Mines an 02'. It's payed off. I've spent 2k in repairs in the last 4 months. Now the AC compressor is *missing". Quoted at 1.5k to repair. Driving in Florida summer heat with no AC blows.
I need a new car.
Maeya wrote:And then your head just aches from having your hair pulled so tight for so long...
Buy a new Kia Rio LX at the end of the month. Offer 11,750 out the door, and tell them you want to pocket the 500 cash back. Better, negotiate via the Internetz and get it done ahead of time.
Your car payment should be around 200 bucks for a car that'll last 5+ years with no repairs and no issues, with roadside assistance and a killer warranty.
After searching the internet this morning I've come up with a few cars. I'll be honest and say I don't really really like any of them. Maybe it's my desire for a Lotus Exige but, I have to find something for now =p
You get a new job and now decide to make these purchases. I suggest you get a beater for now because you obviously don't know how to handle your money. I gaurantee a year from now you'll have no money saved.
Ugh... all of those cars are a waste of money. Buy something cheap and fuel efficient until you start making some good money and then buy a sports car. Hybrids are not cost effective yet.
Why are you looking at a house and a car already? At the very least pass probation at your job or something, what's your contingency plan if you get fired after you've already gotten the loan from the bank to buy a loft in the city and a stupid frivolous ugly bmw look alike.
Tossica wrote:Ugh... all of those cars are a waste of money. Buy something cheap and fuel efficient until you start making some good money and then buy a sports car. Hybrids are not cost effective yet.
Thus my Kia suggestion. It's a good car at a very cheap price. The Kia's and Hyundai's are the best deals on the market, and the quality is comparable to Toyota and Honda, now.
Be smart and keep your car payment as low as you can. If you spend extra you don't need to, you're a fool.
If you want to go used, I'd suggest an '04/05 Pontiac Vibe for around $10k with low miles. It's actually a clone of the Toyota Matrix, and will last.
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