[510sciontc]

I read somewhere about if you purchased the SC you could have it included with the total cost of your tC. An then pay it off through making your car notes. Is that true?? If that is the case I need to put one on order. OR!!! is it just maybe certain dealerships??

 

[moriarty]

yes, it is an option that can be rolled into financing.

 

[TRDsparks2]

You have a couple of possible problems. Some finance companies won't finance performance parts and there is no real price on the SuperCharger yet. The S/C has been delayed until April. If yo want a real answer, talk to the finance people at your local dealer.

Ken

 

[zoltiz]

..or start putting away $500/mo now and by April-May you will be able to pay cash for it.

 

[moriarty]

^^^ that is about the smartest thing I have ever heard.

save money before you buy something???? wow, I thought that was old skool thinking. Do people still do that?

 

[Labfish]

I think maybe 1/2 of 1% actually save something in this country.
Might be a smaller figure. Who knows. Depends on if you want to be one of those with an average credit card debt of 9k.

 

[zoltiz]

Hehe. I'm 27, zero debt, as in nil, nada - not even a car loan

But I'm weird. And I'm Russian.

 

[moriarty]

<---- Student loans.... balgh......!

 

[Labfish]

And smarter than 90% of us Americanos. Hah. I'm 29 and have minimal credit card debt, mortgage (needed) and car loan...just because I went spur of the moment and decided to switch out the old one. If I couldn't make the payments, I wouldn't have done it. And the amount of interest financed isn't horrible, of course. But the bottom line isn't your debt...it's your net worth.

 

[zoltiz]

Net worth is hard to come by if you are 3 years off the boat...

 

[Labfish]

True - but you're already ahead of the game with no debt. That by itself gives you quite a positive net worth. You don't have 30k in credit card debt nor do you have 25k of student loans to slow you down.

 

[basilisk4]

My net worth sucks, thanks to my $39,000 in student loans. Of course, I got a J.D. in return for those student loans and have managed to save some money along the way...I should be on the positive side in a couple or three years.

 

[Labfish]

Oh ya. Just get yourself a nice tort case, Marty.

 

[basilisk4]

Making money off the misery of others...yuck. What do I look like -- an orthodontist?

 

[Labfish]

Leave yerself open....you look like....a....a......
Lawyer.

Well ya know...just had to say it. So you mean to say you don't tighten those screws personally???

 

[zoltiz]

Marty is pretty odd for a lawyer. The "what do you call 10,000 lawyers on the bottom of the ocean" joke does not apply to him. He's the first lawyer that I knew that's like that. And it's a good thing.

 

[Labfish]

Well, obviously. He's a lawyer with a sense of humor. I call those rare on any planet.

 

[iGod]

i was a law clerk for two years. thought i wanted to pursue being a lawyer. but after two years... decided i didnt want the ulcers.

its like the whole " i went to catholic school for 12 years. people are like, really, you went to catholic school? why arent you catholic? and i say, cause i went to catholic school for 12 years." thing.

but anyway, back on topic - ken and mori have nailed it perfectly.

 

[wolo]

There's nothing wrong with being a survivor of a 12-year Catholic school education...

 

[Labfish]

Be happy you survived a 12 year Catholic education.