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Get a hooptie and learn to fix your car.
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Get a hooptie and learn to fix your car.
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Do you absolutely need it?
I know having a car makes live a lot easier, but can you walk/take the bus to class? Is your job close enough to do the same?
If not, then I'd recommend spending 2000-3000 and finding a cheap Honda or Toyota just to get you from point A to point B. Ask your friends to go with you to check out any cars you come across as well.
I know having a car makes live a lot easier, but can you walk/take the bus to class? Is your job close enough to do the same?
If not, then I'd recommend spending 2000-3000 and finding a cheap Honda or Toyota just to get you from point A to point B. Ask your friends to go with you to check out any cars you come across as well.
big j 33
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Do you absolutely need it?
I know having a car makes live a lot easier, but can you walk/take the bus to class? Is your job close enough to do the same?
If not, then I'd recommend spending 2000-3000 and finding a cheap Honda or Toyota just to get you from point A to point B. Ask your friends to go with you to check out any cars you come across as well.
I know having a car makes live a lot easier, but can you walk/take the bus to class? Is your job close enough to do the same?
If not, then I'd recommend spending 2000-3000 and finding a cheap Honda or Toyota just to get you from point A to point B. Ask your friends to go with you to check out any cars you come across as well.
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I spent the whole summer on some public transportation %*#+ (School, work, etc.) all while saving up for a whip.
I literally almost pulled the trigger on a coupe yesterday but with some advice from my pops, I realized if anything I needed the car for the summer, I'm rarely will use it for the schoolyear.
So, I'm saving my money
I literally almost pulled the trigger on a coupe yesterday but with some advice from my pops, I realized if anything I needed the car for the summer, I'm rarely will use it for the schoolyear.
So, I'm saving my money
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I spent the whole summer on some public transportation %*#+ (School, work, etc.) all while saving up for a whip.
I literally almost pulled the trigger on a coupe yesterday but with some advice from my pops, I realized if anything I needed the car for the summer, I'm rarely will use it for the schoolyear.
So, I'm saving my money
I literally almost pulled the trigger on a coupe yesterday but with some advice from my pops, I realized if anything I needed the car for the summer, I'm rarely will use it for the schoolyear.
So, I'm saving my money
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dont get a loan tbecause if worse comes to worse and you have to quit your job to keep up with school, you wont be able to.
my recommendation would be something small like a honda civic or acura integra because they dont waste to much gas and are pretty reliable if taken care of.
for about 2 to 3 thousand dollars you can find something really reliable and in good condition.
my recommendation would be something small like a honda civic or acura integra because they dont waste to much gas and are pretty reliable if taken care of.
for about 2 to 3 thousand dollars you can find something really reliable and in good condition.
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dont get a loan tbecause if worse comes to worse and you have to quit your job to keep up with school, you wont be able to.
my recommendation would be something small like a honda civic or acura integra because they dont waste to much gas and are pretty reliable if taken care of.
for about 2 to 3 thousand dollars you can find something really reliable and in good condition.
my recommendation would be something small like a honda civic or acura integra because they dont waste to much gas and are pretty reliable if taken care of.
for about 2 to 3 thousand dollars you can find something really reliable and in good condition.
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I would recommend a 1999 Nissan Maxima very reliable car imo.
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I would recommend a 1999 Nissan Maxima very reliable car imo.
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i recommend a toyota or honda. i swear those things last forever.
but in reality any car will last you for ever if its taken care of properly
but in reality any car will last you for ever if its taken care of properly
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i recommend a toyota or honda. i swear those things last forever.
but in reality any car will last you for ever if its taken care of properly
but in reality any car will last you for ever if its taken care of properly
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M3
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M3
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2009 Audi A4
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2009 Audi A4
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A solid, affordable car, late 90s, early 2000s would be good. Should get you through the 4 years if you take care of it. Then when you graduate, you can upgrade
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A solid, affordable car, late 90s, early 2000s would be good. Should get you through the 4 years if you take care of it. Then when you graduate, you can upgrade
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I'd avoid taking out a loan if you could. If you didn't, how much would you be working with?
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