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ZackyD

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  1. Not to sure what that means mate, are you refering to being able to pay off the loan early? Sorry~
  2. Awesome! Well I wasn't expecting Japanese reliability (seriously, no issues with my car since new) Though the turbo 6 more then makes up for any reliability Just gotta learn to have self control since that car flew... How you guys keep your licences I don't know
  3. Trust me - I loved it! I test drove it tonight and going from a 2.4LT 4 Cylinder Non-turbo to the G6E Turbo was insane. It actually caught me off guard at how insane the powerplant was. This is coming from a guy who has driven 4 bangers since getting his L's. The only downside I saw was the size of the car (parking, narrow spaces,ect..) but I'm sure that's something you'll get used to. I've always stuck to Japanese cars so I'm still 50/50 on Ford's reliability and cost of maintenance but I'm sure it can't be that bad. It was mental at how quick it was
  4. Well that's what I figured. As I owe $19700 I am just adding on $9000 odd to what I would have had to pay off originally but at a more reduced interest rate. (Massive difference between paying 16% interest and 10% interest) Like I said it's a 2009 model with 61085KM on the clock which seems on par or even slightly below. Do you think this is decent milage for the model year? Thanks mate!
  5. So honest opinion, is this a good bargain or is he taking me for a ride?
  6. Hi Guy's First post and hoping to be a 1st time Ford owner if this all works out but I need your advice; Okay so here's a tricky scenario, When I was 20 I purchased a brand new Mitsubishi Lancer Aspire (Top of the line range in 2009 for approx $36K) As I had no credit history at that time I was only offered interest at 16.4% with weekly repayments of $222.00 - Car has done (51050KM) I have been able to keep up the repayments for 3 years now with 2 more to go. I called up and found out that I still have approx $19K left to pay off. I recently went to a Ford dealership and came across a 2009 Ford G6E Turbo for $28K (Done 61000KM) The dealer offered to pay off the balance of my $19K loan, effectively giving me a $19K trade in as long as I take up the Ford G6E Turbo for $28K - He has offered to get me interest at 10% with weekly repayments at $140 odd a week. over 5 years So the question is, am I getting a better car or deal by doing this or should I stick in with the car I have now. Apparently this care was close to $60K brand new Is this worthwhile or am I losing out? Cheers, Zac
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