AaronB

It is true if you can afford a 60 month or less loan take it. Some credit unions give the same percentage rate no matter how long the term is. In this case you are spending more on interest over time, which is always the case. The sooner you pay off the less you spend in interest since it gains daily. Some financial insitutions have a buy out fee the reasoning is to insure they get their money's worth those are bad places to get a loan from. Part of my statement is very sarcastic "The blessing of financing" because you always lose no matter what. It's just about how much you are willing to lose. My last car I was pretty satisfied with because I owned it for a year got bored of it and only paid $5,000 out of a $12,000 loan. It was a 2003 VW GTI. The math was wrong 6-8% Sorry. In that case for that price it may be a bad Idea unless you really want that warranty. But then again you could get one at a lower price still in it's current manufacturer warranty and pay $2400 for 2 years and 75,000 miles.

Oneirical

wow... just so ya know.. this information, from all of you, HAS really helped

i think yall get the RX-8 for a reason that i didnt suspect though, until now, but wow, it is a styling ****** car.

its more of a show race car in my mind, which is cool as hell, just not sure if thats what i want, i found some good stuff from private sellers.. but i dont know much about cars.. and i dont know what to check.. i dont know any good mechanics

how much to get a mechanic to certify it?