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Originally Posted by delongedoug
I've said this since everyone started crying about no pricing after the auto show reveals. Spread out over financing (let's be real, you people are clearly not paying cash), it's nothing. Anyone waiting to hear on pricing to know if they can afford it, can't.
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So you're going to buy this no matter how much it costs, just because you can afford it? Makes perfect sense. I'm waiting for pricing because this car isn't worth more than 25k. It has nothing to do with what I can afford. If you don't consider price when deciding whether you want to buy a car or not... I just don't know
Personally I don't need a new car at all, and I think buying a new car is never a good financial decision. I thought this would be an awesome car so I was ready to buy it, but now I'm just not very excited about it anymore. Not enough to waste the tens of thousands of dollars in depreciation that comes with buying a new car. If it comes in on the low end of the price ranges people are estimating, sure I'll buy one because there are no better cars on the market today. If it is on the high end, not worth it. I'll wait for a used one or a more powerful version that is worth buying.
Also when rates from Subaru are 1.9% you lose money paying cash. Finance the car and invest that money and you'll make way more than 1.9% return on it and come out on top. Paying cash for a new car is like lighting money on fire.