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09 bones... My credit is in the toilet.. so I got into this lease deal knowing that I would get bent over on the bike... By the time I finish the lease I will have spent over 30 grand...WOW!!! A loan is not possible and I don't want any cosigners involved...So tell me I'm nut's
Ok, you're not only nuts, but damn crazy. Could have damn near had a CVO model for that price. Good luck getting out of that, but in the meantime enjoy the ride.
Not that nutz... after all you have wheels.
Ok they will cost you both arms and legs but this lease may help your credit if payments are done on time.
You have your futur in your hands!
Not that nutz... after all you have wheels.
Ok they will cost you both arms and legs but this lease may help your credit if payments are done on time.
You have your futur in your hands!
This. Yeah, its neither the best nor ideal, but its the best for your current situation, so sit back, make your payments, and enjoy your ride!
I know you said that it's a lease. But many years ago my credit was crap due to divorce. But i financed a bike at 16% for 72 months, Crazy right! but I knew going in I would pay a high rate. I had figured the cost and was able to pay off the bike in 24 months by making larger payments thus knocking down the principal and saving on paying higher interest.
When you buy a house and get a Mortgage you pay 3 or 4times what the house is worth. So you are not that Nutz. You have to decide how much is it worth to ride each month if you are OK with it get it.
09 bones... My credit is in the toilet.. so I got into this lease deal knowing that I would get bent over on the bike... By the time I finish the lease I will have spent over 30 grand...WOW!!! A loan is not possible and I don't want any cosigners involved...So tell me I'm nut's
Deals like what you're in, is one of the reasons why you're credit is in the toilet.
I hate to be harsh, but you're not nuts you're just plain irresponsible.
It's decisions like your lease that is probably the reason you can't get a decent loan.
I'm happy for you to be able to have a decent ride, but you should dump the ride you have now and take what you are now paying monthly and put it in the bank for 36-48 months and then go out and pay cash for a nice bike.
Sure you will not have a ride for 36-48 months but at what you will end up paying with the deal you have now, you could buy two bikes.
I was 50 years old before I bought my first Harley.
Not because I couldn't afford it earlier, but because I had other things that were of higher priority.
If your credit is that bad, you have higher priorities that owning a Harley.
Last edited by Bluraven; Aug 13, 2014 at 03:47 PM.
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