What would you do?  I need to buy a car - probably used and need to figure out...?
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Keep looking.  Your general plan is good - congrats on not falling into the financing trap!  Look for Toyotas and Hondas.  Try to buy from a private owner, not a car dealership.  Just make sure you have a trusted mechanic check it over.  For $6k you should be able to get something decent, though maybe you'll have to travel a bit to get it.\n\nCheck out craigslist.org.\n\nGood luck!
284900
I don't think anyone on here would know which you should get. My suggestion is that you go to a website like epinions or some website where consumers rate cars and see how people review each of the ones you are interested in. Look for the things that mean the most to you in a car. Then make your decision. Then see where you can get the best deal for the car you want. \n\nGood luck.
974927
trade it in for a new one, you will have negative equity and your new car payment will be higher..but that's easier than getting a loan to pay off your current vehicle.
294856
Use the Kelly Blue book next time you buy a car. They have every car made along with the price you should pay.
388651
yes, but what kind of car is it? i might be able to give u some pointers\n\nUNFORTUNATELY, HYUNDAI'S DOESNT PARTICULARY HOLD THIER VALUES. HOWEVER, U MAKE SURE THAT EVERYTHING IS IN GOOD CONDITION INTERIOR, EXTERIOR AND THE ENGINE, ADD LITTLE THINGS TO IT LIKE A BRAND NEW INEXPENSIVE BUT NICE LOOKING RIMS, NEW TIRES ETC. MAKE SURE THAT THERES NO TEARS ON THE SEATS AND DINGS ON THE EXTERIOR. HAVE U EVER BEEN IN AN ACCIDENT? COZ' THAT WOULD BE THE BREAKER OF A CHANCE TO GET WHAT U WANT. \nTRY SELLING IT ON EBAY OR SOMETHING, BUT MAKE SURE U TAKE GREAT PICTURES OF THE CAR AND HIGHLIGHT THE BEST FEATURES OF THE CAR. GOOD LUCK
631849
You have a "free look" period for any type of purchase.  Call the car dealer and tell them that you want to return the car.
407011
I'd check to make sure the car is okay.
1079225
Try Auto Trader or exchange and mart. But your not going to get a reliable car for that price. Your best of saving up by getting a part time job, or full time until you go to Uni. Don't whatever you do get one on loan or even worse Yes car credit. There charges are huge, if you look at small print. I got one from them 3 years ago for £5,000. Got told it was worth £3,500. Looked at small print and it worked out that I would pay in total over £10,000. So I took it back within the 7 days
229102
It is best to take it to the dealer you bought it from. Have them show you how.
1148565
I don't think you do.  You have to prove that you didn't put that 2,000 miles on the car.  If you signed the paperwork that stated the odometer reading, I think you're stuck.\n\nIt's always a good idea to check under the hood yourself before buying the car and ask about things like the tape.  You can always have your own mechanic look at it, they can't deny you that.\n\nIt sounds like the practices of a small dealer, not a large dealership who cannot afford that kind of bad publicity.  If the manager won't talk to you, you can always call a local television station and tell them what happened, they are always keen on stories that involve older people being swindled.  This might get the car dealers attention.
319246
If you mean a "new" new car dealership you will need to get a franchise from a manufacturer. You could buy an existing dealership. Either way you will need a pocket full of money and experience to have a shot.
416418
Its up to your dealer. If you bought a new car its now a used one and you will not recover your money.
916837
Buy the car with leasing you don't own the car. It will cost more in the long run.
293173
It is a relatively unique car. Do a little searching on the net to verify at least the body style. You should not buy things unless you are sure of what it is. Cars, drugs, milk, socks, everything.
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.
837807
they should send you a paper that states wo to call or where to write if you had and property in the vehicle. seems unfair they should have to at least mail it to you but nope you have the burden of getting it back wherever it may be. they will also include a day and time that they will auction off the vehicle so you can have a chance to buy back. also just in case noone told you you will also be responsible for the amout of the loan over that of which they auction the vehicle off for.
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1. Make a budget. I like to use an Excel spreadsheet for this, but you just need to know how much you are willing and able to spend per month including insurance, gas and maintenance (reserve at least $100 ea, $300 total for these per month - more for a gas guzzler or if you have a long commute).\n2.Make an appointment at a local bank or credit union to see how much of a loan you qualify for and see what the monthly payment will be.\n3.Do your research - check the internet for the best deals and reliability ratings, as well as insurance quotes.\n4.Contact the insurer of your choice. You will want to have your agent's name & number at the time of purchase.\n4.Find a reputable dealer. Check with your local better business bureau or get recommendations from a friend. Tell them exactly what you are looking for, but don't appear too eager. Tell them the budget you have set (minus the $300 for maintenance and insurance) and do NOT budge. I did this and it took a while but I stood firm and they finally found me something in my price range. Mine was $300/month, so this shouldn't have been hard, but they will try everything they can to get you to budge an extra $50/month. Stand your ground.\n5.Once you find the one you want, let them know the name and number of your agent. You will need to have insurance before you can drive it off the lot. At least where I live. They will deal with the plates and registration. This is included in the price.\n6.Now be sure to save $100/month for maintenance, even if you don't have any problems. Six months down the road you may have a $600 problem, so it all evens out. It shouuld include oil changes, etc.\n7.Get your oil changed every 5000 miles if it is a little older (before 2000). Every 10000 if it's a newer car. It's best to check your owner's manual for this. Do a 60,000 mile inspection, and get a tune-up once in a while and you'll be in great shape. I learned this the hard way. Maintenance is less costly than an emergency. \nGood luck!