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My dilemma: should i finance a new car or buy a used car cash?

1. im 20 2. i recently got a new job which pays well 3. i do alot of driving 4. i want a sports car like a scion tc or infinity g35 5. the most i will take a loan for is 20000 6. gas 4$! and insurance is expensive b/c im considered high risk 7. i had one accident in 0ct 2007 it was my fault: i was blamed 8. i dont want to pay more than 600$ a month: car note plus insurance 9. i have 2000$ shud i save more towards buying a car cash or Finance 20. i pay myslef through school.

Public Comments

1. pay cash for one you can got to auto trader and find a good used car there. Waite and save some money then get the new car after you graduate.
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