Used car purchasing advice

And the only time to get gap insurance is if/when the total loss value of the vehicle is less than you owe on it. That will usually apply to fully financed new vehicle but may not be the case on a used car. You can usually cancel the gap insurance at anytime you wish.

 
Moiraine said:
suh_fan93 said:
Are you dead set on a Honda? I mean they are great cars when it comes to reliability and gas mileage and just in general. My last two used vehicles mind you have been Toyota's and I don't see that changing. I found for the most part they are just as reliable but more price friendly than Honda's. I recently talked to a tow truck driver and he said the three cars he sees the least of in his line of work were Honda's, Toyota's and Subaru's fwiw. Good luck.
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No I'm not. I'm dead set on not buying an American car. Toyota is an option too. My fiance has a 1998 toyota corolla with over 250k miles still running. Thanks.
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Oh, so you don't want me to have a job? And I thought you was cool...
 
Thanks for all the advice.

The thrilling climax is I have a friend who is going to fix my car for a lot less than the mechanic is charging. I decided I don't want a $5,000 loan right now.

 
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