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kohai
Apr 19, 2015Explorer
You can get to 5% with any vehicle by stretching out the number of years.
The unasked question is how much $ should you spend?
I've heard it said that the value of all of your vehicles/toys that have a motor shouldn't add up to more than 50% of your household annual income.
(I'm a cash for cars/toys person as well.)
The unasked question is how much $ should you spend?
I've heard it said that the value of all of your vehicles/toys that have a motor shouldn't add up to more than 50% of your household annual income.
(I'm a cash for cars/toys person as well.)
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