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Hello. We owe $18,930.00 or so on a 2016 trailer. It has bunks but we now want a rear kitchen model. The rig we like is a 2017 selling for !8k or so. For kicks and giggles we went to dealer to look at...
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spoon059 wrote:Winnebago Bob wrote:jarata1 wrote:
I couldn't imagine paying for a trailer for 12 years
^This. Ugh. Not even half.
And I can't imagine being so self righteous as to make comments like these... Some people, myself included, cannot afford to pay $24,000 outright for a trailer. It's not your money they are spending, so why are you so concerned with how they are spending it...?
I think he was posting more along the lines of it makes no financial sense.
24K @ 144 months, 4.5% = $7104 interest, payment $216
24K @ 72 months, 4.5% = $3430 interest, payment $381
On something such as a camper which is a luxury item, most people would think if you can't afford the additional $165 per month to save the $3674 in interest you can't afford it. One thing is for certain, most $24K trailers purchased now days, will be worth about 24 cents 12 years from now LOL.
