I can't imagine buying a depreciating asset on finance. Unless you're rich enough that it doesn't worry you but I'm certainly not that rich. Buy something that you like that you can pay cash for. Save for it in advance. You'll enjoy it much more.
@@garethwynn01 most people that say that don’t buy a sports car still don’t save that money they didn’t spend on a car, they just want to say something negative in a condescending manner.
Got my 2021 premium for $58000 in October 2020. Tuneable luckily. I put $15,000 down and got an interest rate of 2.9% with a credit score of 774. My payments were $587 a month. I've refinanced since then and my payment is now down to $415 a month. Geico full coverage is $137 a month with a clean driving record, no tickets. So, less than $600 a month to own a Supra.
@@jml9550 Yea, only way I could have the payment in a comfortable position. Anything else was too high. After chunking away and refinancing, payment is down to less than $450 a month now.
Yeah my AAA insurance had no code to go find its rate for this type of car they said it came under a Speciality limited edition but since its a sedan it was still not as high as i thought it was going to be I pay about 35 dollars more then I used to monthly!!
Yeah absolutely not true. I pay less than 100 for full coverage, with other perks like windshield, towing, etc. Because according to the agent, it's a safer car from how well they handle and safety tech, and theft is low cause of their security.
It has nothing to do with whether it says BMW or Toyota. Insurance company will factor many things. Including what type of coverage do you exactly want on the vehicle. Also your driving record and history. Also your location will determine how much more or less insurance you will have to pay. When I use to live in Los Angeles county my insurance was way more. When I moved to San Bernardino County in Apple Valley, Ca my insurance drastically dropped by a huge amount every month due to my new location.
yeah that math ain't mathing 😂 he's lying about something. Especially since he said he got the car for 53k, and just 60months finance. He either got finessed bad or is lying
It’s kind of important to ask what LOAN TERM they decided on. 🤦♂️ Can’t be all surprised the guy that basically had $20,000 down still has an almost $900 payment when another guy is paying less than $500 who had a higher final total. Obviously he’s on a 48mo term vs the dude paying more total but set his up for damn 84 freaking months like a sucker.
It doesn’t add up for ol dude, his car was 53k, he said he put down 10k plus the 10k from his trade in so that would have made the car 33k to finance, he said he got a 2.5 APR with a 5 year loan, no way are his payments 880, he has to have a 3 or 4 year loan for his payments to be that high, he would be paying like high 500s or low low 600s if it was a 5 year loan, it don’t add up
My guess is 53k doesnt include tax tags fees or anyother non sense the finance office added. So people say they paid 53k but assuming fees it could be another 15% so 60k maybe.
I bought mine at 62,425 2021 3.0 premium. 2.5% apr at $927 a month. it had less than 4k miles on it when purchased. i put 0 down only traded in my 2020 Tacoma they paid me 40k for the truck and only owed like 37k ish. Overpaid quite a bit but still extremely happy. I pay 160$ for full coverage insurance. Love the look of ur supra keep vids coming
I got my 2020 Premium in April for $49,750 but had $3500 in negative roll over trade in so I’m still happy with what I got mine for worth more now that what I walked out with
man... i don't remember what the lease deals were, but cash/finance rebate was really good in Aug-December. $4500 cash rebate or 0% APR. got my 3.0 premium in Aug 2020 for 50k + TTL and a 33k trade-in. they were real desperate to sell after the 2021 power bump was announced
I have tier 1 credit it's hard to kind of find anything better than 2.49% I see usually dealerships running those kind of promotions a 0% apr. That's amazing.
@@rudrapatel1112 It's a 3.0 Premium with the driver asst, PPF, CF mirror caps which came out to $58,815. And there was about a $2K dealer mark up. I tried talking them down to MSRP and they did not budge an inch because it was the only one available here in Nor Cal at that time
Wow. Blue and violet are actually two of my favorite colors, so I really like this paint job. Hopefully I can get a Supra someday. I just started a new job at a game company back on December 15. I can finally start saving. I was down to 3.00 in my account back in early November. Now I am over 6 thousand and rising. I have a stock 2016 Genesis Coupe 3.8. I either plan to have a built 2.0 placed in it, or have it LS3 swapped.
Bought my 2020 Supra brand new. 1.9%apr zero down. 500 a month. 840.00 every 6 months for insurance which includes 4 cars and my mortgage insurance on a brand new house. 17 Tacoma. 21 Honda CR-V, and a 2003 Honda Civic. I live in Washington state. I bank with USAA also my insurance. Lease is not good. I also have a 826 credit score. Retired military. I used to lease my 21 4Runner trd pro it’s a waste of money to lease. Lease has so many rules. Your not even supposed to be modding that car lol
2023 Supra 3.0 premium $84,000 (In PR we pay insane taxes and everything is more expensive), no down payment, credit score 780 with 5.74% interest rate (the lowest at the time) through USAA bank, monthly payments of 1,232.🙄
Watching this video confirms young people make some of the dumbest financial decisions out there. No wonder the average car payment is over $700/month now.
The B58 already have many issues in a very short time...one issue oil consumption problems and electrical components problems...so keep this in mind before get a GR Supra and don't get me wrong is a very fast and fun to drive car looks cool and the motor internals are bullet proof until rated around 1,100 hp but like most of BMW's the electrical,and how hard is for repair can make the prize of maintenance extremely high after the issurance end and the externals parts are so frail vs the internals you already can check many videos on YT from owners that have this issues in a very short time...better wait until Nissan400z go out is not faster but you can have a manual, looks better in my opinion and is cheaper is just my opinion you are free to buy whatever you want but keep this in mind ...
@@tukes_ is looking better have better interior and visibility.The only part of the car that look worst is the front grill.Rear and overall look better and more practical and of course without al that fake vents.And for the prize i can even modified the ugly from look with after market custom style and i still have plenty of money to buy a custom chip,better exhaust and still cheaper than the BMW money pit.
Why would you modify a leased car? Makes no sense. And my Supra costs me 50K out the door. I pay $99 a month for insurance through Progressive and my monthly payments are $468 with 1.99% financing after I put down 17K. I also got an extended warranty with my car.
@@tukes_ But when you return a leased car in the end, they expect it to Not be modified and in the end, you wind up losing money. I hope you can replace it with all of the original parts and that wrap doesn't damage the paint, because they can also charge you for damages to repair the paint when the wrap is removed.
Been following you on insta! Love the ride, now looking at one myself. Went to dealer yesterday, 62.9K before anything for a 22 turbelence grey 3.0 premium ordered😒
Look around dude. I paid 56k before taxes for a 1.9k mile 3.0 with tinting and clear bra plus a90 carbon steering wheel. Just to put it into perspective I believe some people got the 3.0 for like 49k before the chip shortage. So buying at 62.9k will put you close to almost 15k over what people paid a year or two ago. I couldn’t justify paying the 63k at the Toyota dealership so I bought slightly used which was way better.
$800 a month + insurance... Jesus, I've had evo back in 2015-2021. Paid, $575 a month + $180 insurance. In 2-3 years, I got sick of doing payments on cars. Such a waste of money for me personally.
Please youngins dont make yourself too car poor im 25 btw so im no geezer but i think a gen finance rule of thumb is if you dont have 40% of the vehicle in cash tis too expensive, 20% down and another 20% just so you're not spending all your savings. Also leases which don't build any equity and still have super high payments seem like a fleece. also you can build sick cars for 30k and under ive had a mini,335,m3, and a now a TT last 3 were are all real quick. tis the end of my bnoring ted talk sick supras though really love them and they are fast af whhen tuned and still real quick factory
After I finish paying off my jeep, I’m looking to get a nice cool looking summer sport car. I always wanted one but in terms of reliability, it snows way too much where I live to start off with a lower suspension car.
@@ryanr482 dude i know...April of '21 i traded a '18 scatpack that i paid 39k,in 2018 for. (i owed 21k when i traded it in.)for a '19 zl11le that listed @67k, so i walked out tax,title,license for 51k and change. The asking price for new now, is insane, and used is even worse...glad i got what i got when i did!! Cheers, bud.
its really easy to make the payments on any car really...i could make comfortably a monthly payment of like 1200 a month on a car. But the hard part is having the good enough credit to get the car lol.
Same I’m in Florida! But no matter what part of Florida you’re in it’s going to be high because we are a busy state. I hate driving my Z in Orlando cause these bitches don’t know how to read the sign! It’s a Manuel so keep space… lol Florida is very accident prone
I understand I may have a lot of ignorance in the car financial world but that’s why I’m asking this question. Hypothetically, let’s say I trade in my Lexus rc350 f-sport for like $28k for (let’s round it up) a $50k supra. And have a decent down payment of roughly 5k. At a 800+ credit score I feel like that should set it up for a relatively cheap 48 month finance right? I live alone and just pay for rent, food and school and don’t have any desire to buy anything extra like going out. I mean, on paper that sounds doable right? I’m mainly looking for anything that I could be missing/forgetting. Payment calculators say roughly $380-400 a month. For a guy who values having a fun car as my main entertainment I feel like that’s not bad. Opinions aside, factually does that make sense?
sounds good on paper but theres always other factors involved like debt to income ratio, credit history (How long you've had accounts open), employment history and so on but seems like in your case debt to income ratio seems like it would be the biggest thing they may look at if all else is good. Im not a finance manager though lol so based on your question I think it makes sense =)
@@tukes_ I appreciate the help in clarifying! Do you think if I walked into a dealership and straight up told them I’m not ready to buy yet but want to make sure this makes sense for when I am. If they’d try to help out of feel like I’m wasting their time
@@BMJMediaLLC I would avoid doing that because most dealers are going to want to see if they can get you into a deal when you're there and then run your credit and put a bunch of inquiries on your credit. If your credit history is good and youve had a car loan on your credit with your score then the only thing would be your debt to income ratio. Just add up your monthly expenses that go ON YOUR CREDIT not phone bill, rent, etc. and then divide that by your gross income and as long as thats lower than lets say 35% than you could potentially qualify for sure if adding in that 50k loan payment doesn't bring that above that percent
When the supra first came out I didnt know what direction they were going to go with the car and if it was reliable yet. It was the first year they made it so i didnt want to get stuck with it for 5 years if there were issues or if they released a manual or different motor
I got the 2022 BMW 230i for 47k after taxes. I put 25k down and pay under 400 a mo for 60 mo at 1.9. Im not having those 600 a mo payments lol. Id rather not take vacations two years in order to have a bigger down.
@@samuelreid603 yea i did the math after i ordered the 230i, i would have paid only a 100 more or so. its ok because of the gas prices. I'm also a f so I dont have the desire to get something stronger maybe.
ummm...is it really that challenging to calculate a lease or finance amount based on the purchase price, down payments and/or trade allowances if any? i dont get it
Damn, some of you guys got boned. I just bought one this month for $57,000 and I traded in a car as my down payment that I had about $17,000 of equity in it. My payment is $615 a month and my insurance is $80 a month.
$140 a month insurance on a sports car when i was 22 years old i was paying $400 a month insurance for a civic my insurance was higher than my car payment crazy howbeasy you guys have it nowadays
@@tukes_ Dude, what he said didn't add up and I'm judging? Lol how the heck do you pay 880/month with a 20,000 down on a $60,000 car. In reality with a not so great credit score, he should be paying $650/month especially with 20,000 dollar down. Also I would like to add, the bank wants to know why you guys are modifying their cars lol.
@@kuvyoghmoobamelica6883 I wasn’t even responding to you bud. I leased for options because I can and was able to afford to have the “choice” to. I didn’t want to buy out a car that depreciates like any other car does, and especially in the first year of the car being made again. Again don’t judge people based off of what you see on here. This video was made on the fly it wasn’t planned we were literally hanging out before watching the Super Bowl none of us wake up everyday worrying about what we pay. We enjoy the cars that’s the luxury
I'm sorry but most of you bought wayyy too much car. If you're buying a 50k+ car and only putting down less than 5k then you need to reconsider your financial situation, (unless everyone got some crazy 0% apr for 60 months but it was just that one guy. just my take.
That's what I'm saying, $870 a month on a 5 year(60month) loan is $52,200 in payments. And even if he was $8k upside down but had $20k down that means he'll end up paying around $72k for the car. He got bent over with out a courtesy reach around. (Previos Toyota Sales Manage of 3 years)
Gonna drop 23k and finance it just hope it will be under $550 a month. I just don’t know how much it will be for final price because there pretty expensive online and at dealerships.
@@henryherrera9111 I know it doesn't work for everyone and I plan on keeping the car for a long time but I hate buying a used sports car. No telling if the person before you actually broke in the engine properly or just sent it as they left the dealer
Lol I technically didn’t bring that I have a business loan so the rates are a little higher but I’m sure I could still be paying less. I should’ve went to hector 😂
I’m only getting 18$ an hour and when I had my Wrx payments of 345 I felt like I was always broke but then again my insurance was like 380$ lmao. It’s now 214$ because it’s paid off and I lowered a lot of shit but still. I might save up another 10k and throw it down with my Wrx if it don’t blow up before then 😂
I had a 2020 Wrx that I traded in I was paying 450 a month I got a 2021 sti limited now my payments are 750 a month and I am definitely always broke lol well I can afford gas 😂.
@@lucian7182 well a 2017 mustang GT sounds nice for 25k with 460hp with 2 small back seats for the kiddos. What’s really drawing me to the Supra is the newer ones are 386hp stock now.
927 payment for a 22 premium nothing down traded in my frs for 16k in cash would have used it for the car but payed off my tundra it’s a lot but I love the car wouldn’t go back
I don’t understand why people talk shit about how much someone pays for their own shit…. They paying for it not you… if they feel it’s worth it then that’s them….
financial illiteracy should be the pandemic, not covid. LMAO!
Financial literacy has left the chat.
Haha. These young cats spending future money. Well 85% of Americans either lease or finance cars.
especially buying bimmer with supra badge on it
I can't imagine buying a depreciating asset on finance. Unless you're rich enough that it doesn't worry you but I'm certainly not that rich. Buy something that you like that you can pay cash for. Save for it in advance. You'll enjoy it much more.
@@garethwynn01 most people that say that don’t buy a sports car still don’t save that money they didn’t spend on a car, they just want to say something negative in a condescending manner.
Got my 2021 premium for $58000 in October 2020. Tuneable luckily. I put $15,000 down and got an interest rate of 2.9% with a credit score of 774. My payments were $587 a month. I've refinanced since then and my payment is now down to $415 a month. Geico full coverage is $137 a month with a clean driving record, no tickets. So, less than $600 a month to own a Supra.
Dang at $587 per month that’s a 7 years loan.
@@jml9550 Yea, only way I could have the payment in a comfortable position. Anything else was too high. After chunking away and refinancing, payment is down to less than $450 a month now.
@@sereph9612 that’s great.
Lucky mf
@@sereph9612 with that payment, you are making like 85k a year..
What’s crazy is the insurance company recognized this as a Toyota so the insurance is cheap, if it’s a BMW name on it, it’s more. Smart move.
Yeah my AAA insurance had no code to go find its rate for this type of car they said it came under a Speciality limited edition but since its a sedan it was still not as high as i thought it was going to be I pay about 35 dollars more then I used to monthly!!
Yeah absolutely not true. I pay less than 100 for full coverage, with other perks like windshield, towing, etc. Because according to the agent, it's a safer car from how well they handle and safety tech, and theft is low cause of their security.
Have you owned a BMW or how do you qualify that statement? I’ve owned a BMW and with full coverage was still paying under $100 a month.
That’s definitely not true
It has nothing to do with whether it says BMW or Toyota. Insurance company will factor many things. Including what type of coverage do you exactly want on the vehicle. Also your driving record and history. Also your location will determine how much more or less insurance you will have to pay. When I use to live in Los Angeles county my insurance was way more. When I moved to San Bernardino County in Apple Valley, Ca my insurance drastically dropped by a huge amount every month due to my new location.
bro there’s no way that guy put 20k down at 2.5% apr and still has a 840+ payment 😟 that’s almost 40% down lol
He probably wants to pay it fast so the payment is the same price as the other but for a wayyyyy shorter period of time
@@legacyca8383 True but at that point just save up another year and buy it cash lol
yeah that math ain't mathing 😂 he's lying about something. Especially since he said he got the car for 53k, and just 60months finance. He either got finessed bad or is lying
He either got a short term loan, or he got butt fucked
@@legacyca8383no did you not hear. HE SAID 5 year loan just like the others. So he’s lying his ass of about somethign
It’s kind of important to ask what LOAN TERM they decided on. 🤦♂️ Can’t be all surprised the guy that basically had $20,000 down still has an almost $900 payment when another guy is paying less than $500 who had a higher final total. Obviously he’s on a 48mo term vs the dude paying more total but set his up for damn 84 freaking months like a sucker.
how do you put 20k down and still have an 800+ payment unless its a 2yr finance... 32k should be no more than 550 a month lol
I’m saying lol 😂
Yah numbers are def off here lmao
big facts that dude straight capping. He even said 5 year plan I believe.
His credit must be suck 🤣 I put 15k down on my 4runner and it's only $340
Higher interest rate
It doesn’t add up for ol dude, his car was 53k, he said he put down 10k plus the 10k from his trade in so that would have made the car 33k to finance, he said he got a 2.5 APR with a 5 year loan, no way are his payments 880, he has to have a 3 or 4 year loan for his payments to be that high, he would be paying like high 500s or low low 600s if it was a 5 year loan, it don’t add up
My guess is 53k doesnt include tax tags fees or anyother non sense the finance office added. So people say they paid 53k but assuming fees it could be another 15% so 60k maybe.
Put $62,955 down with tax and fees, $0 monthly payments is the way to go.
Exactly. But most of these young cats don’t have that type of cash. 85% of American either lease or finance their cars. Dealers and banks loves them.
Or put the 60k in a high dividend account, and make the payments from the payout.
@@drone1028 I would have lost 30% doing that this year and it's not worth the hassle come tax time to save 5k in the end.
I bought mine at 62,425 2021 3.0 premium. 2.5% apr at $927 a month. it had less than 4k miles on it when purchased. i put 0 down only traded in my 2020 Tacoma they paid me 40k for the truck and only owed like 37k ish. Overpaid quite a bit but still extremely happy. I pay 160$ for full coverage insurance. Love the look of ur supra keep vids coming
How many miles did your Tacoma had ?
@@jordansimpson2656 6582
Please tell me you got gap insurance.
@@rebirth7757 ofc never walk without gap on a new car.
you got paid 40k on a 62k car and somehow still came out owing almost 40k? how the fuck?
I like how they do not tell you how long it's financed for and the how much interest you end up paying over sticker price.
0 apr is 0 apr
Literally watched the entire video the edits were amazing bro it was hilarious and I love the way you did the cut outs with the wasted lmfaoo
I got my 2020 Premium in April for $49,750 but had $3500 in negative roll over trade in so I’m still happy with what I got mine for worth more now that what I walked out with
$2500 down payment so roughly about 52k for mine + tax title license
man... i don't remember what the lease deals were, but cash/finance rebate was really good in Aug-December. $4500 cash rebate or 0% APR.
got my 3.0 premium in Aug 2020 for 50k + TTL and a 33k trade-in. they were real desperate to sell after the 2021 power bump was announced
Dang bro that's sick also Keep it up
$0 down, 2.39% at 72 months is $895 a month and $85/mo in insurance is what I'm looking at.
can you afford it?
@@ricardomarin487 Yeah, been saving for a decade for a nicer car.
@@ricardomarin487 Thanks dude! I'm really looking forward to it. Should be getting delivered around August.
@@Dalessandroftw Freakin Niiiiccee. Glad for you man. Definitely deserve it with all that saving!
Including sales tax and registration fees? Add another 4 to 5 grand depending on where you live!
Dope content keep it coming you’ll blow up one day you have potential bro I’ve said it before .
I have tier 1 credit it's hard to kind of find anything better than 2.49% I see usually dealerships running those kind of promotions a 0% apr. That's amazing.
I don’t think any manufacturers are offering 0% anymore during this time. 2.49% ain’t bad at all.
I still love the Toyota Supra!! I cannot wait, they are actually redesigning the Supra in 2024.
I got my 2022 for $61K, 11 miles on the odometer. Around $67K out the door with tax and everything. Worth every $, love this thing.
Did you get the cf edition ?
@@rudrapatel1112 It's a 3.0 Premium with the driver asst, PPF, CF mirror caps which came out to $58,815. And there was about a $2K dealer mark up. I tried talking them down to MSRP and they did not budge an inch because it was the only one available here in Nor Cal at that time
@@rudrapatel1112 cf edition is around $80k
@@TheeKiddJordann god damn!! I have one around my area that sold for 66k CF edition
@@nekoacc2529 True, I actually wanted the Base 3.0, but they didn't make a lot of them or they didn't ship a lot.
I’m 22, I have a 2021 supra, I pay $700/mo with 3.49apr.
I traded in my wrx with 4000 miles
I put $7000 down on top of the trade in
Who do you have insurance with and how much is it?
@@ShadowsMKV AAA
@@Its_takaa how much a month
Wait 741 is teir 1 credit ? The fuck I'm going to get me a gt500
My 21 GR is 1336.00 a month. I’ve put over 10k in upgrades in engine and 5k in the body, pure joy is worth every penny!!!
Lol... it have jacuzzi?
@@Carlos.Rivera lmao
Wow. Blue and violet are actually two of my favorite colors, so I really like this paint job. Hopefully I can get a Supra someday. I just started a new job at a game company back on December 15. I can finally start saving. I was down to 3.00 in my account back in early November. Now I am over 6 thousand and rising. I have a stock 2016 Genesis Coupe 3.8. I either plan to have a built 2.0 placed in it, or have it LS3 swapped.
thanks for sharing?
2020 was a fantastic time to buy a car. Bought a G35 sedan for around 3k back in 2020
Nice
I bought a car just days before 2020, right after Christmas 2019. That bitch shot up in demand haha
Bought my 2020 Supra brand new. 1.9%apr zero down. 500 a month. 840.00 every 6 months for insurance which includes 4 cars and my mortgage insurance on a brand new house. 17 Tacoma. 21 Honda CR-V, and a 2003 Honda Civic. I live in Washington state. I bank with USAA also my insurance. Lease is not good. I also have a 826 credit score. Retired military. I used to lease my 21 4Runner trd pro it’s a waste of money to lease. Lease has so many rules. Your not even supposed to be modding that car lol
2023 Supra 3.0 premium $84,000 (In PR we pay insane taxes and everything is more expensive), no down payment, credit score 780 with 5.74% interest rate (the lowest at the time) through USAA bank, monthly payments of 1,232.🙄
no cap, i need to see hector when im ready, im near west chester and he seems like an honest man to deal with.
Watching this video confirms young people make some of the dumbest financial decisions out there. No wonder the average car payment is over $700/month now.
I'm looking to pick one up soon... I want a 3L... not sure I need premium or anything. What are your guys thoughts?
The B58 already have many issues in a very short time...one issue oil consumption problems and electrical components problems...so keep this in mind before get a GR Supra and don't get me wrong is a very fast and fun to drive car looks cool and the motor internals are bullet proof until rated around 1,100 hp but like most of BMW's the electrical,and how hard is for repair can make the prize of maintenance extremely high after the issurance end and the externals parts are so frail vs the internals you already can check many videos on YT from owners that have this issues in a very short time...better wait until Nissan400z go out is not faster but you can have a manual, looks better in my opinion and is cheaper is just my opinion you are free to buy whatever you want but keep this in mind ...
@@tukes_ is looking better have better interior and visibility.The only part of the car that look worst is the front grill.Rear and overall look better and more practical and of course without al that fake vents.And for the prize i can even modified the ugly from look with after market custom style and i still have plenty of money to buy a custom chip,better exhaust and still cheaper than the BMW money pit.
Wait you can modify your car with a lease? I thought you can’t do that because it ain’t your car unless you pay full cash or finance it?
He probably plan to buy it after the least is up.
Toyota don't care if it's FBO just put stock parts back on and that's it
Why would you modify a leased car? Makes no sense. And my Supra costs me 50K out the door. I pay $99 a month for insurance through Progressive and my monthly payments are $468 with 1.99% financing after I put down 17K. I also got an extended warranty with my car.
@@tukes_ But when you return a leased car in the end, they expect it to Not be modified and in the end, you wind up losing money. I hope you can replace it with all of the original parts and that wrap doesn't damage the paint, because they can also charge you for damages to repair the paint when the wrap is removed.
Been following you on insta! Love the ride, now looking at one myself. Went to dealer yesterday, 62.9K before anything for a 22 turbelence grey 3.0 premium ordered😒
Look around dude. I paid 56k before taxes for a 1.9k mile 3.0 with tinting and clear bra plus a90 carbon steering wheel. Just to put it into perspective I believe some people got the 3.0 for like 49k before the chip shortage. So buying at 62.9k will put you close to almost 15k over what people paid a year or two ago. I couldn’t justify paying the 63k at the Toyota dealership so I bought slightly used which was way better.
Wow that blue is so ❤️❤️❤️
$800 a month + insurance... Jesus, I've had evo back in 2015-2021. Paid, $575 a month + $180 insurance. In 2-3 years, I got sick of doing payments on cars. Such a waste of money for me personally.
What purple lighting system is that under the far right supra?? Can you post a link possibly??? Thanks!
its an amazon brand led i wouldn't recommend it though the quality isn't the best and they don't last
how tf bro down 20k on a 53k car and still pay 870??? what?!
Literally tryna see how much I need for mine in the future
Your Monthly payment is more than my 2018 Mustang GT and 2021 Harley Sportster S payments combined.
Please youngins dont make yourself too car poor im 25 btw so im no geezer but i think a gen finance rule of thumb is if you dont have 40% of the vehicle in cash tis too expensive, 20% down and another 20% just so you're not spending all your savings. Also leases which don't build any equity and still have super high payments seem like a fleece. also you can build sick cars for 30k and under ive had a mini,335,m3, and a now a TT last 3 were are all real quick. tis the end of my bnoring ted talk sick supras though really love them and they are fast af whhen tuned and still real quick factory
These young cats won’t listen bruh, it is whole YOLO and look rich mentality.
@@jml9550 but no hate.
damn I gotta come chilling with you guys so I can be part of the supra crew.
@@tukes_ can’t wait till the meets start up again gonna see me at every Supra Sunday 😉
It is easy, $1000 per month for 6 years.
@@jml9550 damn dont let toyota financial know my payments are missing alot of zeros then lol
After I finish paying off my jeep, I’m looking to get a nice cool looking summer sport car. I always wanted one but in terms of reliability, it snows way too much where I live to start off with a lower suspension car.
I paid 51k for a 2019 zl1 1le with 12k on the clock...any1 who bought this car for 59k should be ashamed
I feel like the supras are abit high! But how’s the ZL1 coming along
@@_Zoctane very nice...
You got a good deal. No way to get that price now
@@ryanr482 dude i know...April of '21 i traded a '18 scatpack that i paid 39k,in 2018 for.
(i owed 21k when i traded it in.)for a '19 zl11le that listed @67k, so i walked out tax,title,license for 51k and change.
The asking price for new now, is insane, and used is even worse...glad i got what i got when i did!! Cheers, bud.
@@bobrodgers1 you must like gas station a lot? :)
its really easy to make the payments on any car really...i could make comfortably a monthly payment of like 1200 a month on a car. But the hard part is having the good enough credit to get the car lol.
Of course lol, that’s why credit is important
Having cash is more important.
How come there isn’t anymore MK5 whenever I search for some for sale they all show GR🤦🏾
It is a gr lol
$714 a month, $67 insurance through navy federal.
67 for insurance? is that a full cover?
“Dominican barbers always look out”🤣💯
This video was maa informative 🙏🏽
Glad it was helpful!
Noobs I pay 400 for basic full coverage here in Florida, I'm 22 1 accident almost 3 years ago and 636 for the supra
Same I’m in Florida! But no matter what part of Florida you’re in it’s going to be high because we are a busy state. I hate driving my Z in Orlando cause these bitches don’t know how to read the sign! It’s a Manuel so keep space… lol Florida is very accident prone
A no fault state to be exact.
So I should clarify I have cerebral palsy so I can't drive a manual can you get Supras in Automatic?
yes! the manuals havent released yet but will very soon in the next few months. Mine is automatic as of now all of them are
@@tukes_ okay awesome!! I didn't want to walk into my local dealership and make myself look like an idiot
58,800 for my 2022 premium put 6k down 5% apr at 985 a month
Ah yes the face of someone who knows they nearly spun out on the highway
No the white dude said “Dominican barbers” lol he really knows the wave!
The wasted killed me lol 😆
😂
Dominican barbers lol 😂 love this video
I understand I may have a lot of ignorance in the car financial world but that’s why I’m asking this question.
Hypothetically, let’s say I trade in my Lexus rc350 f-sport for like $28k for (let’s round it up) a $50k supra. And have a decent down payment of roughly 5k. At a 800+ credit score I feel like that should set it up for a relatively cheap 48 month finance right?
I live alone and just pay for rent, food and school and don’t have any desire to buy anything extra like going out.
I mean, on paper that sounds doable right? I’m mainly looking for anything that I could be missing/forgetting. Payment calculators say roughly $380-400 a month. For a guy who values having a fun car as my main entertainment I feel like that’s not bad.
Opinions aside, factually does that make sense?
sounds good on paper but theres always other factors involved like debt to income ratio, credit history (How long you've had accounts open), employment history and so on but seems like in your case debt to income ratio seems like it would be the biggest thing they may look at if all else is good. Im not a finance manager though lol so based on your question I think it makes sense =)
@@tukes_ I appreciate the help in clarifying! Do you think if I walked into a dealership and straight up told them I’m not ready to buy yet but want to make sure this makes sense for when I am. If they’d try to help out of feel like I’m wasting their time
I’d just hate to get my hopes up, save, then be shot down when I’m ready to pull the trigger haha
@@BMJMediaLLC I would avoid doing that because most dealers are going to want to see if they can get you into a deal when you're there and then run your credit and put a bunch of inquiries on your credit. If your credit history is good and youve had a car loan on your credit with your score then the only thing would be your debt to income ratio. Just add up your monthly expenses that go ON YOUR CREDIT not phone bill, rent, etc. and then divide that by your gross income and as long as thats lower than lets say 35% than you could potentially qualify for sure if adding in that 50k loan payment doesn't bring that above that percent
@@tukes_ you’ve been a ton of help thank you, exactly what I was looking for because I didn’t know that was even a factor. Thanks again!
Yeah that’s the car world right now ! It’s crazy
i don’t get why people lease cars, what’s the point?
When the supra first came out I didnt know what direction they were going to go with the car and if it was reliable yet. It was the first year they made it so i didnt want to get stuck with it for 5 years if there were issues or if they released a manual or different motor
Bro that Supra is so beautiful bro
Calling BS. How is he paying 880 for 60 months for a 53k car if he put down 20k?
shitty credit will get u there
Heard the Supra coming out with a manual ! Debating now about getting one.
I got the 2022 BMW 230i for 47k after taxes. I put 25k down and pay under 400 a mo for 60 mo at 1.9. Im not having those 600 a mo payments lol. Id rather not take vacations two years in order to have a bigger down.
ummmm you didn't want the m240i tho?
@@samuelreid603 yea i did the math after i ordered the 230i, i would have paid only a 100 more or so. its ok because of the gas prices. I'm also a f so I dont have the desire to get something stronger maybe.
@@tresjolieme81 when you getting yours?
230i? Wow. I would at least go for a m240i.
@@jml9550 i got mine....and that thing is crazy nice....😎👍🏾😎
Where these the out the door prices? Including tax, dealer fees etc.?
That last guys math doesn't work out.
lol
Wow. Y’all got GOT
ummm...is it really that challenging to calculate a lease or finance amount based on the purchase price, down payments and/or trade allowances if any? i dont get it
I can’t wait for Toyota to release the MANUAL option for the Supra
2023
They already have a queue and I know the special edition is sold out.
I see that blue Supra everyday next to the car wash lol
Sheesh all of them got touched I got my 2020 3.0 premium for 48,700 with 300 miles and it was the managers car he used to get around.
Damn, some of you guys got boned. I just bought one this month for $57,000 and I traded in a car as my down payment that I had about $17,000 of equity in it. My payment is $615 a month and my insurance is $80 a month.
Can do that!
What year was the supra
@@user-vr9bb9vx2w 2022
Is like Hey girl ,I have a nice car but I’m broke wanna hang out?
I pay 750 financed with 125 a month full coverage
What we your out there door price ?
$140 a month insurance on a sports car when i was 22 years old i was paying $400 a month insurance for a civic my insurance was higher than my car payment crazy howbeasy you guys have it nowadays
06:40 Makes no sense. 880/month with $20,000 @ 60months LOL. His APR is probably like 30%.
Yup. It’s peak poor. The poors love to flex leases and cars they are paying 30% interest on with monthly payments
You should stop judging based off no personal information. Wealthy people lease cars so are they poor too? Lol your comment is 🗑
@@tukes_ Dude, what he said didn't add up and I'm judging? Lol how the heck do you pay 880/month with a 20,000 down on a $60,000 car. In reality with a not so great credit score, he should be paying $650/month especially with 20,000 dollar down. Also I would like to add, the bank wants to know why you guys are modifying their cars lol.
@@kuvyoghmoobamelica6883 I wasn’t even responding to you bud. I leased for options because I can and was able to afford to have the “choice” to. I didn’t want to buy out a car that depreciates like any other car does, and especially in the first year of the car being made again. Again don’t judge people based off of what you see on here. This video was made on the fly it wasn’t planned we were literally hanging out before watching the Super Bowl none of us wake up everyday worrying about what we pay. We enjoy the cars that’s the luxury
@@tukes_ sometime its help to "act your wages".
Why did he use a ND/Polerizing filter on that late at night. LoL nice! I may have to get one!
I'm sorry but most of you bought wayyy too much car. If you're buying a 50k+ car and only putting down less than 5k then you need to reconsider your financial situation, (unless everyone got some crazy 0% apr for 60 months but it was just that one guy. just my take.
Dude said he put down $20K on a $53k car on a 60/mo 2.59% loan. That does not add up at all. Lmao
That's what I'm saying, $870 a month on a 5 year(60month) loan is $52,200 in payments. And even if he was $8k upside down but had $20k down that means he'll end up paying around $72k for the car. He got bent over with out a courtesy reach around. (Previos Toyota Sales Manage of 3 years)
Gonna drop 23k and finance it just hope it will be under $550 a month. I just don’t know how much it will be for final price because there pretty expensive online and at dealerships.
@@tukes_ yeah I hope just I keep seeing it at 57k and that’s not even tax registration and all that it’s crazy.
Just wait, i know these supras will depreciate a good amount in a couple years.
@@henryherrera9111 I really hope so
@@henryherrera9111 I know it doesn't work for everyone and I plan on keeping the car for a long time but I hate buying a used sports car. No telling if the person before you actually broke in the engine properly or just sent it as they left the dealer
I put 25k down for my 2022 BMW 230i and I got mine under 400
Really out here with mortgage payments for car notes 🤭
I think on the guy who traded his car in he said he owed 8-9k, they gave him 10k for it + 10k cash that’s a $11k down payment not 20k
He said 10k profit, not 10k total.
@@LaserLabStudios ahh okay that makes more sense.
@@tukes_ I didn’t see either til now so I just replied to the most recent 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣 $125 with Geico insurance
Mine is $122 a month State Farm with $250 collision deductible and $0 on glass
How are all you guys getting ripped
Lol I technically didn’t bring that I have a business loan so the rates are a little higher but I’m sure I could still be paying less. I should’ve went to hector 😂
I used to pay 600 with 20% interest for 5 years worst financial decision ever, and the car was 2013😭
Nigga 💀💀
Daaammnn was your credit like a 210? Lol
He bought the car with a credit card. 💳 💲💲💲
I’m only getting 18$ an hour and when I had my Wrx payments of 345 I felt like I was always broke but then again my insurance was like 380$ lmao. It’s now 214$ because it’s paid off and I lowered a lot of shit but still. I might save up another 10k and throw it down with my Wrx if it don’t blow up before then 😂
Than stop driving it likes it’s a Z or anything above… I want a Supra too, but just don’t know with the prices they’re at now. I’ll take a used 1
I had a 2020 Wrx that I traded in I was paying 450 a month I got a 2021 sti limited now my payments are 750 a month and I am definitely always broke lol well I can afford gas 😂.
@@lucian7182 I feel ya bro! But at least your ride shows you work hard for it.
TURBO for real though. I would love a Supra but I needed somewhere to put my two car seats lol.
@@lucian7182 well a 2017 mustang GT sounds nice for 25k with 460hp with 2 small back seats for the kiddos. What’s really drawing me to the Supra is the newer ones are 386hp stock now.
Fuck that blue supra looks gooooood!
The dealer I ordered from. had it for sticker, thank god
Got my 21 at 530 a month traded in a 2015 370z nismo dealer gave me 25 on it . Supra Squad Stand up !!!!
927 payment for a 22 premium nothing down traded in my frs for 16k in cash would have used it for the car but payed off my tundra it’s a lot but I love the car wouldn’t go back
Looking to get a Supra but not sure if I should get the 2.0 or 3.0
3.0 if u tryna go zoom, 2,0 if u just tryna save money and just for look
3.0 all the way
I’m paying $0 😂 $65 on insurance I just turned 30
One dealer wanted me to pay 2k a month for a 2020 supra
lol, talked about payment , but not how long the payments are for
I’m waiting for the stick shift
Same. I've been calling dealerships buy they don't even have estimates on when they'll get new auto supras in, let alone manual
I got a 2014 WRX Hatchback. I pay $72 a month insurance 🙄🤣. Also 35 and married. Plays a huge role.
Time to step up from the WRX bro if you are 35 and married. Lexus IS350 F sport or a IS500.
@@jml9550 why? I don’t have kids nor will I ever, and the WRX is a great car.
@@xtrynottoblinkx no doubt. The 14 is better than the current gen WRX IMO. But still a 14. If no kids, yeah Supra for sure or a BMW M4?
@@jml9550 new Supra is a BMW. If I was gonna go BMW it would be an e36
Love the color
I don’t understand why people talk shit about how much someone pays for their own shit…. They paying for it not you… if they feel it’s worth it then that’s them….
Thought you couldn’t modify a lease tho???
You can’t only thing I know you can do is widow tint and even then that’s a stretch
You do realize the term of the loan greatly effects the payment?
thank you for stating the obvious....
@@tukes_ it felt necessary. Did u watch the video?
@@AB-nv7bz uh yes I did lol not sure what your point is
@@tukes_ It didn't seem like it was obvious to you guys.
And $300/mo is crazy for insurance, at least you got a good lease deal.
😆 i pay $80 bucks a month full on my Supra. 37 years old, had two claims in my wrx.
thank you!
60,900$ out the door including tax, license and fees. put 25k down. 423$ a month. insurance 105$ a month. 😁
$423 per month with a $36K loan? What 8 years?
@@jml9550 25k down, my trade in was 9 grand positive equity. 6 years.
@@McLovinPablo oh ok. That make sense. Rate got to be in low 4%. Not bad. Unless some of these genius with a $1000 monthly payment.
@@jml9550 yeah i think it was like 3.29. got a low rate because i financed with toyota financial.
@@McLovinPablo not a bad rate.