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apocalypsosI haven't been able to sleep all night long so I just went to take a walk through town.
The car dealership has a nice-looking used SUV for $2375 in the front lot.
Hmm. I may need to call my mom later on for advice because I'm pretty sure I can't get a loan from the bank but I really, REALLY want that car for many reasons. Not the least of which being all of its tires are inflated and I imagine the engine starts when you turn the key in the ignition, but maybe I'm just being picky.
The car dealership has a nice-looking used SUV for $2375 in the front lot.
Hmm. I may need to call my mom later on for advice because I'm pretty sure I can't get a loan from the bank but I really, REALLY want that car for many reasons. Not the least of which being all of its tires are inflated and I imagine the engine starts when you turn the key in the ignition, but maybe I'm just being picky.
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Date: 2006-11-21 11:47 am (UTC)But I did get a new car. I mean, 2006 even. I just went to a name brand dealer and sat down. I showed my income, they saw my credit. And yes it took a few hours, but I had a 22,000 car. I can refinance in a year when I've repaired some of the credit. The payments are a touch high, but I can make them and still eat.
Just ask a dealer to help. There's a way somewhere, even if you get a couple year old car out of it. It'll work, it'll be safe and you can always trade it later. they may even let your dead car serve as a down payment (like they did me)
Just an idea. worst they can say is no. And you'll only be out some time. But if they say yes....
*grins*