List 3 factors (4 each) u need to consider when buying a used car from:?
610729
1. Type of vehicle (is it a reliable make/model)\n2. Condition (incl. vehicle history, mileage etc)\n3. Price
840825
A home, money, and a car.\n\nCoach
181192
Tax rates on purchases\nInterest rates on loans and investments\nFuel consumption rates when driving.
1008630
Alright...  I'm kinda confused with all your info but...\n\nN = 60  (5*12)\nI = ??\nPV = 19,000  ($22,000 - $3000 down payment)\nPMT = -350 (negative because you need opposite signs)\nFV = 0  (so it paid off in 60 months)\nP/Y = 12  (periods per year)\n\nI think interest is what you are looking for.  Which is approx. 4.01% when the above is solved.  4% is a REALLY good rate for right now but the current average for new car loans is about 5-10% depending on your credit.  4% is possible from a promotional standpoint.  I'm not sure why you are trying to find the future value of your down payment in the second set of information.  Basically, the information I typed aboves means that if you take a loan out for $19000 and pay $350 per month for 5 years, it would be paid off, using 4.01%.  \n\nThe PV of the car is what you are taking the loan out for.\n\nYou would only want to take a loan out for a down payment IF the interest rate is better than the interest rate of the car loan, which is unlikely.  \n\nI recommend paying as much of a down payment as possible and make as large of monthly payments as possible.  Make sure that when you make payment above the $350, that you state that it is for Principle Only, this way your loan will get paid off faster and you will pay less interest.\n\nHopefully this makes sense... let me know if I've confused you.
522379
Take a motor mechanic with you, if you know one. If not ask around until you find one. I would avoid the imported ones as they tend to have higher prices on spare parts. \n\nAlso, shop around as there plenty of second hand vehicles to choose from and dont be backwards about bartering for a cheaper price with the sales people.
176118
Have a clean driving history.\n\nNo tickets, no accidents.\n\nBe over age 25.  Have good grades in school if you are a student.\n\nSex, location of where the car is parked and commute miles to work.\n\nThos factors you cannot change.  But they make a huge impact.\n\nShop around. Rates DO vary. Some companies take more higher risk drivers than others. Many will quote online.\n\nRemember its the total price you want, not just an intro cost.\n\nMake sure you can do the upfront costs as well. Some want a full 6 months, others just 1 month in advance.
399073
Take the heavier things off, and decide what is more important. A nice looking, crappy running car or a crappy looking and good running car...
720448
Sales estimates, inventory levels, raw material prices, interest rates, labor availability & costs.\n\nLots of stuff to consider.
410462
I suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private par
874090
Things like...\n1. interest rate\n2. fixed or variable rate\n3. penalties for late payments\n4. length of term of loan\n5. monthly payment amount
5041
It varies cause used cars are cheaper than new cars.  Check out the prices on Ebay and you will see what I mean.
1008144
Manufacturer and date of\nVisual inspection date\nHydrostate test dates\nSize of tank\nTank capacity
729398
Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Environmental and Legal Factors\n(business evaluation)
34798
You can save a lot of money buying used. There are two things to remember though. If you need financing arrange it before hand or better yet have cash in hand. Secondly, take your time looking for the best deal. There are plenty of people who will need to get out from under a loan, or simply need to sell quickly. You will almost always get a lower price from a private party vs. a dealer.
292112
Check Autotrader.com or even Ebay.com
431417
1..$ 1,260,000\n2..$   756,000\n3..$   476,000\n4..$   336,000\n5..$   280,000
81742
I want to buy a ______.  \nI have the following questions about ________.\n\nYou name it, and you can write a letter asking about it... cars, skateboards, computers, etc.