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So.....
do i....
1. Pay most of my scoob off leaving me with a couple of payments
2. Spend it on the car leaving me with all my repayments but a quicker car
3. Pay most of my scoob off leaving me with next to nothing and go and buy an STi Type UK
4. Or just let it rot in the bank
Tony
do i....
1. Pay most of my scoob off leaving me with a couple of payments

2. Spend it on the car leaving me with all my repayments but a quicker car

3. Pay most of my scoob off leaving me with next to nothing and go and buy an STi Type UK

4. Or just let it rot in the bank

Tony
Sensible head would say "how much is your interest on the loan costing you" then take it from there regarding whether to let it fester in the bank or not.
Personally, if I had a wedge of cash, I'd pay the car off then start saving for mods. Or an STI.
PS - I am not in any way qualified to give any advice whatsoever!
Personally, if I had a wedge of cash, I'd pay the car off then start saving for mods. Or an STI.

PS - I am not in any way qualified to give any advice whatsoever!
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If it is like many car loans it possibly has front loaded interest which means you have probably paid most of the interest already and paying it off will save you little - worth getting a settlement figure. And then buy a bigger turbo
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The STi is looking fave at the moment
seen a nice blue one for not too bad money so may enquire about that
but will need to sell me car and get a settlement fee first so looking into that at the mo 
Tony
seen a nice blue one for not too bad money so may enquire about that
but will need to sell me car and get a settlement fee first so looking into that at the mo 
Tony
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