I was actually looking into a $54,000 2020 M2 Competition a few weeks ago and Carvana quoted me for a 9.4% APR with a 780 credit score. I'm not putting any money down. I always finance through Wings Financial. I've financed my 2015 Lexus RCF from them back in 2020 for 5.9% with 0 down at 72 months. Financed 52k, sold it back on March 2024. Made money to down for the next car.
I do not regret my purchase one bit. This car is amazing. Balanced in every way. I suggest taking a test drive. You will sign in no time. Best of luck.
You do in fact not pay taxes when you borrow from your 401k or stocks as long as you pay it back on time. That is tax exempt. Just like a bank loan isn't income, neither is a loan from yourself.
Wise words my man!!! had a 2012 e92 m3 first thing i did was rod bearings 3k down the drain my bearings were perfectly fine lol thats the exact car im in the market for quick question since you seen knowledgeable i will likely be purchasing from out of state and financed through my credit union any helpful tips or obstacles i will run into from out of state car purchases as well as shipping to your home state??? thanks my man u got a subscriber! blessings my man!
In my opinion. I would try and catch a cheap flight to make sure there is no body damage to the car and everything matches up. Or pay a few hundred dollars to have an out of state (PPi) Pre-purchase -inspection done. The last thing you want to do is get the car back to your house and there is water damage body damage and they lied about the actual mileage. Best of luck to you best of luck to you
I was actually looking into a $54,000 2020 M2 Competition a few weeks ago and Carvana quoted me for a 9.4% APR with a 780 credit score. I'm not putting any money down. I always finance through Wings Financial. I've financed my 2015 Lexus RCF from them back in 2020 for 5.9% with 0 down at 72 months. Financed 52k, sold it back on March 2024. Made money to down for the next car.
I do not regret my purchase one bit. This car is amazing. Balanced in every way. I suggest taking a test drive. You will sign in no time. Best of luck.
You do in fact not pay taxes when you borrow from your 401k or stocks as long as you pay it back on time. That is tax exempt. Just like a bank loan isn't income, neither is a loan from yourself.
Wise words my man!!! had a 2012 e92 m3 first thing i did was rod bearings 3k down the drain my bearings were perfectly fine lol thats the exact car im in the market for quick question since you seen knowledgeable i will likely be purchasing from out of state and financed through my credit union any helpful tips or obstacles i will run into from out of state car purchases as well as shipping to your home state??? thanks my man u got a subscriber! blessings my man!
In my opinion. I would try and catch a cheap flight to make sure there is no body damage to the car and everything matches up. Or pay a few hundred dollars to have an out of state (PPi) Pre-purchase -inspection done. The last thing you want to do is get the car back to your house and there is water damage body damage and they lied about the actual mileage. Best of luck to you best of luck to you