgage for sure
Be aware that oneâs credit score tends to drop immediately after taking out a mortgage (which is not to say Iâm suggesting you do this before hand)
Also make sure you have the car PPIâd before filling out stage 2 paperwork.
Iâve never had any issues personally, but after reading this thread: https://f80.bimmerpost.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1722602
Better to ere on the side of caution
He said he has 6 figures in his bank account so thatâs not a worry. Could be $100,000 or $999,999.
Wonât bother wagging fingers, but having been 19 a serious follow up is have you quoted insurance?
I paid $3k a year on my new 175hp Nissan Sentra SE-R when I went out on my own at 18 living in rural VA. Some places wanted even more and that was with minimal coverage. You may want to make sure you arenât dumping your six figure savings into an insurable M car.
(PS I got a lot of tickets in that Sentra. I wouldâve straight killed myself with more than 300hp)
Was asked yesterday. ~$300 a month. âNot too badâ was his take.
Ha must not have been that bad considering I paid nearly that for a 4 cylinder car in 2002. My parents made it clear I wasnât staying on their insurance if I rejected their offer of a Emerald green 1996 Mercury Sable.
Are you serious? If thatâs the case then, not sure this thread serves any further purpose if OP has no income.
I know he rolled in negative equity but $700+/month for a 47k BMWâŚyikes!
Itâs always financial wise when youâre making $45k/yr to drop over $1000 a month on a car (some how proof of income exists now too). I feel like a really idiot, Iâm in my 40âs and spend about $800 all in on three cars. Drove POS cars in my teens and early 20âs with no payments. I guess I did it all wrong
I am not making 45k spending most of my income on a damn car. That is stupid.
My thoughts exactly!
But doing it on $0 income is smart?
Thread ran its course a long time ago, if it had one. Or maybe the OP is just laughing at how easy it is to bait everyone here.