Cadillac Escalade 2024 | Cost to Own | Financial Analysis

[@AMEX4Life]

Great information young lady. Consumers really don’t figure out the numbers when they purchase a vehicle. The knowledge you just provided is invaluable. Thank you.

[@user-qb3vi5kk3t]

Bought mine in 2021 with a APR of 2.5% for 72 months and my insurance is 100 a month.

[@NWS189]

DO NOT buy a $125k vehicle if you make less than $200k a year. While the breakdown of all the costs is helpful, there is one major mistake. The rule of thumb should be 10-15% of your net income. Not gross. So you should be making $500k and that's assuming you don't have other major expenses or debt, besides a mortgage. Also, if you're renting, you might not want this car to be a priority. This person is giving people financial advise without proper research or disclaimers. Do not listen to them. You'll end up in bankruptcy. There's a reason why there are only 800 subscribers.

[@johnh8705]

Yea yea

[@ai-generated-contents]

thank you very much! I love this suv. and knowing where I am to achieve the kind of income annually is a great great help, big encouragement to work more. ❤

[@TiberiusEmpire]

Thank you, this is informative, could you please do the 2024 Integra Type-S? Tia

[@AndyNC]

Most people write those off with section 179 because they're over 6000 pounds. That's why they but the G-Wagon and Escalades. The costs are only on the paper... in reality they're not paying any of that. Off topic: Don't place things between you and the cam. The focus jumps from you to the candle and back.

[@SOHD]

Or she can lock the focus by switching to manual focus.

[@billydanzz]

8 months late to this party, but most people over-extending themselves to drive vehicles like these don't own a business. Talk to any car dealer to find that one out. And those people are obviously who this video and others like it, are targeted towards.

[@AndyNC]

@@billydanzzSome will buy/lease these just to show off what they DON'T have. Yes, but other than that there are others with a high income and they're looking for ways to write taxes/expenses off. In the end... nobody will really care about the car you drive.

[@Sayveior]

Do ct4 v blackwing

[@jond2020]

Or, rather than asking for a car for your high school graduation, spending an enormous amount of money on college and a wedding, you can in turn invest, beginning after high school graduation, into an entry level money market savings account, begin college at a 2 year community college that offers rollover credits, working, saving, and investing during your schooling, and continually live below your means. Then, find a compatible partner that appreciates investments and build together. Rinse, recycle, repeat and by 40 y/o, realize that a Cadillac Escalade is essentially a rebadged Chevy Tahoe that gets you from point A to point B at the exact same rate for almost $35k cheaper. Again, money that can be invested into your retirement. Rich people become wealthy people by thinking like modest people. POOR are those that finance anything at 7%! But who am I?! Just a 41 y/o watching Transformers...8 years from retirement...driving my Tahoe 😊

[@jillcarroll2426]

For crying out loud! It’s cent”S” not “cent”! 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@cutsceneenjoyerzz]

Comment for the algorithm

[@TheMrPorter]

Don't want a loan term longer than 36 months.

[@Looptea]

Easier to buy crypto with those payments for 2-4 years and you can buy one cash for free basically like me

[@dutchmaster1999]

Real talk

[@Floorguy1000]

??...is this a Cadillac Escalade ad? ...comfortable 15% of income for a lease range...?? This is 95% list of costs and less than 5% any financial analysis. Video is ...well..... yeah.