Interest rates

Rates are hitting rock bottom maybe time to trade in my 17 Tacoma or long bed. Problem is I am not sure on what truck to get go with another Tacoma or go with tundra which has more power and more room. I have only 18 months more on my Tacoma to pay. It may not be wise to trade up for another Tacoma since there is not much difference between a 17 and 20. I don’t know. Your thoughts

 

why not just keep the one you have

 

As for the Tundra, I'd wait to see what the new one has in store

 

Dude, why have you posted the same exact thread three times..? Might want to go delete the other ones before a mod does

 

you should post a couple more threads about this.

 

Trade in!!!

 

Calculate the cost/savings of a refinance. If it isnt worth refinancing, it isnt a good time to trade.

 

You have literally been talking about this in posts for years. Please sell it and buy a different brand already.

 

Your end goal should be to get out of debt not to get deeper. Then again, what do I know.

 

Federal rates. Not consumer.

 

Perhaps a 4th thread will result in a different response (or a permaban for spamming the forum).

 

Another thread on this?

 

What rates are you finding? What I am seeing (for cars anyway) has them down like .1-.3% from where they were a cpl months ago. Most of them are about the same though really. Idk if a cpl hundred dollars at most would make me ready to dive in.

 

your in a good position not needing to make rush judgements, maybe wait out for possible CoronaVirus deals too when the vehicle sales gets stagnant if not already. Our one and only local Toyota Dealership has a CoronaVirus deal online but it ain't much, it's no different than a standard discount of ~1k and special rate financing. They just used the "CoronaVirus" moniker to make it "look like" it's their fire sale

Make sure you got a good steady job, don't know how CHIMMP(Chinese Man Made Problem) will affect our economy/job in the long run

 

Would it be so bad if the whole world just....chilled the fuck out for a couple of weeks?

Not going out of your house to buy cars, or property or just shit you don't need.

 

I don’t know, man. Some people around here, the way they talk about money... they are obsessed with it, and obsessed with micro saving.

 

Debt its the new American Dream, Hold what you got, airborne It been a long time since I have heard that HAHA

 

Generally I agree. I have been paying down principle on my only remaining debt, mortgage. But with the market in the tank, decided this morning to pump up my retirement contributions to the pretax limits and slow down the extra principle payments.

 

my thoughts... whatever floats your boat.