Hi all:
It's me again. Still at it with the Kia. TPMS is still on but the aftermarket TPMS device is tracking my pressure (or I hope it's doing its job right). But I've wanted to consider a cheap reliable car because my payments are $308/mo.
Debating, but I think I'd like an opinion. Do I take on a personal loan to pay off my Kia (payoff 11752) and get a 2000 Camry (reported no issues but I want to get it to a mechanic) I found off Craigslist?
I want to save mainly but also get a reliable car. Thanks all!
Camrys are great cars but you're talking about a 22 years old car. Realize that even the best made car after that many years, will have issues. If you want a reliable transportation, look for something newer unless you have a back up.
Camrys are great cars but you're talking about a 22 years old car. Realize that even the best made car after that many years, will have issues. If you want a reliable transportation, look for something newer unless you have a back up.
It blew my mind that by having a 1994 Corolla (I sold it because a/c fumes were burning my throat among other issues) under my car insurance made it cheaper because I shared my mileage among them. I just want to have faith that this Camry will be a good investment cuz Scotty's talked about people getting old CRVs and the like to beat this current market. Just doing the math hurts with 16% APR versus taking out a loan to try and pay off the Kia and sell it as much as I could at CarMax while having enough for a beater car.