Buying A Car Based On Income -

He had $5,000 saved. For the SUV, that wasn't even 10%.

Two years later, Leo pulled up to a trailhead in his silver sedan. His friend pulled up next to him in a flashy truck—the kind Leo almost bought. His friend looked exhausted, complaining about working overtime just to cover the "beast's" insurance. buying a car based on income

At 24, Leo had just landed his first "real" paycheck. His brain was doing a frantic dance between two versions of himself. He had $5,000 saved

The dealer offered an 84-month loan. Seven years? He’d be thirty before he owned the car. He had $5