Indio
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Well yeah, there are a number of variables, that's why I brought it up in terms of the idea price doesn't matter anymore. And also, people who don't look at price, or look at monthly payments, I wouldn't call that a good move, regardless of what they could afford.You're mixing in a whole bunch of variables there....from TVM and inflation to questionable reliability improvements considering the associated increases in complexity and cost of components as well as repairs.
One thing's certain...if you're someone looking at vehicles based on the "payment"....you likely cannot really "afford" that vehicle.
My reason for posting, was this idea that price doesn't matter, and to know how people dropping 50k, or sometimes 100k total in two vehicle households, are doing in terms of the financials when it comes out in the wash. Does price matter? If not should everyone go drop 50k on a vehicle?
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