A 2007 Carrera S has a base price of just over $80k. However, you will be unlikely to find an unoptioned car on a dealer lot, and might be less likely to work out any kind of deal if you were to order one (if that is what you wanted). Assuming you were to take delivery of one in dealerstock, and work out a bit of a discount, and tax and license will bring you out to a final price around $95k.
For a going rate of 6.98% on a 48 month loan, with $20k down, you would have a monthly payment of just under $1800 a month. However, the fact that you are asking some of these questions and wondering how much you can afford suggests you cannot afford this. Keep in mind that even if the $20k down and $1800 a month seem like they might be almost within reach, there will be insurance costs and maintenance. Both will seem costly if you are already stretching to just afford the car... which will also not be ideally suited as your only vehicle.
2007-06-20 10:25:12
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answered by Paul S 7
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My point of view is a Boxster is a 2-seater car, that will depends on you whether you want a 2seater or 4seaters. At least the 911 C4 can still squeeze in passenger at the back. Porsche in Singapore had launch their new 911 C4 last year and it comes with a Cabrio and coupe. And the new Boxster is coming in soon, why dont you go down and compare both cars before you make the decision? Your C4 is more than a 10yr old car, I guess it's time you trade-in and change. Boxster only comes in cabrio, and cabrio cars tend to be more noisy cos of the cloth roof top. Whereas a coupe is make of hardtop. If you were to buy a 911, chose a coupe, at least you can open and close like a Boxster, but at least that will keep the noisy level on the road down in comparison to a Boxster.
2016-05-20 04:53:26
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answered by Anonymous
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About 15 % +
2007-06-19 19:41:26
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answered by andy t 3
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If you are worried about car payments, dont do it.
If you want a nice carrera, buy a 2001ish 911. you can get a very nice one for around 30 grand, and they are wickedly awesome cars. I owned one for about 5 years. Was very happy with the car.
2007-06-20 16:08:00
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answered by Kyle M 6
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That would depend on how many months your loan is. What the percent of interest your paying. And how much the total price is. You can find loan calculators with google.
2007-06-19 19:46:57
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answered by Anonymous
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Take to a loan officer at a bank or at the dealership's finance office, since this is a concern to you.
2007-06-21 05:03:07
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answered by Ms Cutie Pie 3
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Almost as much as the insurance premium. You can't afford it.
2007-06-21 15:55:17
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answered by Jennifer F 3
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Christ, man, why are you asking us ??!!
2007-06-20 07:00:05
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answered by Anonymous
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