Current Events > I'm looking into getting a new (cheap, used) car. What do you think of this?

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https://creditkarma.truecar.com/used-cars-for-sale/listing/2HGFG3B5XDH506440/?u1=48179335867

I'm terrible at shopping for cars, so I like asking for other people's opinions on this kind of stuff.

I came across this and figured that this seems pretty good for what I want. Seemingly.I'm going by my very limited knowledge on car buying.

I should point out that as a car owner, I don't really use my car unless I really need to, like for groceries, work, emergencies or going somewhere unusually far away.
I typically get around by walking and public transit, with a bit of driving thrown in the mix when the time calls for it. So an old piece of crap car that's good enough to good the job done is completely fine by me.

Pretty solid choice. Price is ok, and the mileage is slightly under the average. Known for dependability, too.

Honda and Toyota sedans get the Cemith seal of approval. Those things trucked on and on well past their perceived deaths. They'll treat you right if you treat them right.

Devilanse333 posted...

Pretty solid choice. Price is ok, and the mileage is slightly under the average. Known for dependability, too.

Nice! So if I'm reading this right, I'll basically be paying roughly $210 a month for the next 50 or so months?

Cemith posted...

Honda and Toyota sedans get the Cemith seal of approval. Those things trucked on and on well past their perceived deaths. They'll treat you right if you treat them right.

I'm not much of a car person but I am a big Honda fan. Always wanted my next car to be a Honda vehicle. Heard nothing but great things about the brand.

Kitt posted...

Nice! So if I'm reading this right, I'll basically be paying roughly $210 a month for the next 50 or so months?

It says 72 months. yay interest.

skullmagic2 posted...

It says 72 months. yay interest.

I see...

14% is out of control. You will end up paying like $17k for this car.

If you can get better financing through a bank or credit union you should do that. Or put more cash down.