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Most are quite firmly mid range. $40K to $100K.
I make $50k a year. Most Americans make less than I do. Mid range or not, that's not in reach for most people.
Nonsense. If you bring home more than $350 per week, then you can get up to $30,000 in credit for only one dime down.
It's a crime to pay more than a dime.
And now I have a new monthly payment, which depending on where I get it can be rather tough depending on a variety of factors. I'm not a banker, I can't weigh in too intelligently on this part, but I have had a car payment before and been laid off. That monthly payment ate through my savings damn fast while I was looking for a job. Lesson learned, I'm not inclined to buy anything with a loan any time soon. I just don't trust it