yeezusdisciple
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- Nov 29, 2013
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Yo what part of ny do u live? Im bored ill find u a nice whip on craigslist
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Bro i understand. The idea of being young and the urge of driving a nice car with the windows down bumping some Diplomatic Immunity II. Buy something small and cheap now 4-6k range. Drive it for 2-3 years while making more money, and you can probably sell it and get your money back and get something you really want down the line.
Out of all those cars are cool and all, but once again buy something real cheap now just because you need a car. You dont need a brand new car now. Down the line you can get the beamer.
Dipset you hardheaded
Man I make around 2gs monthly and I wouldn't even consider a BMW.
Get a acura or Honda
Are these used Honda's gonna break down every other month?
I understand. So buying new with my income isn't too bright. Correct?
Generally, no. It depends on how well the previous owner(s) have taken care of the vehicle. Ask to see service records and HAVE THE VEHICLE INSPECTED. If the owner isn't willing to let you take it to a certified shop, or at least meet you there, to have it inspected WALK AWAY.
There is a reason why Hondas and Toyotas hold their value; they tend to be reliable and will last you a long time. And even if something goes wrong, these cars are so abundant that it's extremely easy to find replacement parts either from the dealer, a shop, or a junk yard.
Repair costs for a Honda and repair costs for a BMW are day and night.
I understand. So buying new with my income isn't too bright. Correct?
Buying new with MY income isn't too bright, and I'm pulling in a decent salary.
Buying a new car with any kind of income isn't ever too bright, unless you have enough money where purchases like that aren't really impacting your savings. Outside of collectors vehicles, cars aren't an asset. As soon as you roll off the lot, you lose 30% of your investment. Don't buy a new car unless you're planning on handing it down or driving it until the wheels literally fall off.
used Hondas, Nissans, Toyotas are the most reliable used cars out there
a friend of mine is driving a camry with 175k miles on it for 5 years now and had NO problems with it
Not for nothing ... Look into the Kia Optimum ... The cars are nice for the price.
**** nissan's emissions system doe...
damn check engine light keeps going on, off, on, off for the same BS...damn knock sensor
Listen to this man. I make a very good salary and drive an Audi a5 (German Luxury). However, i still have my 1994 Honda Accord I use for commuting. Car runs like no other. No way my Audi would survive all the driving I do with the Honda.Bro i understand. The idea of being young and the urge of driving a nice car with the windows down bumping some Diplomatic Immunity II. Buy something small and cheap now 4-6k range. Drive it for 2-3 years while making more money, and you can probably sell it and get your money back and get something you really want down the line.
Out of all those cars are cool and all, but once again buy something real cheap now just because you need a car. You dont need a brand new car now. Down the line you can get the beamer.
God damn it bruh just get the Accord.
well in relation to my post...my car is a 01 Sentra that just crossed the 100k mark so there is bound to be certain issues...other than that tho, no real issues just certain annoyances...Okay but isn't that a $21,000 car? I can get better looking cars for cheaper..
Dang for real?
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@CaliKev care to help? If not, get out of the thread.
well in relation to my post...my car is a 2001 Sentra that just crossed the 100k mark...other than that no problems, only annoyances