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MINI soon-ish
I've been a future MINI owner since my test drive on 8/28/04 at 11:43 AM EST.
The plan is to pay off my Jeep Cherokee and then order a 2006 PW/B MCS. The Cherokee is scheduled to be paid off in 10/2006, but I'm going to shoot for sooner - I owe what its worth. We're keeping it for utility, but I just want out of the payments before I take on the MINI. I've sung this song before, but I enjoy leaving my mark in this forum even if I'm not an owner yet.
How much should I have to deposit to place my order?
Can you recommend a good financial institution? Capital One Auto Finance has already been recommended to me, and looks like a good option.
The plan is to pay off my Jeep Cherokee and then order a 2006 PW/B MCS. The Cherokee is scheduled to be paid off in 10/2006, but I'm going to shoot for sooner - I owe what its worth. We're keeping it for utility, but I just want out of the payments before I take on the MINI. I've sung this song before, but I enjoy leaving my mark in this forum even if I'm not an owner yet.
How much should I have to deposit to place my order?
Can you recommend a good financial institution? Capital One Auto Finance has already been recommended to me, and looks like a good option.
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Originally Posted by cshontz
I've been a future MINI owner since my test drive on 8/28/04 at 11:43 AM EST.
The plan is to pay off my Jeep Cherokee and then order a 2006 PW/B MCS. The Cherokee is scheduled to be paid off in 10/2006, but I'm going to shoot for sooner - I owe what its worth. We're keeping it for utility, but I just want out of the payments before I take on the MINI. I've sung this song before, but I enjoy leaving my mark in this forum even if I'm not an owner yet.
How much should I have to deposit to place my order?
Can you recommend a good financial institution? Capital One Auto Finance has already been recommended to me, and looks like a good option.
The plan is to pay off my Jeep Cherokee and then order a 2006 PW/B MCS. The Cherokee is scheduled to be paid off in 10/2006, but I'm going to shoot for sooner - I owe what its worth. We're keeping it for utility, but I just want out of the payments before I take on the MINI. I've sung this song before, but I enjoy leaving my mark in this forum even if I'm not an owner yet.
How much should I have to deposit to place my order?
Can you recommend a good financial institution? Capital One Auto Finance has already been recommended to me, and looks like a good option.
For all my 3 MINI purchases, I have only used Capital One Auto Finance. they are the best and the service is second to none. I highly recommend them!
Two months ago I bought my third MINI, a new 2005 MCS, which I financed for 30 months @ 4% APR. You can also check your local credit union, commercial bank or thrift, but for convenience, low rates and top notch service, Capital One continues to beat them all.
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Is the general rule-of-thumb to purchase at invoice, and if dealer won't sell at invoice, go to another dealer? (despite location)
Is the price generated by the configurator "invoice"?
Can I expect the dealer to offer a trade on a moderately equipped 96 Jeep Cherokee Sport, 120k miles, average condition? (considering private sale)
Sorry about these relatively basic questions. The wheels started to turn in my head, and I have a really bad itch that needs scratched.
Is the price generated by the configurator "invoice"?
Can I expect the dealer to offer a trade on a moderately equipped 96 Jeep Cherokee Sport, 120k miles, average condition? (considering private sale)
Sorry about these relatively basic questions. The wheels started to turn in my head, and I have a really bad itch that needs scratched.
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