Rough cost to Fiance a used WRX STI (2010-2015ish) per month?

Financing doesn't have anything to do with the type of car. You need to know the cost of car, your interest rate and how long you want to finance it for.

http://www.scotiabank.com/ca/en/0,,1053 ... ly-payment

What bank is going to finance a car up to 8 years old?
And older wrx? Hello head gasket? Sti is even worse lol I don't know doesn't seem like a practice choice for a daily driven car. But what do I know.

so many variables missing. Price, term, interest rate .... for example, if you find one for $40,000 OTR and $0 down and finance for 3 yrs at 5% ... you are looking at $1200 per month (cost of borrowing $3125)

Why your TSX cant drive all year around? It is a FWD, you won't have any problem with a set of winter tires and it is an all year around car.
If OP just want a new toy, just say it. We are not your wife or gf who will stop you buying new toys for fun :P

Finance a used car is usually not a good idea because of the interest rate is usually much higher. Let's hope you have at least some cash to pay at least half of it, so you don't suck up an pay too much interest.

I’m thinking I could probably put about 10k down and pay it off in 5-6 years? I wouldn’t want to spend 40k or I would go with new. I was thinking around 15-20k.
I would need to do a lot work to winterize my Acura (tires, rims, raise the vehicle - coil overs, possibly change intake from cold air to short ram, etc.)

marcodt wrote: ↑ I’m thinking I could probably put about 10k down and pay it off in 5-6 years? I wouldn’t want to spend 40k or I would go with new. I was thinking around 15-20k.
I would need to do a lot work to winterize my Acura (tires, rims, raise the vehicle - coil overs, possibly change intake from cold air to short ram, etc.)

You just need winter tires and you're fine. You live in Vaughan, the roads are plowed with an hour. This isn't back country Alberta where you've got to clear 2 feet every day.

Drove a slammed Mazda3 for years with 0 issue.

TheMaterial wrote: ↑ You just need winter tires and you're fine. You live in Vaughan, the roads are plowed with an hour. This isn't back country Alberta where you've got to clear 2 feet every day.

Drove a slammed Mazda3 for years with 0 issue.

Maybe I should just sell my Subaru use the cash to buy new winter tires and rims.. probably the best option eh? I could probably get away with the cold air intake and just raise it since it’s on adjustable coils.

marcodt wrote: ↑ I’m thinking I could probably put about 10k down and pay it off in 5-6 years? I wouldn’t want to spend 40k or I would go with new. I was thinking around 15-20k.
I would need to do a lot work to winterize my Acura (tires, rims, raise the vehicle - coil overs, possibly change intake from cold air to short ram, etc.)

5-6 years to pay off a used car?
That's crazy, that's a lot of interest paid out.

Even no interest involved, that is still very long-time to pay off a used car.
If you can't afford it, save until you can. It is not like you don't have a car to commute now.
You are just putting yourself in debt.

marcodt wrote: ↑ Maybe I should just sell my Subaru use the cash to buy new winter tires and rims.. probably the best option eh? I could probably get away with the cold air intake and just raise it since it’s on adjustable coils.

It really depends on your financials. If life's good, I'd get a 'new' car lol, but if I was penny pinching, I'd be getting winters, cranking up those coils and depending where your filter sits on the intake you may be okay to not change it over. Depending on your intake, it may convert into a short ram too.

The only thing I took up was my front lip, well a snow bank took it off for me haha otherwise you should be good.

If you're looking for snows, Allen at Simply is great and Carm at Premiere is great too.

Weddings can be pretty expensive these days...