Sentences with phrase «worth paying for a car»

We expect the prices to be in the range of $ 55 lakh and that's a price worth paying for a car that is in all probability the safest car on the roads.

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You'll have to drive the car enough to be worth it for brands paying for your services.

I wonder if the value of all the deductions for your car, smart phone and coffee, are worth as much as the net income you make, especially if you can pay yourself through an entity that you wholly own, then use something like a solo 401k to deposit 25 % of your income into retirement savings.

If the buyer paid sales tax in another state that was equal to Connecticut's rate — 6.35 percent, or 7 percent for cars worth $ 50,000 or more — then the DMV doesn't collect an additional tax.

Yes I need a car but I'm not going to pay for metal that'll be worth scrap value in 5 years time.

If you're a fan of 2048 and want to challenge yourself, the time - attack and challenge modes are great and replaying levels can easily consume several hours on your daily commute or a long car journey, but they're definitely not worth paying # 4.49 for when you can get the original mobile game for free.

WOW, WOW and more WOW.its phenomenal, performance is mind blowing also a real head turner, everywhere I go in mine I get people looking and complementing, it was a little expensive but with the shattering performance and quality / good looks it's worth every penny.not many cars out there to beat one of these and if there are any they cost a lot, lot more.the very limited number produced makes them an extremely rare car.resale will be kept high.ive been offered more than I paid for mine but WILL NOT SELL THERES NOTHING TO MATCH THE QUALITY / LOOKS

Paying for labor at dealerships is where most people begin to lose value with these cars (not that a qualified technician isn't worth it if you don't know what you're doing or have trouble).

I just thought it was worth pointing out that the more logical explanation than the ultimate version of an already brilliant car being shite is that 85 % of owners most likely either purchased the GT4 with the intention of selling it on for a significant profit having briefly sampled it for themselves (lets face it it was a foregone conclusion the GT4 would instantly shoot up in value) OR 85 % of owners were intelligent enough to spot that zero supply and huge demand could produce a significant profit for them having just paid less than # 70,000 for it.

Definitely a very nice car and worth the price we paid for it.

I purchase a used 2011 Camaro LT2 - RS I could have purchased the SS if I wanted to - drove them both before purchasing - The SS is more powerul of course but honestly not by much - its power you really do nt need and cant use in everyday driving the V6 is awesome and pushes 315HP which is FAST - you can pass just about anybody - I am not an aggresive driver in any way shape or form, but sometimes you need that extra push and the V6 has it - paying 8 to 10 grand more for 80 more horses in my opinion is just not worth the money --RRB- buy your girlfriend a car with that cash!)

Smooth, seamlessly powerful, and with an excellent engine note, this is definitely the powerplant for this car, and worth the premium you'll pay for it.

There are definitely more spacious estate cars out there for less money — but you may think the CLA's distinctive looks, classy image and luxurious finish are worth paying a little extra for.

I won't get into a value discussion because a car like this is worth whatever you'll pay for it.

If you are prepared to pay good money, it's worth searching for well looked after car from the last few years of production, preferably owned by an enthusiast.

As said before, I would buy another in a heart beat... with 295,000 miles on the odometer the care has a negative value (just don't tell that to the car)... happy owner, had chevys since I was in high school... 1949 fastback pea green, and paid a whopping $ 50.00 for it (it ran great for two years, the tranny went) should have kept my 1958 Impala two door, paid $ 800 for it and today it is worth $ 80,000, but who knew!

I am actually excited when I get in this car because you pay $ 24k for a car that is worth $ 38K.

Think about it: If you would pay $ 15,000 for a used car with a clean accident history, how much would you pay for the same vehicle if it had $ 5,000 worth of damage and was repaired?

If you happen to find a well - cared for car in good condition, it might worth to pay a higher price.

I love the fusion but after 1 year of ownership and only 7k mile on the odo, the car I paid 32k for is only worth 16k.

I test drove several cars that I was reading rave reviews about - the Ford Focus, the Chevy Cruze, the Hyundai Elantra, the Nissan Sentra (which was worth considering, although darn it no telescoping steering wheel) and others that didn't get the rave reviews like the Honda Civic, which was overpriced I thought and not too impressive... But I LOVED the Corolla S although you pay more for the S, and then I was almost in Camry

I shelled out 300.00 the next day, after picking up the car from the dealer and it rides much better... so moral of the story... take any used car to a trusted mechcinic BEFORE YOU BUY THE CAR and pay him up to 100.00 for a Full «TUG AND PULL AND FLUID CHECK AND ROAD TEST BY A PROFESIONAL its well worth it if you plan to keep the car and all the safety features it hacar from the dealer and it rides much better... so moral of the story... take any used car to a trusted mechcinic BEFORE YOU BUY THE CAR and pay him up to 100.00 for a Full «TUG AND PULL AND FLUID CHECK AND ROAD TEST BY A PROFESIONAL its well worth it if you plan to keep the car and all the safety features it hacar to a trusted mechcinic BEFORE YOU BUY THE CAR and pay him up to 100.00 for a Full «TUG AND PULL AND FLUID CHECK AND ROAD TEST BY A PROFESIONAL its well worth it if you plan to keep the car and all the safety features it haCAR and pay him up to 100.00 for a Full «TUG AND PULL AND FLUID CHECK AND ROAD TEST BY A PROFESIONAL its well worth it if you plan to keep the car and all the safety features it hacar and all the safety features it has..

Either way, paying a slightly higher interest charge or extra fees can certainly be worth it in a pinch - especially if you need money immediately for car repairs, doctor bills, groceries, gas to get back and forth to your place of employment, or other needs that spring up at the most inopportune times.

If you have an old car, however, the current cash value your policy pays might not be worth the cost of the premiums and deductible for the coverage.

If you're at fault for an accident, in which you total another driver's car that's worth $ 20,000, you'd have to pay the $ 15,000 difference out of pocket.

And your car isn't worth what you paid for it, it's only worth what someone else would pay you for it, so check the Black Book Value.

For me, that's changing the language to say, «in 2013, I will increase my net worth by at least $ 6000» rather than, «I will pay off my student loan and my car loan.»

While consumer debt — loans to pay for a car, a vacation, most home renovations, or other consumables — is a blight on a person's potential net worth, it's not in the same category as asset - backed debt.

I let him know, flatly, that I wasn't interested in paying $ 12k - Near MSRP - for this 2 year old, used car, and that it wasn't worth it.

I originally paid about $ 30,000 for my car, and it's worth about $ 10,000 today.

It's important when taking out a car loan not to end up paying more for the car than what it's worth.

Actually, when a car is totaled or stolen, the owner's insurance company will usually only pay the owner for how much the car was worth on the market, not how much the owner still owes on the car.

Additionally, car loans pay for an asset that decreases in value, which offsets your overall net worth.

By the time you're done paying your loan, you'll have paid more than the sticker price for a car that's likely worth less than half of what you paid for it.

So, if your car is totaled and you owe more and your car than it is worth, you would be stuck paying for a car even after your insurance cuts you a check you for the loss.

I put travel charges on an air miles card which gives air miles that are worth the same as 1 % back, so I'm better off using other cards for most purchases, but it pays 2 % in air miles for travel purchases (flights, car rentals, hotels, etc.) but monetarily it's the same as 2 % cash on other cards.

Assuming you financed your purchase you're making a monthly payment for a car that is worth less than you're paying for it.

I bought an expensive car at an auction for about 75 % of what it was worth where I paid 12k cash with all the money I saved.

It takes self - discipline to save up enough cash to pay for a car, but honestly, not having to make a $ 400 car payment every month is so worth it.

A downtown freight company can not expect to pay the same rate for their commercial truck insurance as a Dallas Fort Worth International Airport cab company would pay to cover a fleet of cars.

After the loan is paid, you can list the car for how much the loan was worth to get your money back or a little more if you want to make a profit off of your car.

Ironically, the amount she paid annually for her «collision» insurance was more than what her car was worth.

In order to follow this course of action, you will need to sell this car, probably kick in a $ 3,000 or so because it is probably worth less than you paid and you have to cover sales taxes, and buy the car that you can pay cash for.

However, the endorsement is worth it if you recently purchased a new car, as Progressive's average customer pays only $ 5 a month for it.

If the vehicle isn't worth much, you might want to «put the extra money either toward higher liability limits or in a savings account to pay for your car if something happened to it,» Baughman says.

In ten years» time, a house should be worth more than you paid for it, while a new car will be worth next to nothing.

What's more, you owe more for the car than it is worth because the money you get when you sell it is not enough to pay off the loan.

For example, if you have a $ 500 deductible, and you have $ 2000 worth of damage to your car, the insurance company will pay $ 1500 and you pay $ 500.

As long as the car you rent is worth less than $ 75,000, and you pay for the rental with your card, you're covered.

When you use your Discover card to pay for a rental car, you will be automatically covered for up to $ 25,000 worth of damage.