I put mine on the credit card then pay them off in a year. It's good for the credit and I have the cash to pay them off when I go to look. I just like building my credit up.

 

Paid cash for mine. If its a toy you should if possible save up and pay cash.

 

When my house went up for 5 year renewal........Got some cash back ..put the borrowing costs up a bit though(still cheap rate)..........But then had the money to pay cash.......But wait the dealer didn't want my cash.......He gave me a better deal if I went through the Polaris card........O.K. no trouble then.......First slip came in the mail seen the huge intrest rate.......Then sent the cheque for the FULL amount BEFORE the intrest kicks in........There done deal!!!!!!!!!

 

I got an atv loan through wachovia for $5,100 and I just had to pay the difference left over as my down payment. My payments are only $114 for 60 months 8% interest, but I'll be paying 200-300 a month on it to pay it off by 25 payments . I financed mainly due to the fact that I have no credit established and this will build my credit up a great deal. I'm finishing up college and have a full-time job now , so I need to get started on my credit so I can buy a car and house within a few years. The next atv I buy will prob be paid in cash.

 

it great if you can pay cash but the realty of it is most people cant come up with all cash. look at me i whould have never been able to save enough money to get my 700. its just not possable for me to save 10,000.

 

Buy it in a country where it's 38% cheaper then ride it for about 2 years and sell it for more than you bought it for.

 

Do what I did.....marry a CPA!!!!!

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