Ermelinda Stalnaker: Your Sunfire was a poor choice for longevity. If you had bought a Honda Civic, you would still be good for another decade or two. My cars are: 1996 Honda mimi van, 240,000 miles, 1989 Hinda Civic, over 200,000 miles, 1994 Ford Ranger pickup, 200,000 miles, 1976 Ford Mustang, unknown miles. All get regular maintenance and I check fluid levels every few days. When a fluid level starts going down, I correct the problem, not just add fluid. (leaking gaskets, etc.). Your solution is to take $1,500 and go to Craigslist, for sale by owner and fins a good old Honda Civic for basic transportation. Then start making new car payments to yourself to a savings account set up for the purpose. In 5 to 8 years you will have enough money to go buy a new car. Maybe by then you will have come to your senses and realize what a poor investment a new car really is (half that hard earned money you saved will be gone through depreciation in 5 years).
Hermina Ketring: N! o business inquiries, even of a personal nature, or listing one's personal e-mail address, are permissible in Yahoo! Answers’ Questions or Answers.Somebody or other [not me !] is bound to report you for abuse !
Tommy Durrenberger: I am looking to purchase or lease a new car as my old 99' Sunfire bit the dust. Unfortunately the problem is, for right now, my credit score is very low and it shows to much going out and not enough coming in.. I do however always pay my bills on time, etc. Ideally I wanted to wait to get a new car until I was doing better financially but unfortunately that isn't an option. All that being said.. Do I even stand a chance at getting approved for a new car? If not will a cosigner help? And if I did get approved by myself or with a cosigner, would getting approved for something around $30,000 max be way out of the question? If I can make this work, I know I will be stuck with whatever car I purchase or lease so I may as well get something I r! eally like, That being said, What is the best manufacturers an! d models out there that's small and sporty around my budget? A few I had in mind were Chevy, Nissan, Honda, Toyota, Ford, Dodge.Thanks and please only serious and experienced answers!
Cornelius Thornborrow: i waned to put some 19" wheels on my is300 what would be a good tire size to put on there and what kind of springs for everything would work out with out grinding the fenders and stuff.
Emeline Albracht: it depends on the width of your rim . You dont have many choices as manny tires since you said you wanted 19 inch rims. You can try some. 225/40/19 would look nice on a is300. the number in the middle (40) is the width of the tire you can see from the side so if you want your car's rims to look big , anything with 40 or below should look good such as ###/40/### , ###/35/### , and so on.
Natalya Sydney: They know they'll have a hard time selling to their used car customers, who will find out about the accident and be afraid the car has hidden frame dam! age. The CarFax report doesn't say how bad the accident was, or how fast you were going, or if it was repaired properly. Without a full and expensive inspection, the dealer would rather not take the chance.
Tobie Oshea: Now you know why you should drive more carefully and not think that just because the insurance company pays for it it is OK.The car is a wreck and no one will buy a wreck.
Soraya Coodey: You are going to have a very difficult time getting a loan for a new car it seams. Your best bet it to get a co-signer or if you know someone nice enough to get a personal loan from them. I would try to start to fix your credit ASAP. Make sure that you are spending less and paying all your bills. Also, review your credit report to see if there are any mistakes on it. I found one on mine and when I disputed it, they took it off and my score immediately jumped up 50 points.You may want to look into getting a secured credit card. They are a great way to build ! credit and just about anyone can get one. The downfall of those is tha! t you must put money down before hand so if you dodn't have cash to start, it can be difficult. Here is a great article on the benefits of these cards and how they can help. http://www.creditscoreemergency.com/how-to-get-a-c...As far as what type of car to get, I think Hondas are great cars. My first car I bought a used Honda and I had it for 12 years with no problems. Since then, I have bought a new Honda and I plan on having that for another 10 to 12 years.
Bettye Arre: this may not help you right away, but you need to know...i once sold my car for $100. so keep that in mind while you shop. it wasn't like a car that worked or anything, but man, i will remember that little guy forever. he had a hard time starting. he wouldn't. $100? SOLD!
Kenneth Blacker: Is300 19 Wheels
Lewis Ranft: there are dealers that will finance anyone. my teen daughter got a car without a co-signer. look around
Gilberto Cratin: Cars do lose value after they are in a cras! h, but as long as all of the repairs were carried out by a licensed repairer (preferrably one chosen by your insurer) and you have all of the paperwork to back yourself up, it should be fine.P.S. Just thought I should add that I'm Aussie, so it might be different
Randa Hessell: First of all it is the dealers right to refuse to buy it at the price you want.The second thing is that the insurance company was trying to save money. Would you liked the boost to your rates (and everyone else's) that replacing every car that could be repaired would cause.Rule one in the insurance industry is:Insurance companies do not loose money!Rule two isIf they do see rule one!...Show more
Fritz Sisomphou: 9 times out of 10 a car dealership will not buy a car if the airbags have been deployed. That is showing up on carfax and basically they would only be able to sell the car at auction, so you either take a very big hit on the cars value trading in or sell it outrite. i do collisio! n repair for a living and the only way that a insurance company will to! tal a car is if the wreck repair value exceeds the value of the actual vehicle.
Linwood Mccory: Running or not in any condition if so im me on yahoo at black_honda_95 or email me at paint_baller_06@yahoo.com
Douglass Sarley: You stand no chance unless you have a cosigner with fantastic credit, a great job & no debt.And $30k ? LOLYou'd be lucky to get a $6000 car.You've already proven YOUR word doesnt mean anything. What makes you think someone would give you a $30,000 car ?
Raul Tllo: i would just go to another dealer who wants your business!!
Gregory Dilg: Everyone who buys a car usually carfaxes it. If they see it was in an accident they most likely will not want to buy it. So if the dealer were to take it in on trade it would be more difficult for them to sell. Basically they would loose money in the deal.
Buster Exline: Well, if you get approved don't be surprised when your paying tons of interest on the loan. What you can do is buy a! used car private party. Maybe save up $6000 or so, that way you don't need to worry about getting approved/interest. I believe a cosigner will boost your chance of getting a loan, but still expect high interest rates. I knew a person a few years ago who brought a $28,000 used SUV, he had low/midrange credit, his Interest rate was like 8% with his dad(high credit score) as a cosigner.
Germaine Tieken: Well look at it this way, would you buy car if you found out that it had even been in any type accident? Personally I wouldn't, so the value of your car is a lot less because people don't want a car in accident.
Alden Sabio: Someone with an old '99 car, low credit score, and a negative income flow is not a candidate for a $30,000 car loan -- or any car loan. And leasing is even harder to qualify for.I would suggest you go to a local bank or credit union and try to get pre-approved for a car loan. That way, you'll know for sure if you can get approved before you go! looking for a car.If you can't be approved, your only other option is ! to buy from a scumbag "buy-here-pay-here" dealer ('we finance anyone") who doesn't care about your credit, but does care about your income. He sells older overpriced junky cars at super-high loan interest rates. But if this is the ONLY way you have to buy a car, just understand what you are getting into.
Lino Cawthorne: They'd rather have you buy the car without a trade-in, On the other hand, I'd expect them to give you a price break due to not accepting the trade.
Ramon Dahlheimer: Sell the car "by owner" then you will get more than the dealer would give you if it hadn't been an accident. Be sure to tell the prospective buyers you had an accident, tell them the details, show them how it was repaired. Get your money, then go to a different dealer. Many people are looking for used cars and someone will be happy to buy this. Go to kellybluebook to see what it is worth...then price it accordingly.
Majorie Chester: They're afraid of the liability. The rep! air facility should have given you an affidavit stating the air bags were replaced with new ones. That would remove the liability.
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