sportzdude23 asked:


Im looking to purchase a car, and one of the cars im looking at has a rebuilt title. It is a very nice car and i looked at it and the owner looks like he spent a lot of time on it. When i checked it out i met him at the body shop he worked at. He said he bought it damaged and had it fixed up in the body shop for way less than going through insurance and thats why it has a rebuilt title. The car is in very good shape. I need to know some of the things to look for such as vin numbers with different parts, and how exactly to transfer the title if i purchase it without getting jipped.

DUANE

micandema asked:


We need a second car for both my husband and I to drop our kids off at daycare and go to work. We figured out our bills and can olny aford the insurance on another car, not another car payment. I have heard that people donate their cars to the salvation army and was wondering who they sell them to and what I need to do to buy one. Or if anyone in the lansing mi area that has a cheap, good running one for sale, I would be willing to look at it.

DARREN

Nick Zbu asked:


I’ve been trying to find one, but don’t know how to do it. For the last few months I’ve been trying to junk my old car (no longer runs) for scrap. So far I’ve come up with nothing but junkyards and people who’ll just take my car for free. Is there a way to sell my car for scrap so I can get some money back from my car?

If it helps my location is Southeastern Michigan.

DENNIS

birko58 asked:


I am a 16 year old high school student, and I want to buy my first car in the next few months. I was just wondering what kind of car is good for me. I want something that I can get used and under $3000. I also want it to be cheap on gas and insurance. It also has to be reliable, of course. And it would help if it looks decent too.
Also, is there a good web site to find a cheap used car in Ontario, Canada? Or possibly a specific car that would suit my needs?

Thank you.

GILBERTO

rjz17678 asked:


My wife would like to get a new car. She currently has a 2005 Ford Escape, owes about 6500 on her current car. She likes the new Ford Edge’s, if we get a new one would the dealer pay off the remainder of the old car loan?

ELDON

La La asked:


I am wanting to buy a new car around 20,000, I have thought about a Honda Civic and a Toyota Carolla, which is better? and are there any other cars that are similar that are good cars. I have been told both of these are really good cars.

CHONG

Todd M asked:


I just bought a newer used car from 2005 at the toyota dealer and I got the loan through them. I bought the car for $12,800 total with taxes and I put $2,000 dollars down when I bought it. So now I owe about $11,000 on it. I would like to sell it to a friend for $12,000 and make back about a $1,000 on it. This way I’ll only end up loosing the $800. He doesn’t have enough money so he would have to take out a loan from somewhere himself, but I think he has good credit.

Anyway, the problem is that I don’t have the title since the car isn’t paid off yet and I owe the dealer money, not a bank, since the loan was taken out through them. What are the steps I have to take to sell this car to my friend who is also short on cash himself, but still has good credit?

Also, how hard would it be to sell this car to a stranger if my friend decides to back out of it since I don’t have the title?
What about selling it to CarMAX? I heard that they take care of all the financial mumbojumbo for you.

FOREST

Sixpacks L asked:


is it necessary a sport car? or a convertible? why do people want a weekend car different from a everyday car?

if they like the car, why not drive it all the time?

CARY

just me<3 asked:



Car would do to buy car in california and about to buy car in months im not to buy car in months.


AL

newcarshopper asked:


I have no chargeoffs, and have never been late with any bills, rent, tuition, etc. I’m interested in purchasing a car to replace my gas-guzzling truck now that I’ve landed a great entry-level financial position, and I’m curious as to what to expect from my situation. The car I intend to purchase has an MSRP of $21,000, and I intend to put right around $9,000 down and pay the tax up front (TX 8.25%). I’ve calculated some payment estimates, but since my credit isn’t established, I’m wondering what type of rate I can expect to pay on my loan. I intend to finance the car for 60 months. With a substantial down payment of more than 40% of the car’s value, and net income of $25,000 a year, will I still have a difficult time getting reasonable financing with my young credit history?

ABRAM