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#1323 of 3319 mmcbride1 by mulfomi Jul 18, 2001 (1:53 pm)
I am at Key Bank. We aren't in the Chicago area however, just from Maine to Alaska with a significant portion of the midwest (Illinois and west to Colorado) having no presence. That doesn't mean you could not do business with Key, just wouldn't be as convenient. Just depends on the type of business you conduct with your bank. About the closest location would be South Bend Indiana (which I oversee from a credit standpoint). I certainly think we treat our clients right and we are a well run bank. If you are interested, let me know and we can discuss further.   You're right about the IRS, I doubt that anyone would check that unless audited. Just not something I would do. I play it by the book. (Cant imagine taking a loan on my home in excess of the value either!!)
#1324 of 3319 kcram by mulfomi Jul 18, 2001 (1:54 pm)
You got it. Sorry.
#1325 of 3319 Financial Matters by cliffyb Jul 18, 2001 (3:08 pm)
Well, I'm glad I started a meaningful discussion for once but I think the more we analyze the pros and cons of various financial decisions, the more assumptions we are making about people like clscflm's financial standing. When you start talking about 125% mortgages and the like, you break ground into an area where a responsible person is not purchasing any new car(not even our beloved passat). If a person has negative net worth, they ought to focus on changing that before any major purchase, even if their income potential is large in the long run.
#1326 of 3319 CB by vwguild Jul 18, 2001 (7:02 pm)
Well Said...
#1327 of 3319 Need Opinion by blane17 Jul 19, 2001 (1:19 pm)
I am being offered '01.5 Passat GLX (no 4 motion) Auto w/ in dash CD player for $27,750 (includes dest charge)+ TTL. Is this a good deal?   Also, what should my residual value and money factor be for a 36 month lease?   Thanks so much.   Brian
#1328 of 3319 Sorry by blane17 Jul 19, 2001 (1:22 pm)
Mileage on lease is 15k miles.
#1329 of 3319 GLX deal by isuzudave1 Jul 19, 2001 (7:38 pm)
Good deal on the GLX - and I've had mine for 375 miles. It is awesome. Real solid. Residual was 56% for 18k, 36 months, can't comment on the 15k.
#1330 of 3319 BL... by vwguild Jul 20, 2001 (1:03 pm)
56% & 0.00280 for .5 GLX 36 Months/15K Miles
#1331 of 3319 New GLS by jbwrly Jul 23, 2001 (10:57 am)
I got my new 2002 Passat last week for what I believe was a good deal. It is GLS, Silverstone, grey velour, homelink, luxury package, monsoon sound, and added a cd player.   $23,686 + $425(cd)= $24,111(doesn't include tax, title, and license)   We have had the car a week and couldn't be happier with it.
#1332 of 3319 Re: New GLS by godeacs Jul 23, 2001 (11:41 am)
Congrats on your new car! Just looked at the new Passats at my local VW dealer and they seem really nice. By my math you got if for over $600 under MSRP - not bad for a 2002.

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