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Old 08-11-2016, 03:48 PM   #6
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Even if you managed to blow up the current car with the supercharger, it would still probably cost less to fix than what you will pay in interest alone on those 5 years of new car payments. Add all the other factors of trading up (loss of value of current car, taxes, increased insurance, etc) and it becomes even less of a good financial decision.

We don't really buy these cars as a good financial decision though, so if you really value having a newer car go for it. I wouldn't do it from the reliability/warranty standpoint.
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