72 months
72 months is a typical limit for how long you can borrow money to buy a car—about six years.
A common maximum length for car loans, equal to six years.
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"So over about 90% of people with negative equity that have a new loan are financing it for 72 months or more."
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"...you can get a F-150 for 3.9 for 72 months plus a rebate on top of that."
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"So if you're one of those people, don't finance a car for 72 months or 84 months because in two to three years when you go to get a new one, you're going to be underwater."
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