New guy here...looking to possibly buy
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Buying a 2000 or 2001 is not such a bad thing. There are a lot of them out there with reasonable miles on them for under 20K. Mine has 90.5K on it, and I am getting ready to do the 90K maintanence (brake fluid, diff fluid, tranny fluid, filters, etc)...and it runs like a champ.
Read the following thread and you will understand why the S2000 is the best you can get for under $20K.
The S Stands for Special
Read the following thread and you will understand why the S2000 is the best you can get for under $20K.
The S Stands for Special
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Originally Posted by brianf408,May 19 2006, 12:18 AM
Well the car is eligible to be mine. Just waiting on loan approval still. If/when the loan goes through I should take possession of the car on Friday or Saturday 
What year, color, interior color?????
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Originally Posted by FearlessFife,May 19 2006, 04:35 AM
Congrats!!!
What year, color, interior color?????
What year, color, interior color?????
Just gotta wait to hear back on my loan applications. Since I'm a young guy with no cosigner and not a long credit history it's hard for me
I was approved for 2 different loans from Lendingtree.com, has anyone ever used anything like this?
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Good luck, Brian. Personally, I never did a used car loan. I highly recommend going to a good credit union and see what they can do for you. Some offer excellent used car loans.
If you have any property, consider an equity line of credit.
If you have any property, consider an equity line of credit.
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