My current car has 55000 miles on it, and needs new tires, brakes, and axels. It has been giving me problems from day 1. I now have the option to buy a new car that, with my negative equity, comes out to about $125 more monthly than what I pay now. On the other side of it, I will end up owing about 9000 more total on a car that has zero problems and zero miles, and that is four years newer than mine. additionally, this new car has several features I've always wanted in a car, and I wish I had gotten in mine. I plan on taking on a second job next year when I finish college anyways for a couple of months before starting law school, to help pay down my car even more so....
What should I do? I am leaving make/model stuff out of it to prevent manufacter bias from people.
2007-03-24
04:07:38
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cwido25
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