Recalled for seat belt tensioners also, they can catch on fire if you're in a wreck. Don't ask me to explain that one, they changed the insulation to the wiring on the floor where you get in by the seats. Was fairly quick.
I've only completely ruined a few VW's. All electric issues then coolant issues. Not always that order lol.I heard it translated to people's car...
Isn't a single bad car in the whole VW group family. Vw, Audi, Porsche, can't go wrong. Built like little tanks, never breaks, ez to work on, cheap like borsh, drive very gud.
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I could never relate to the lease thing.
Cvt transmission. That's what kara wanted until we found that out. Rogues are awesome but have notorious trans problems
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Haven’t had a single issue myself personally It works really wellCvt transmission. That's what kara wanted until we found that out. Rogues are awesome but have notorious trans problems
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I'm a debbie downer on this thread lol
Leasing is trap for people who don't understand proper credit management. They keep trading in and carrying over the remaining/outstanding debt until they are way underwater on the loan. Plus, like cn says, all the dings they hit you for at lease end. Sometimes, if the deal is right and you plan from the get go to buy out the car at lease end, it's ok. but I still look for my own financing anymore.
No.. leasing is financially advantages compared to traditional financing everything else being equal. Due to financial illiteracy it is generally used by people who turn their cars over quick enough their eating a ton of depreciation, and dealers are more than happy to help the stupid buy a new car every couple years. But if your smart and intend to buy the thing outright you will almost always pay less total dollars doing it as a lease.
You got those three words correct.
leasing only makes sense for a corporation who's gonna write it off.
Since you are giving out stellar financial advice, should I pay off my house in 4 years or refi to a 40 year mortgage? Thanks in advance
Do you even math bro? It's just a smarter way to structure your financing in lots of cases. You still own it at the end if you do it the way I recommend you just pay less money for it...
40 year. Pay only minimum payment. Money fake. Money makes money. They printing that shit like crazy. Use the banks money anytime you can get it cheap. Mortgage super cheap, take all the money at that rate you can claim.
not financing anything is the way to succeed.
thanks. i knew i was right in paying it off in 4 years. just do the opposite of your advice.
Stupidest old man advice that is still super common. In 2019 this is financial retardation. Work like a fool if you want. But I'll stick with having the banks money working for me while I stay home and smoke my flowers.
I retired at 30 bro.. you do you...
sure you are. and you are married to a Canadian super model and live on Lake Como.
It is so sad when the chronically unemployed call themselves retired.
No supermodel. No paradise location. But haven't worked in 8 years. Retired at 30. Zero fucks given if you don't believe.
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