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When purchasing a car with a loan, it is important for you to decide whether you want to pay it off soon or extending it. I suggest that you should pay off your loan as soon as possible. Because many people will want to get a 60 month loan for a low monthly payment, but there are some ramifications. While you pay it off little by little, the company that loaned you the money will milk out the money from you by the interest rate your paying.

Statistics have shown that the average Americans will choose a 60 to 70 months payments on their new car or used car; don't be one of them because if you have the extra bit of money to pay off the car, I implore you to do it.

Its practically a common sense to actually pay off your loan sooner because you actually cutting your chances of paying off a lot interest. That is basis of all car loans, dealers are ecstatic to hear from you that you want to lease the car. Then offering you a monthly payment that is ridiculously low, but they'll forget to mention that you're also taking a big risk about paying high interest rates because of the long payments. Think about it, if you bought a car that cost $25,000 and it took you 7 years to pay off. After you paid it off, it would have totaled $32,000 moreover, it had cost you about 7 grand more to pay off the car. And also you can only get this loan of you have a good credit, if you don't then you're paying a lot more.

Its an expensive ordeal to buy a car, let alone getting a loan for that expensive car your purchasing. If you at least paid attention to what I mentioned above. You will be saving plenty of your hard earn cash, and also actually save the value of your car. So next time a dealer ask you to least the car that you want with no down payment. Tell them you rather put a large down and pay it off soon.

Jacobson has a wealth of knowledge about automobiles and also a f1 fanatic. He partakes in many auto crossing and tracks days; furthermore, he is a medical assistant at a large hospital firm. His passion for racing was magnified throughout the years and hoping to make it out in professional level. In the mean time medicine pays and racing is still a hobby.