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No career, no stable income, no plans for the future yet buys a 66k car with a loan? So that's the Black Man gene I've been hearing about
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The car cost over $71,000. He has $66,000 left on the loan at about $1,150 a month payments. I can't even figure out what his loan term would be at this rate, let alone what the interest rate is. Even at a 5 year term that is only $69,000.No career, no stable income, no plans for the future yet buys a 66k car with a loan? So that's the Black Man gene I've been hearing about
Thanks for clearing that up, I thought he still had the Charger from the Sallow Dawn video (maybe both?) and just hasn't payed it off. Can you believe he's planning on buying a house in his financial situation just so people won't make fun of him for renting a section 8 apartment? (with one or multiple roommates of course)The car cost over $71,000. He has $66,000 left on the loan at about $1,150 a month payments. I can't even figure out what his loan term would be at this rate, let alone what the interest rate is. Even at a 5 year term that is only $69,000.
This loser most likely got an 84 month term and is paying at least 7% interest based on market and loan trends from when he got the car. If he finishes this loan he will be in nearly $100,000 in on a non SRT/Hellcat Charger.
I can't even figure out why you would do this. I am a gearhead, and it makes absolutely no sense. Those non performance Charger models don't hold their value. No one will want them. Even if he sold the car right now, average price on 2023 Charger GTs (non ScatPacks) is like $30,000.
Now I don't know the trim or options on the car, but at the price of his loan, if it was just a normal R/T GT model, it would have taken a lot of options and dealer mark ups to get to that price. And even with that, the car could be at most worth around $38,000 right now. So he is driving around in a car he paid 70k for last year and has already lost $30,000 in value. This dude really is the black DSP. I guess it was a buyer's market for Chargers.
>Dodge Charger
Instantly reminded of the guy that used to troll ice during the osrs days, he deleted his channel so I could only find it in this clip but him saying Dodge charger resonated within me.
I am not a Dodge guy but that red Charger from the video looks like a 2018. The 2023 Chargers almost all seem to have hood scoops. When I did an address lookup, it listed both (which is normal) but I am assuming he traded in the 2018 for the 2023. Hmmm that was something I didn't take into consideration, though if he leased the 2018 then it is moot.I thought he still had the Charger from the Sallow Dawn vide
Three, you forgot every guy with drug charges that was waivered into the Army from 2005-2009 when they were still giving signing bonuses.Of course he drives a Dodge charger.
Theres like only two kinds of people that buy dodge chargers.
Police departments and hyper masculine in the closet black men.
GottemLow Tier God? more like Loan Tier God huehuehuehue
The worst part is that chargers go for really cheap because a lot of them get repossessed from people who don't make payments. If he had just went used he could have gotten a repo deal on one.The car cost over $71,000. He has $66,000 left on the loan at about $1,150 a month payments. I can't even figure out what his loan term would be at this rate, let alone what the interest rate is. Even at a 5 year term that is only $69,000.
This loser most likely got an 84 month term and is paying at least 7% interest based on market and loan trends from when he got the car. If he finishes this loan he will be in nearly $100,000 in on a non SRT/Hellcat Charger.
I can't even figure out why you would do this. I am a gearhead, and it makes absolutely no sense. Those non performance Charger models don't hold their value. No one will want them. Even if he sold the car right now, average price on 2023 Charger GTs (non ScatPacks) is like $30,000.
Now I don't know the trim or options on the car, but at the price of his loan, if it was just a normal R/T GT model, it would have taken a lot of options and dealer mark ups to get to that price. And even with that, the car could be at most worth around $38,000 right now. So he is driving around in a car he paid 70k for last year and has already lost $30,000 in value. This dude really is the black DSP. I guess it was a buyer's market for Chargers.
Evidently that's the one black stereotype he didn't believe in.The worst part is that chargers go for really cheap because a lot of them get repossessed from people who don't make payments. If he had just went used he could have gotten a repo deal on one.
If you can't Dodge it>Community college business degree to "get rich" with
>Keeps buying fucking Dodge Chargers, on finance even
>Grew up in the hood
>Named Dalauan
>Dodges child support
For a man who hates niggers so much, LTG really is the niggest.
That's no black man gene, this is an enlisted man's mindset. Especially the child support garnishments.No career, no stable income, no plans for the future yet buys a 66k car with a loan? So that's the Black Man gene I've been hearing about
This really shows how much he cares about his image and his dream of not being an “NPC.” Dale really cares more about buying shoes, a Charger and a house instead of fixing his financial situation.Can you believe he's planning on buying a house in his financial situation just so people won't make fun of him for renting a section 8 apartment? (with one or multiple roommates of course)
Knowing that gramps might have a kid. This shit Just reminds me of when he said he would have his 4-year-old son pick up a store palette. What pathetic manchildBank details leak? Debt and Child support possible? Ol’ Dale’s a deadbeat?
Not sure of the validity but I’ll drop some of the links here. Archived the photos, will add later