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NIKKILOVE · 08-14-2012, 04:39 PM

Just save and pay cash. There are plenty of nice vehicles out there under 10k. I got my truck 4 days ago. It's a 2010, had only 37K miles on it, and NOTHING wrong with it inside or out. and I got it off of craigslist! Some lady bought it for her son, the son has gone to the military and she did not want it any longer.. Simple! Take it to a shop to have it looked at to see if there are any major issues with it, or take some one with you that knows what to look and listen for.

Guest071514-1 · 08-14-2012, 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by NIKKILOVE

Just save and pay cash. There are plenty of nice vehicles out there under 10k. I got my truck 4 days ago. It's a 2010, had only 37K miles on it, and NOTHING wrong with it inside or out. and I got it off of craigslist! Some lady bought it for her son, the son has gone to the military and she did not want it any longer.. Simple! Take it to a shop to have it looked at to see if there are any major issues with it, or take some one with you that knows what to look and listen for.

Congrats on your truck girl!!!

oilfieldscum · 08-14-2012, 09:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Eccie Addict

Now if I had a car already I would simply concentrate on getting it taken care of and paid off if it isn't already. That way you don't owe anyone a damn thing and can actually save a little money. A car is a tool not an investment. It should make you money not you work to pay for it and that's it. Do not buy a new car simply because you want to.

EA are you trying to use logic on this shmb?

Eccie Addict · 08-15-2012, 02:44 AM

Well we all do at one time or another lol.