I got caught up in the flood here in Dallas a Month ago, and It fukked up my electrical for my car. Getting my car appraised right now but i dunno how much I might get. Any of yall have any tips on buying new, CPO, Used cars?
Need A New Car, Any Tips For Buying, Leasing, etc.?
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AquaCityBoy
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Hopefully some people got some advice. Need a new car too. 
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roxxthe96er
Emcee
CPO Infiniti G37s all around! 
Get what fits ya budget OP.
Judgement!
Banned
Buy a cool little used car outright. That way you can save money.
Perfectson
Banned
OP:
"I want something, but I'm going to do little to no work to detail exactly what I need, instead I'm hoping for posters to point me to an answer to my general non-specific question"
"I want something, but I'm going to do little to no work to detail exactly what I need, instead I'm hoping for posters to point me to an answer to my general non-specific question"
JP_614
Superstar
THIS
I would try that before anything just something to get you to and from work and things like that nature and save for something nicer in the future
Fade Runner 2049
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Don't lease if u know u will go over like 10-12,000 miles a year
Perfectson
Banned
how much are you paying for maintenance on this cool little car?
JP_614
Superstar
Shouldnt have to pay for any if you look for the right car but it all depends on how much he gets appraised and his budget
QuintessentialBM
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I'm in the same boat as you, OP, in regards to needing a new automobile. The reason I don't have one yet is because I want a truck this time around instead of a car, but good trucks aren't cheap, I don't have the money to buy outright and my credit is a little jacked up at the moment, so I can't get any financing.
I have a shyt paying job, so I'd have to save for most of the year to buy outright.... I'm just going to fix my credit, so I can get financed for a nice low - mileage truck and eat the payments. I have a pretty good amount in my savings account, so I will just be stuck until I pay it off(or I get a better paying job which is the plan).
Leasing can be useful, but in general, it's not financially sound to lease, especially if you live in a large city and travel a lot. Get what you truly want and buy(whether outright or payments). Keep that whip for as long as it will run.
I have a shyt paying job, so I'd have to save for most of the year to buy outright.... I'm just going to fix my credit, so I can get financed for a nice low - mileage truck and eat the payments. I have a pretty good amount in my savings account, so I will just be stuck until I pay it off(or I get a better paying job which is the plan).
Leasing can be useful, but in general, it's not financially sound to lease, especially if you live in a large city and travel a lot. Get what you truly want and buy(whether outright or payments). Keep that whip for as long as it will run.
Amerikan Melanin
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KNow your credit score.
dont be afraid to walk away from a pressured deal, dont buy non of that tire insurance shyt dont buy anything extra they try to sell you when they walk you into the finance office thats all bullshyt the mgmt splits up amongst themselves. make sure you get your free floor mats and a full tank of gas b4 leaving.
Dont buy anything new unless you are leasing. Buy pre owned.
dont be afraid to walk away from a pressured deal, dont buy non of that tire insurance shyt dont buy anything extra they try to sell you when they walk you into the finance office thats all bullshyt the mgmt splits up amongst themselves. make sure you get your free floor mats and a full tank of gas b4 leaving.
Dont buy anything new unless you are leasing. Buy pre owned.
Citi Trends
aka milobased
nikka go to a fukking car forum