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Originally Posted by Shizuka
Yeah financing wheels ($2000 purchase) ≠ building credit... not sure where that logic came from. Simplest way to build credit is to just have a credit card, make most of your purchases on it, and pay in full each month. If you truly can afford to get the wheels as you stated, just buy them with a credit card and pay in full at the end of the month if you're worrying about building credit.
Financing a large purchase like a new car builds credit because it shows banks/lenders that you're responsible enough to make those payments each month on something that you could not afford to purchase all at once. You won't gain much, if anything at all, by financing a purchase this small.
That aside, I'd like to see some pics of the Ikon widebody and F14s when it's done... Not many people are brave enough to come on this forum and show off a replica widebody. Would be interested to see how fitment/quality compares to the real deal. GL with the build!
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It does boost my credit a little bit at a time. How do i know this? because i've financed parts over the years with 0% interest rate and last november I did a credit report which showed me these results...
Yes i know its not the best way to improve your credit but I already knew that going in obviously... If i can boost my credit with a simple purchase WHY not do it? Its so simple i dont understand how people dont get this simple logic.
As far as the Ikonmotorsports I made a post on the facebook page where literally almost 100 people posted saying how AMAZING that replica is showing pics and all that jazz. Now that i have the kit I can even tell how good this kit is. Like i said i went to 3 body shops on their opinion of the kit and they said it was one of the best if not best replica kit they've ever seen. People on here just talk out of their ass without knowing the facts but thats the internet what can you do
