The monthly repayments on a twist and go scooter

[fatdrunkandstupid]

Has anyone recently purchased a twist and go scooter from a dealer on a repayment plan. For example a Honda Click or a Yamaha Nouvo (or what ever the latest model is).

If so, I would be very grateful if you could tell me:

1. What bike you have
2. How much are your monthly repayments
3. How many months do you have to pay (total amount)

Thanks for your input.

FD&S

[fatdrunkandstupid]

Bump

[CharlieH]

Try the motorcycle forum.

[Thongkorn]

Dont do it, it works out about 90,000 baht over 36 months. you can but one for about 36,000.baht. That was last year on a new twist and go, Yamah

[martynsnowmans]

if you need to buy a scooter on credit , then you dont have enough money to be here ,

you need to pack up go back home and try to find a job ... not got 50k baht .. wow .

[chris2004]

They charge 2% PER MONTH interest. Don't even think about getting a scooter on credit.

[BritManToo]

50k bike is about 5k deposit then 1k5 a month for 5 years.

[robblok]

if you need to buy a scooter on credit , then you dont have enough money to be here ,

you need to pack up go back home and try to find a job ... not got 50k baht .. wow .

Maybe the guy has a regular income and more then 50k but likes to keep it on the bank as a safety margin. To deplete your funds for a motorcycle and have no reserves is stupid then leaving the 50-100k there and taking a loan does not sound crazy to me.

I got all my stuff paid off but not everyone makes the same choices. Some would tell you if you dont have 2 million for a house you better go home.