justfishin sells used cars, he has a small lot but if you have time he can probably find you what you want.
Need to buy a car
My daughter is going to commute to college this year and need to buy her a car.
I know there are some really good deals on good cars out there and are looking to buy a sound pre-owned.
Don't know if we should buy a certified from a dealership or privately owned.
Money is tight, have around $6,000 to spend. Don't want to take on a car loan right now.
Any Zoner know someone or have any advice?
Jon
I know there are some really good deals on good cars out there and are looking to buy a sound pre-owned.
Don't know if we should buy a certified from a dealership or privately owned.
Money is tight, have around $6,000 to spend. Don't want to take on a car loan right now.
Any Zoner know someone or have any advice?
Jon
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cash for clunkers. Get an old truck turn it in for 4500 add your 6000 and get a stripped down tiny little car for 11k. I think I have to help pay for it so go ahead.
You must have active registration and insurance in place for the previous 12 months in order to trade a vehicle on that program. Can't just grab a car from the corner and trade it.cash for clunkers. Get an old truck turn it in for 4500 add your 6000 and get a stripped down tiny little car for 11k. I think I have to help pay for it so go ahead.
Get in touch with patrick lockwood @ mark mitsubishi off of 47 ave and glendale. He has taken care of several people on this web site. I have bought a couple of vehicles from him and it was no b.s and the best price right up front.
That would be sweet though,... go by a $1k car to turn in for $4500.You must have active registration and insurance in place for the previous 12 months in order to trade a vehicle on that program. Can't just grab a car from the corner and trade it.
Here are the stipulations
- New vehicle cannot retail for more than $45,000.
- New vehicle can be purchased or leased.
- Purchased or leased vehicle must be a new vehicle.
- Trade-in vehicle cannot be older than 25 years old.
- Trade-in vehicle must have been owned for at least one year by the purchasing party.
- Discount is determined by the difference between the combined fuel economy of the vehicle that is traded in and that of the new vehicle. If that difference is greater than ten, then a $4500 discount will be applied. If the fuel economy difference is more than 4 but less than ten, the discount is $3500.
- Only one discount per person can be used.
- The discount is not considered income for the purchaser of the vehicle, although state and/or local taxes may apply. Consult a tax adviser for details.
- Upon purchase, the buyer will need to provide proof of insurance and ownership of the vehicle for the last year and clear title.
- Credit Union financing can make this deal even sweeter! Check out our great new auto rates and get pre-approved before you shop.
Go with the Toyota Corolla.
35-38 miles a gal.
No timming belt to worry about.
I have an 07 with 125,000 miles on it, no problems.
35-38 miles a gal.
No timming belt to worry about.
I have an 07 with 125,000 miles on it, no problems.
+1 You can get a pretty nice corolla for under six or probably a better KIA for even less.Go with the Toyota Corolla.
35-38 miles a gal.
No timming belt to worry about.
I have an 07 with 125,000 miles on it, no problems.
Go with the Toyota Corolla.
35-38 miles a gal.
No timming belt to worry about.
I have an 07 with 125,000 miles on it, no problems.
where you driving with an 07 with 125000.....DAMN
Hey all,
Thanks for the info so far. Still open to hearing some more, Figure within the next 2 weeks.
Jon
Thanks for the info so far. Still open to hearing some more, Figure within the next 2 weeks.
Jon
toyota corolla is a good car my daughter has one no problems either
Id stay away from the kia ( K.illed I.n A.ction )
alittle to small
good luck
private party //// old folks. you know you got a good one if gramma has tissue box on dashboard
Id stay away from the kia ( K.illed I.n A.ction )
alittle to small
good luck
private party //// old folks. you know you got a good one if gramma has tissue box on dashboard
Blythe 4-5 times a week.where you driving with an 07 with 125000.....DAMN
+1 Awesome little cars with great gas milage...Go with the Toyota Corolla.
35-38 miles a gal.
No timming belt to worry about.
I have an 07 with 125,000 miles on it, no problems.
Or go with a Jetta TDI 50+ highway MPG
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