State employee credit union. They also approved me for a house...but one step at a time... I need the space for the new additions to my family.which credit union?
State employee credit union. They also approved me for a house...but one step at a time... I need the space for the new additions to my family.which credit union?
my mom had this car growing up. And my daddy messed it up drag racing in the country on some Dukes of Hazard type shyt.22K?
Might as well cop the Hellcat for the culture.
What's an extra $50K to a ColiBrehette?
You my POTY! Always
Yes sir!whatever you do, don't forget that since you got your own money, you're in control..
That’s what I’m thinking too! I was comparing and the technology and specs are similar and it’s won a Kelly Bluebook value award.You chose right shawty, Mazda is less popular so it's much cheaper & you can negotiate more at the car dealership because they find them hard to sell. Mazda are mad reliable & the standard Mazda model with many features that other brands you would pay extra for.
Mazda is slept on
I was looking at those too. I hate they are discontinuing the Honda Fits.Get the Honda version.
But I am on the market for a new car. Credit union approved me for $22k. But I’m looking for a nice subcompact suv/crossover that doesn’t cost that much.
Any advice?
Banker told me not to tell them I got approved for $22k.
Lmao! I ain’t 6 figure, 6 cert like these high value Coli men.
Somebody explain these words to me
There's YouTube channels that teach you how dealerships work, as in what type of scams they run on customers. Here's just one of them
Personally I've never bought a car from a dealer before. Both the cars I've owned I bought through private sellers with cash instead of a bank loan. It just seems so much less complicated that way. You don't have to negotiate or try to work out the best deal, you just name your price and if the seller isn't having it you move on to the next one. You've got all the power, you don't have to negotiate, you just make demands of the seller
I meant the CR-V or the HR-V. But yeah, a used Fit would a perfect second car.I was looking at those too. I hate they are discontinuing the Honda Fits.
Perfect little cars for $17k. Perfect price range. But I don’t wanna buy a car that’s been discontinued.
My cashapp is $closedmoufsdontgetfed
KIDDING!!!
But I am on the market for a new car. Credit union approved me for $22k. But I’m looking for a nice subcompact suv/crossover that doesn’t cost that much.
Any advice?
Banker told me not to tell them I got approved for $22k.
Im looking at the Mazda Cx-3
They are nice but about 7k out of my price range. Even though I was approved for 22k, I wanna go lower like 18k if I can....Toyota Rav 4.
I was looking at those too. I hate they are discontinuing the Honda Fits.
Perfect little cars for $17k. Perfect price range. But I don’t wanna buy a car that’s been discontinued.