This post is aimed at people in the same boat as me:
-Graduation or Recently Graduated from college
-Have a job lined up to start this summer. (Mine is around $50K/yr)
-Doesn't have a NEED for a new car, but obv. wants a GTI >
(My '98 Jetta has 110K on it, runs great)
Anyway, i noticed:
http://www.vw.com/financial/credit_first_time.html
on the VW website and I'm wondering if anyone has any experience using this New Grad financing or knows anymore about what rates to expect. Am I better off looking for outside financing?
I really want a new GTI, but I'm just not sure if it's financially wise at all when I've easily got another 4 to 5 years left on my Jetta. It's just I get the feeling that 4-5 years from now it's not going to be economically feasible to drive a 25 MPG car. (the GTI, and thus that's why I want to drive it now)
Sigh, too much to think about. Needed to vent.
-Graduation or Recently Graduated from college
-Have a job lined up to start this summer. (Mine is around $50K/yr)
-Doesn't have a NEED for a new car, but obv. wants a GTI >
Anyway, i noticed:
http://www.vw.com/financial/credit_first_time.html
on the VW website and I'm wondering if anyone has any experience using this New Grad financing or knows anymore about what rates to expect. Am I better off looking for outside financing?
I really want a new GTI, but I'm just not sure if it's financially wise at all when I've easily got another 4 to 5 years left on my Jetta. It's just I get the feeling that 4-5 years from now it's not going to be economically feasible to drive a 25 MPG car. (the GTI, and thus that's why I want to drive it now)
Sigh, too much to think about. Needed to vent.