new ford pickup f250 or 350 cash down?
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goto your local ford dealership. i hear they like money there.
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Any of the newer 3/4 ton pickups (Ford F-250; Chevy C-2500; Dodge D-250) with a big V-8 engine should do fine for towing your 32 foot Rambler, and give you a better ride than a similar 1-ton truck. Just make sure it's properly set up for towing with a weight distributing hitch and electric brake controller.
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You should ask her. Once you have her answer, then ask her if her name is going on the title and if she will be paying the car note. If her answer is no then what she says about the color of your truck shouldn't matter. \n\nI have never heard anything like that. I like white trucks too. Women are happy that a man can afford a vehicle no matter what color it is. \n\nIt's your money/credit so buy your truck in whatever color you want.
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Hi there. Generally speaking your FICO score is between 300-850 with 620 being considered good enough to get a lower interest rate. Different sources score somewhat differently. When buying a car do not settle for the sticker price. Try to get 1-2 thousand knocked off. If at all possible, try to finance for no more than 2 years. This is difficult for most people. By doing so you will save thousands in interest on the loan. Do not tell the dealer how much money you have as a down payment initially. Mention that there is another car at another dealership that has offered you a better deal. (Sometimes it's just a game of BS) and I don't know why. It's just a matter of how high a profit the dealer makes.Don't be discouraged. If they won't budge, go somewhere else. Try to dress nice. It seems to make a difference on how you are treated. Good luck and never let them pressure you into any deal you are not comfortable with.
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buy out a small trucking company
784250
Not sure what the difference is, but someone sells a HF250 (not 25) on eBay "in need of minor repair" for US$900.--
182574
I suggest you to buy a used car with your own cash for $2000.00
209511
buyers remorse....do you mean car?\n\n???????????
461801
I have a 72 monte (currently in restoration) and the new ones are CRAP compared to the old ones.  I have a friend who just traded in a 02 ? Monte because the trans was starting to slip.  I love chevys dont get me wrong, but if the stang is a V8 it is better as far as construction and life after miles is concerned.  As for the women thing, I see a lot of chicks driving mustangs, so if you get the stang you better trick it out if you want to stand apart from the ladies.  The monte has sexy lines, but the mechanical soundness is a turnoff.  (Dont pull up on a girl and try to talk to her if she cant hear you over the rattle under the hood) Go old school, chicks really dig that.
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A pontiac grand am maybe? ( no, I am going to change that,....\nthey ought to drive the cheapest most relibable thing to get them around, the less flashy the better, it helps keep the attitude in check.
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If you plan to buy it from a dealer, they will almost certainly have some financing options available to you.\n\nOtherwise, here's a Yahoo! Search link with a number of sites that provide truck financing or resources to help you locate it:
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well, it sounds like you are looking for a solid investment.  I would NEVER buy new, it's just a waiste of money since it depreciates so fast.  I recently bought a 2 year old Avalanche for about half the price of a new.  it's a good car if you want a truck.\n\nfor the long run without problems i would go for a used Lexus LS400, i owned one and really miss it now that i sold it.  i had verry little problems with it, and it drove great (i paid $6000 for a 1994!!!) The car is not a gas guzzler like the big american ones, it's roomy, it's luxurious, and it's really nice to drive.  I strongly recommend this one.
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Chrysler is slowly making the move from Catia V4 to V5...finally. (detroit based) \nVolvo in NC is mostly V5 (heavy truck).\nFord Mo. Co. is shifting slowly to V5, but I am unaware that they have much going in design presently.\nThat's to name a few.... I'd check on Monster for more.
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The buy-here, pay-here car lot is often very successful if you adhere to one thing: when you sell the car, the down payment MUST cover what you have in it as well as tax and registration. \n\nPayments beyond that sound like profit, but they're not. You'll need a reliable tow company. It's not unusual for a "tote a note" car lot to sell, repop, sell, repop, and sell a car several times. \n\nDon't sell junk. When the car stops running, they stop paying. \n\nCreate a very secure area for cash handling. If the Friday afternoon crowd is dropping off fifties and hundreds, the Friday evening crowd will want it. Make sure you have a police escort to the bank. \n\nEasiest way to start? Get a car. Down payment is $500, and a $70 payment a week for a year. You have the title, you see the customer every Friday. \n\nYou have to be hard nosed. The sob stories will break you heart, but don't let them break your bank. \n\nGood luck! - Stuart
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The '02 will win. It's just a better, more powerful version of the car, with superior stiffening of the same basic Fox-body platform. The '90 will torque off the line a little better (nothing really beats cubic inches off the line), but the '02 will power past it.
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That's not a good FICO score, but (American) auto manufacturers are getting very desperate.  Who knows... someone at "the big 3" dealers may go for it.  Watch out for extreme interest rates though!
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As an insurance agent I am asked that question by my clients all the time.  If you can easily afford to repair or replace your vehicle without any insurance money, then I would say drop the collision coverage.  Otherwise, keep it.  It's better to pay a little now in premium then to suffer a major financial hardship.