Buy Here Pay Here Dealer
My wife has a recently divorced friend who is a mess. She just had her car repo'ed today while at work.
Anyway, partly to keep my wife from becoming her taxi driver I'm putting feelers out for anyone that might know/own/work at a car place that caters to those with worse than bad credit and is less buzzardly than normal. I'm of the opinion she hasn't hit bottom yet and won't turn things around until she does but she's deep into Lindsay Mode denial. The tough thing is she has two kids and the dad is threating to take her back to court to try and take away her custoday . . . . so my wife is struggling with it. Any leads? fire/aids tree/antifreeze/piihb/gaz |
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Damn, I missed that one. She USED to be hot. |
First of all, why would anyone want to finance a car for her when you describe her as someone who is less than responsible?
Secondly, the kids may actually be better off with the dad |
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Tell her to buy a $500 car that will last her a few months. Going to a buy here pay here lot is a recipe for disaster.
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Buy here pay here is a nightmare in most cases. That being said, if she is a 590 or so a regular bank/dealership will get her bought. I have seen 470s get bought under the right circumstances. I would exhaust every avenue of traditional financing before getting interest bombed by a buy here pay here lot.
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If she's that bad, she'll likely need atleast 2k down and be prepared to pay crazy (15-20%) interest.
If thats the route she goes, just make double sure that they report to the credit bureau, so she can atleast start building better credit after biting the high interest bullet... many of those places dont report. |
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If she couldn't make the payment how can she make the down?
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How has she not hit rock bottom? This sounds pretty bottom.
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You can get lucky and find a real gem once in a while, but in most instances they're not even worth driving, just a perpetual drag on the pocketbook. Its usually better to pony up and get something as new and nice as possible. |
Tell her to get her life together and then she can worry about a car.
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cash for clunkers destroyed the bottom end of the used car market, it drove up prices from the low end up.
This is my business day in and day out, that 1500 dollar car is gonna be a big POS in MOST CASES. That being said I'm driving a 225k mile civic every day that I bought a couple years back for 1800 bucks. YMMV. |
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Bought a 93 Taurus with 30,000 original miles for two hundred bucks a couple months ago. Guy was 100. Family didn't want him driving. Sold it for 1500 and those people have had absolutely no issues. Bought a 99 neon for three hundred, sold it for a grand. No problems in a year. Well nothing major. Bought a 97 Olds 88 with a blown motor, put in an engine, had seven in it. Sold out for two thousand. That was nine months ago. Posted via Mobile Device |
Let me know what she needs and how much she has to spend in cash (if any) and I can probably get her something that will run reasonably well.
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McDonalds won't even give you a job without having a licenced car, unless you can prove your mom or roommate had one and is willing to drive you everyday.
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And how exactly did this Bitch get to the point where car got repoed? Sickens me the people that sit around and let that happen. You have a car, which means you have a legit shot at making money everyday even if you don't have a job. Between scrapping metal, doing errands for people and day to day temp services, nobody with a working vehicle should be broke enough to lose it.
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http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=201438
Here's an interesting thread in a similar vein. |
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Yeah. She could buy a beater to last a year or two for under 2grand. But she needs someone trusty to buy/inspect and keep it running. But that is the problem.
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Those gypsies will take her money and keep the car.
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as a former car salesman and finance man for 18 years tell her to take her tax return if she gets one and buy a cheap car from craigslist from an individual. stay with a buick, olds, chevy something with a 3800 v6 they are real reliable and cheap with some miles on them. shemay have to buy a car a year but its still better than making a payment on something that will never last out the loan from a buy pay dealer. she can also carry liability on it and save more that way too so its a win win. hope this helps
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Just curious how much she owed on the previous car and why won't they work something out with her? How much was she behind on payments? I've been in a bad spot with a car loan before but I've always worked it out ahead of time. However, I've had friends who have had vehicles repoed and worked it out with the bank the next day.
I'm also wondering if she was that far behind that she couldn't afford to make them up, how is she going to make a down, get tags, insurance, and then monthly payments? |
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Tell your wife to stay out it. Kid or kids sound like they would be better off with the father. Even if he smokes pot & kills squirrels. |
Smoking pot and killing squirrels is the new drinking tea and reading a book.
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Bitch needs to ride the bus right to the bottom.
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edit. Her face has angels like a stealth fighter |
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I thought that was a badass tattoo on her knee at first
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http://www.albany.ga.us/images/junk-car-web.jpg |
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Hurry before anyone sees
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http://www.belicove.com/archives/bel...lPedicure2.jpg |
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Did somebody get the girl a car?
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This thread is pretty interesting because my car has been a money pit and ****ed up again on Christmas and I was thinking about going to a buy here pay here place.
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Dear Mr. Craash:
In a case of this nature, I suggest you consider contacting your local churches. Here in Nashville, cars are donated to churches all the time (I, myself, have done it). The donor is allowed a tax deduction and the church can use the vehicle for any number of purposes including giving said automobile to a person in need of transportation. For example, if it weren't for this system, many of the Lost Boys who relocated to Nashville would never have had a job or gone to school because they never would have had transportation. I'm sure other cities have similar programs. Just an idea and probably worth a day of phone calls to local churches. FAX |
Buy Here Pay Here is legalized loan sharking. Of all the shit people worry about Uncle Sugar "fixing" for them, this should be on the top of the list. But it's not even on the radar because as a group, they have their lobbying shit together.
Bob Dole could go to one of many pawn shops locally and buy a $1500 vehicle that would last for at least a year. The trick to getting out of the hole is that she's going to have to make a monthly "car payment" to herself to a dedicated account so if/when it requires a repair that's not feasible, she has the money to replace it. |
Cash for clunkers killed all the good used cars and jacked up the prices on the junk left....
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Payday Loans, Buy Here Pay Here places, Tv rental centers are parasites that prey on the poor. Total scumbags.
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Here's how you help her with a simple "Ten Step" program and you at the same time:
Step one: Set up a private room in your house Step two: Put ad up on Chiefs Planet, Eros and Craigslist for her services at $300 per hour Step three: Let her do her thing 6 times a day for one week. $1,800 a day x 5 days = $9,000 Step four: Give her $6,000, you keep $3,000 Step five: She gives you a "freebie" for helping her out Step six: She buys her car Step seven: Kick her out and disinfect the room Step eight: Start thread on CP bragging about your recent business success Step nine: Post photos on CP Step ten: Draft Geno Smith This looks like a winning formula to me! :D |
move step 5 up to step 2.
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my 2nd car I bought for $700; 85 Camry back in 96. 275k miles; returned from my Navy A-School and drove it out to California. back in the pre-cell phone days, I can't believe I made that trip alone lol.
but yeah as someone mentioned, the cash for clunkers killed a good used car market. |
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