crewmember80

Anyone have recommendation for longer term (more than 72 months) loan for the GT3? I know alot of you may say things like long term loans are not good or that I can't " afford" the car. I know what I am do, I just want to maximize my monthly cash flow as I do not plan on keeping the GT3 long.

LexVan

Some good info in here:

https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...3-through.html

neurotic

I'm not entirely sure you do, but that's not for me to judge.

7% 144mon loan.
https://www.woodsidecredit.com

Freddie Two Bs

That's a terrible rate! Like a single B minus unsecured credit!

neurotic

but hey, you can now afford a depreciative asset of 200K for a low monthly payment.

fastmd

I will do as long as you want at 13%.

2016 gt3

Try US bank I have found them to be very competitive on new cars.

ExMB

A flipper asking the RL membership how to do it?

IrishAndy

STG

Larry Cable

agreed although I refi'ed my 991 GTS with BofA and got a better rate with them.

MEM82

Do any banks/credit unions finance more than $100k (other than woodside,jj, etc)? I heard DCU does, but I'm not sure.

Larry Cable

yes.

gago1101

Try USE credit union. 72 months should be low to mid 2s. I locked mine at 1.59 for 36 months last month. In general, no one get beat these guys.

Golden Boy

I used premier financial in 2015 for my LFA Early pay stops interest in in tracks at the day of payment. Used them to bridge closing the deal and having the funds be available. $200k loan only cost me $6k plus fees/inception which brought it to $9k for a 6 month bridge. Cheap in my opinion.