What should I do???
#5
Thread Starter
2011 BMW 335i
iTrader: (2)
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 1,256
Likes: 1
From: Southern California
^I would most likely lease it, my payment would be $599 a month plus tax and stuff. I currently pay $627 for the TL so I would be right there payment wise. I don't know if this is what I really want though, I looked at new TL SH-AWD and I just couldn't see myself in it, other option in C300 or 335i Coupe.... I hate car shopping...
I'd owned the TL since brand new so I have had it for almost 4 years (In Oct 2009) and I am really getting that new car itch
I'd owned the TL since brand new so I have had it for almost 4 years (In Oct 2009) and I am really getting that new car itch
Last edited by carlos9827; 03-26-2009 at 11:55 PM.
Trending Topics
#11
now if it was me I'd keep the TL. while the E a stunning car you'll be paying on it for awhile. the TL a reliable well built car. run it atleast till it's paid off then go shop for a new car. payments FTL.
#15
That E is amazing but I would go for the 335 Convert too unless you have a family or something.
Oh, 627 a month for the TL, wow! I wasnt thrilled about my payment for 324 a month on the TL
Oh, 627 a month for the TL, wow! I wasnt thrilled about my payment for 324 a month on the TL
#23
I'll be the conservative person here and say keep your TL and save your money. You're young, already have a nice car that is still running fine, and have a lot of other stuff to look forward to. I know it's tempting, but look at the situation realistically.
#25
teh Senior Instigator
Joined: Sep 2000
Posts: 44,094
Likes: 979
From: Huntington Beach, CA -> Ashburn, VA -> Raleigh, NC -> Walnut Creek, CA
Remember, that a new model E class is about to be released and this body style will take a huge hit on resale..you may want to wait
#26
#27
You could buy a new car, or put that extra money away and in over a year, I bet you could almost pay a monthly mortgage (depending on where you live). The TL is already a great car, so in this case...potential house > car. You'd be way ahead of many people your age.
#28
You could buy a new car, or put that extra money away and in over a year, I bet you could almost pay a monthly mortgage (depending on where you live). The TL is already a great car, so in this case...potential house > car. You'd be way ahead of many people your age.
#29
^I would most likely lease it, my payment would be $599 a month plus tax and stuff. I currently pay $627 for the TL so I would be right there payment wise. I don't know if this is what I really want though, I looked at new TL SH-AWD and I just couldn't see myself in it, other option in C300 or 335i Coupe.... I hate car shopping...
I'd owned the TL since brand new so I have had it for almost 4 years (In Oct 2009) and I am really getting that new car itch
I'd owned the TL since brand new so I have had it for almost 4 years (In Oct 2009) and I am really getting that new car itch
Don't lease.....ever.
#30
You could buy a new car, or put that extra money away and in over a year, I bet you could almost pay a monthly mortgage (depending on where you live). The TL is already a great car, so in this case...potential house > car. You'd be way ahead of many people your age.
#31
Thread Starter
2011 BMW 335i
iTrader: (2)
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 1,256
Likes: 1
From: Southern California
Thanks guys for all advice, especially the ones who suggest buying a home, right now I would not be able to afford a mortgage though, but that is definately in my plans for the next couple years. I agree with the fact the MB E-class is more like an older persons car, I think I am just going to keep the TL and see what happens but most likely next car will be a bimmer (335i Coupe or Conv)...