Goal Vol. First s2k
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Goal Vol. First s2k
What's up Everyone
I'm new to the community and i've been thinking about getting an S2K for awhile now.
i decided to finally setup a goal of saving up and getting it.
if i go broke college style it should be completed by April.
EDIT CAR BUYING IN PROCESS.
2001 AP1 WITH 84K MILES FOR 9K
I'm new to the community and i've been thinking about getting an S2K for awhile now.
i decided to finally setup a goal of saving up and getting it.
if i go broke college style it should be completed by April.
EDIT CAR BUYING IN PROCESS.
2001 AP1 WITH 84K MILES FOR 9K
#2
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Welcome!
financing is not an option?
financing is not an option?
#4
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Sounds like a plan.
Is 12k including taxes and whatnot? and have you factored in increase in insurance, maintenance, etc?
How much emergency money do you plan to set aside?
I'm sort of in the similar boat... I have the money to purchase an S outright though. I'm just not sure how much to blow on a car heh. I suppose I can always take out a loan but I hate the thought of having to pay interest on something that will depreciate.
Is 12k including taxes and whatnot? and have you factored in increase in insurance, maintenance, etc?
How much emergency money do you plan to set aside?
I'm sort of in the similar boat... I have the money to purchase an S outright though. I'm just not sure how much to blow on a car heh. I suppose I can always take out a loan but I hate the thought of having to pay interest on something that will depreciate.
#5
i'm a freshman in college and working a job, i don't want to do any financing or be in debt. 12k is probably without the taxes and then i'll get the extra 1-2k from my
parents as a loan. as for insurance and maintenance i'm planning to make about 3k during the summer. I currently already have a DD the s2k would be like my prized car.
parents as a loan. as for insurance and maintenance i'm planning to make about 3k during the summer. I currently already have a DD the s2k would be like my prized car.
#7
Sounds like a plan.
Is 12k including taxes and whatnot? and have you factored in increase in insurance, maintenance, etc?
How much emergency money do you plan to set aside?
I'm sort of in the similar boat... I have the money to purchase an S outright though. I'm just not sure how much to blow on a car heh. I suppose I can always take out a loan but I hate the thought of having to pay interest on something that will depreciate.
Is 12k including taxes and whatnot? and have you factored in increase in insurance, maintenance, etc?
How much emergency money do you plan to set aside?
I'm sort of in the similar boat... I have the money to purchase an S outright though. I'm just not sure how much to blow on a car heh. I suppose I can always take out a loan but I hate the thought of having to pay interest on something that will depreciate.
and also i completely agree with you on the loan. good thing is the s2k's are still honda's so maintenance shouldn't be too bad. my friends dad owns a car shop so that should help also. i say just buy it then slowly tweak it to your own style over the years.
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They tend to be reliable but you still have to replace tires more frequently (and they tend to be pricier tires as well) and get alignments more frequently. Definitely check what insurance will cost you.
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Originally Posted by satten' timestamp='1346616484' post='21982974
and also i completely agree with you on the loan. good thing is the s2k's are still honda's so maintenance shouldn't be too bad. my friends dad owns a car shop so that should help also. i say just buy it then slowly tweak it to your own style over the years.
#10
If you're going to school, i would make sure you have a safe place to park it since the top is likely to get cut for the seats.
As far as buying it, make sure you have a dependable source of income and get a loan for it through a bank. Buying it outright doesn't do anything for your credit. Finance whatever gives you a good monthly payment. having no credit is just as bad as having bad credit.
As far as buying it, make sure you have a dependable source of income and get a loan for it through a bank. Buying it outright doesn't do anything for your credit. Finance whatever gives you a good monthly payment. having no credit is just as bad as having bad credit.