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# 1

Buy in cash full amount no loan no interest no monthly payment, choose a fuel efficient model you like, test drive multiple times from a car lot, and make sure it’s 2-4 years old, and check the reports in the specific one you’re considering buying, carfax. as for how to get there sooner, stop eating out, live on cheap discounted microwave meals, save more money faster? The only way to make money is to not spend it. Good luck you chattel goy 😎

54 bumps by white_lightning
on Car payment?
# 2

What are you looking for and where do you live? I'm a fan of older car models, some of them are great cars that will last till 300k or more. Toyota makes a great product, Honda and Lexus. Even 90's Mercedes are great cars. The Chevrolet 2000-2003 models are great with the LS motors in them. Uber will suck your pockets dry, find a side gig you can make cash with and start saving that money to build up to becoming independent. Humans around you need services, fulfill those services. Provide good services or work in exchange for monies... Yard work, handyman work, or anything that you are good at. I am kinda a car "guy" if you have questions.

37 bumps by sacredcow
on Car payment?
# 3

No, don't eat cheap food. That is what you are feeding your body. Take care of your body, that is what you are using to make money and live life.

24 bumps by sacredcow
on Car payment?
# 4

Not cheap as in bad quality. Cheap as in not above one’s means. Get the microwaveables that are discounted as grocery stores often do on their surplus items.

21 bumps by white_lightning
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# 5

I know you are recommending early 2000 Chevys, but what would you say about a 2015 Chevy Malibu 100 thousand miles, the price seems to be decent, compared to other2015 Malibus with similar mileage, hes asking 4500. Would you recommend i dont bother with it though 2015 Malibus seems like there was a transmission issue with this particular year, thats the consensus at least of that spotty Kilmer guy on youtube, and obviously a transmission problem would be something I dont want to inherit.

18 bumps by goyim
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