Do you have a car payment?

No car payment gang.

When it's illegal to drive looking at your phone but they make vehicles with nothing but screens... Diabolical

Damn this channel makes me feel like a financial genius. 😅

People rather be in debt with interest to the bank than pay the mechanic 😂😂😂

The first manufacturers that comes out with no screens back to buttons will have it made.

Crazy how Zac has been able to make 3 channels out of everyone making stupid decisions 😅

No car payment here. When I think about buying, I watch these videos and it cures me!

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My Granny (who was born in 1919 and passed in 1997) used to always say "If you're seeing commercials for something that never advertised before, it's because theyre struggling to sell it."

My last purchase was a 2015 Honda for 22k at 2% in SC.  $258/mo and 35-40 mpg.  
Tires oil filters, now 160 k mileage.
Till the wheels fall off 😎

I can never get enough of these videos so never feel like you’re getting repetitive! You saved me from an awful car loan when I first joined the military.

Mortgages on Wheels for the YOLO Crowd!

I inherited a 2008 Toyota rav4 with less then 55000 miles on it ..I’m I going to baby it and keep it as long as possible that’s a yes!! ..bonus no extra computers to stop working

I hate that $500 a month is normalized. $500 is what my dad paid for monthly for his well equipped Tahoe back in 2006! The fact that that's a typical Civic payment now is depressing.

58:12 my dad always told me that if you can’t pay a car off in 3 years then don’t buy it

Car paid off and house paid off. I do NOT want another car payment! Currently driving a 2009 Honda Accord with 212,000 miles on it!

This nation has a tremendous ego problem. Being an early 80s baby. During and just after high school it was all about hand-me-down beater cars where you learned how to do basics, like oil and maintenance. Then it was working and getting a used car from a private owner or small dealer. You worked UP to something better and you never cared about flexing. In my mid-40s, still have never owned a new car and considering how unreliable they are, im happy with my 2013 Toyota manual transmission.

Bought my last car in 2019, used with 40k on it. My payment was 160 a month, and I paid it off early.

I feel like not caring about brands in any aspect of my life has saved me so much money.

Dad gave me a 2012 Nissan Altima with low mileage 153,000+milesI  keep the maintenance up and oil change. Insurance is 250 for the whole year paid in full.  Contentment is cost effective.