That sounds good, but the car you buy will not be worth what you paid when you go to sell or trade.
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the advice is pretty good as long as you realize that 12% is actually more like %3-5 and like someone said your probably going get about $1000 less when you go to sell or trade your car BUT thats all better than oweing the bankMudweizer said:
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I say the same but I will probably screw up and go get a new car when I have money. There is a buy here pay here down the road, no credit checks around $100 a week for payments, some more or less. I am tempted big time to have a second car but can't.
My fathers last truck was a 1986 2wd Chevy. He paid $200 for it, it was rotted to hell and he had it for 7 or 8 years. He only put about $140 into it and just junked it last year. We filled up the bed with scrap metal from the shed, my neighbor gave us some and we went to the recycling place. He got $325 for it, :lol:
Now he has a 2002 Ford F-150 that he paid $1,200 for. First time ever with him cutting wood in 40 years, a tree fell on the cab. He got it fixed and had the whole truck repainted for $1,200 and it looks brand new inside and out.
My fathers last truck was a 1986 2wd Chevy. He paid $200 for it, it was rotted to hell and he had it for 7 or 8 years. He only put about $140 into it and just junked it last year. We filled up the bed with scrap metal from the shed, my neighbor gave us some and we went to the recycling place. He got $325 for it, :lol:
Now he has a 2002 Ford F-150 that he paid $1,200 for. First time ever with him cutting wood in 40 years, a tree fell on the cab. He got it fixed and had the whole truck repainted for $1,200 and it looks brand new inside and out.
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