They want yer feeder jobs!!!

[Cementups]

Used Honda Civic For Sale - CarGurus


Dang Nashville isn't too far for me.

@Cementups is the resident Honda guy. Ask him.

I'd go $6,000 cash at it with hopes of making it stick. Really low miles and would last you another 20 years with normal maintenance.

 

[rod]

Used Volkswagen Jetta For Sale - CarGurus


Boom
That meets my requirements.

First thing you would have to do immediately is have a new timing belt installed. Should only cost you about 2 to 3 grand.

 

[Brownslave688]

I'd go $6,000 cash at it with hopes of making it stick. Really low miles and would last you another 20 years with normal maintenance.

Not with 25k miles a year.

 

[Cementups]

ok, 10 years easily

 

[cosmo1]

I'd go $6,000 cash at it with hopes of making it stick. Really low miles and would last you another 20 years with normal maintenance.

I just knew I could drag you into this.







(V-Tech, yo!)

 

[Orion inc.]

Told the wife two days ago it was time to start shopping.


$100 a month that's what I'm willing to spend.

You might look at leasing. No maintenance costs, no loss of depreciation and there are some cheap leases. My car is the only one we lease because I don't put a lot of miles on. Every time I trade it in, I have good residual value that I never have to put money down. Excellent credit and my wife is a hell of a fighter when it comes to contracts.

Might want to explore it.

 

[Brownslave688]

You might look at leasing. No maintenance costs, no loss of depreciation and there are some cheap leases. My car is the only one we lease because I don't put a lot of miles on. Every time I trade it in, I have good residual value that I never have to put money down. Excellent credit and my wife is a hell of a fighter when it comes to contracts.

Might want to explore it.

I drive 25k miles a year. I don't think any lease covers that. Lol

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

You might look at leasing. No maintenance costs, no loss of depreciation and there are some cheap leases. My car is the only one we lease because I don't put a lot of miles on. Every time I trade it in, I have good residual value that I never have to put money down. Excellent credit and my wife is a hell of a fighter when it comes to contracts.

Might want to explore it.

I drive 25k miles a year. I don't think any lease covers that. Lol

A typical lease is between 10-15K miles/year. You can buy additional miles but it would probably not be worth it.

 

[Orion inc.]

I drive 25k miles a year. I don't think any lease covers that. Lol

Yeah that's too much. Just buy a cheap car at auction.