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Topic	Money people of CE, please give me advice on buying a car.
ChromaticAngel 06/26/17 5:16:39 PM #21:	Timohtep posted... JAMC posted... Timohtep posted... JAMC, where do you live? Michigan. We have more used cars available here than anywhere on earth. Would never pay 2k for anything 20+ years old. Go look up used truck and car prices for Bellingham WA. CirocObama posted... How far are you away from 2 grand? Do you need this truck right now? Do you even need a truck oppose to a civic or corolla? Kinda far. I definitely 200% want a truck. I don't necessarily need it right now. I am 1000% better at paying bills than I am at saving. I am terrible at saving. my suggestion to you then is lease with option to buy. the way it works is your monthly payments added together constitute the downpayment. I don't know if companies will allow you to renew the lease several times and then add them all together, but it might be worth looking into. At the very least, you'll end up with a nice car and your downpayment is basically taken care of and you can get a loan and buy something a little newer like a 2014 model or something. --- https://puu.sh/tcLsT/24f4611235.png <cite>ChromaticAngel posted [p:881852807] in Money peop... [t:75503629]...</cite> <quote><cite>Timohtep posted...</cite> <quote><cite>JAMC posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Timohtep posted...</cite> <quote> JAMC, where do you live?</quote> Michigan. We have more used cars available here than anywhere on earth. Would never pay 2k for anything 20+ years old.</quote> Go look up used truck and car prices for Bellingham WA. <cite>CirocObama posted...</cite> <quote>How far are you away from 2 grand? Do you need this truck right now? Do you even need a truck oppose to a civic or corolla?</quote> Kinda far. I definitely 200% want a truck. I don't necessarily need it right now. I am 1000% better at paying bills than I am at saving. I am terrible at saving.</quote> my suggestion to you then is lease with option to buy. the way it works is your monthly payments added together constitute the downpayment. I don't know if companies will allow you to renew the lease several times and then add them all together, but it might be worth looking into. At the very least, you'll end up with a nice car and your downpayment is basically taken care of and you can get a loan and buy something a little newer like a 2014 model or something. --- https://puu.sh/tcLsT/24f4611235.png</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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