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2002 is practically an antique, but your red momo steering wheel, bookshelf spoiler, 4 point harnesses, and racing stripe down the hood probably devalued things some.
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2002 is practically an antique, but your red momo steering wheel, bookshelf spoiler, 4 point harnesses, and racing stripe down the hood probably devalued things some.
Lanx
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it's practically stock besides a front lip i put on it to hide years of fender scrapes, and a cold air intake cuz to install that rather than the crazy expensive air filter (and the air box had many striped out screws)
also there was no options to click on
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Pretty sure they are referring to not spending more than 10% of your gross income on car related expenses per year, including financing. If they were trying to say don't spend more than 10% of your yearly salary on vehicle purchase price, yea they are basically saying don't buy cars.
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Noodleface
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LachiusTZ
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I've been looking at excursions for a few weeks...
Think I'm going to get a 2006 f250 super duty 4x4 crew cab 6.0L.
Prolly going to cost 12k. I'll spend a year doing a complete overhaul of engine and interior.
Apparently the 2016 interior fits perfectly. So for 25k you can have a nearly brand new truck as nice as a 60k truck, more reliable than a 80k truck, and exempt from emissions requirements
Think I'm going to get a 2006 f250 super duty 4x4 crew cab 6.0L.
Prolly going to cost 12k. I'll spend a year doing a complete overhaul of engine and interior.
Apparently the 2016 interior fits perfectly. So for 25k you can have a nearly brand new truck as nice as a 60k truck, more reliable than a 80k truck, and exempt from emissions requirements
sleevedraw
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If it's used through a dealer, BofA offers 3.29%, potentially as low as 2.79% if you're in Preferred Rewards; they tend to be near the bottom for rates among the big banks. You might be able to find a similar or slightly better deal at your local credit union, but you'll probably have to shop around. My CU bases its rates on model year rather than new/used status.
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ShakyJake
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I just requested a transfer from Carmax. Speaking to the guy, I asked about financing and he said that he just got someone approved for 2.95% who had a credit score of 800. I'm at 830 so I should be fine. Assuming the guy isn't lying, of course.
Got a 2018 Mustang GT Premium, triple-yellow, black accent package, nav, under 9,000 miles for $29K. That's a pretty good deal. I think the color was causing it to not move. They dropped it a grand earlier today.
Got a 2018 Mustang GT Premium, triple-yellow, black accent package, nav, under 9,000 miles for $29K. That's a pretty good deal. I think the color was causing it to not move. They dropped it a grand earlier today.
moonarchia
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ShakyJake
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Frenzied Wombat
Potato del Grande
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Hard to say until you see the numbers, battery size, range, acceleration, cost. But I will say that is a fantastic looking car, very sharp looking. I wouldn’t be embarrassed to drive that.
If only he had seen some retard yelling from his trash heap for 6 minutes about one of the smallest cars on the market not having room to conveniently work under the hood he wouldn't have bought it.
"GREAT GAS MILEAGE, REAL SMALL, CUTE, BUT WHY IS EVERYTHING SO CLOSE TOGETHER UNDER THE HOOD!?!??!?!?!?!?"
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Potato del Grande
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