TotallyHucked
Senior Member
- Joined
- Feb 23, 2023
- Posts
- 409
- Reaction score
- 733
- Location
- Gainesville, Ga
- Ram Year
- 2017 Sport CCLWB
- Engine
- 5.7
Like others have said, the refi is probably your best bet, worth the effort to at least have the extra funds go to the principal. Or sell and buy a cheap car for a while. I got divorced 4 years ago and have bought/sold a few cars since, lost on a couple and got tired of juggling money or losing and nothing lasting. I paid 8k cash for a loaded, older Fusion to daily. It's been fantastic-comfortable, great options, great fuel mileage. It's helped me save a ton of money over the last year or so. Now I'm finally in a position to comfortably buy another truck, but am looking at used stuff ~30k. I took out a car loan through my bank (Lightstream, by Suntrust), it's not a good time for interest rates but with a used truck, the payment is reasonable and I can throw a little extra toward it each money to pay it off early which will save money. Sometimes you have to step back and sacrifice for a while.