I've read the book and looked all over the internet i've found the sizes of my wheels but what if i'm trying to buy some deep dish rims? Would i need to raise my car or what do i have to do?
(a.) Cigarettes
(b.) Tacos
(c.) Gasoline
(d.) Milk
(e.) Honda Accord automobiles
(f.) Newspapers
! Popped up on my - I don't know what I mean and I don't have a user handbook
I'm in the market for a new car. I currently drive a 1999 mazda Miata and my local dealer has a pretty nice v6 2004 Honda Accord with 180,000 miles on it. He is asking $7,000 which is to high for the car but I'm going to try and talk him down to $5,500. I'm using my car as a down payment. And pay $250 a month for the next year. My friends parents own a 2004 pontiac GTO and it has a lot of work done to it. It only has 58,000 miles on it and they will give it to me for $8,000. I don't think they will let me finance it so I would save as much as I can and sell my current car to get it. What should I go with? I don't have a pic of the Honda.
How I can sell my honda accord is 1998 with 320000?
I'm leasing a new Honda Accord coupe 2015, I went in to talk to the guy about all the details. I'm trading in my old car. He appraised it at 9,500 bc it's been in 2 accidents. Both accidents were the cause of the other drivers
However the car is fixed and all damages were paid by the insurance. I also recondition vehicles for a living so it looks clean.
The car has 19,455 miles on it. 2012 version. I don't drive a lot so that's why I'm looking to lease.
Now I still owe $14.336 on the vehicle, but I made a deal with Honda on paying off my loan. Obviously there was negative equity but they said they would pay it fully if I leased. Now on my used car, my monthly payments were $420. On my new lease if I decide to do it, it would come out $425. No down payment, no acquisition fees, no security deposit, nothing, just my first lease payment of $425.
I want to know if this is a good deal or if something seems fishy. Also, if it is a reasonable deal, what questions should I ask the finance manager? Someone told me the most important question to ask is about the money factor (B Factor)? Is this true?
Any tips or advice would be great
I currently have a 1999 Mazda Miata with 160,000 miles on it. I'm looking at a 2004 Honda accord with 180,000 miles on it. The dealer is asking for my car down and $300 a month for 18 months (the car is priced at $7,000). I'm looking for a new car because my Miata is just to small. I have a dog and I take trips throughout the year with my girlfriend and I hate always using her car. Is this a good deal?
1999 Honda Accord sputters like its going to stall when I slow down or stop at a light/stop sign?
The vehicle is a Nissan Crosscabriolet it's a Convertible SUV and they are very uncommon to find and are awesome looking.well my Fiancee & I live together and we're needing a payment around 350$ or 375 at the highest.
Well we have found this model and have fallen in love with it and are willing to drive hundreds of miles or have one shipped in to a dealer to have it: ) well we have found some for on average 2011 with 20-40 thousand miles for around 20-26 K dollars.
Should we go for that or should we just go for brand new adding several thousand onto the bill example 2014 model with 15k miles for 32 thousand…
Will dealers or lots offer us a better payment we're minimum able to put down a 2001 Honda accord and some cash between 500-1000 in addition to the car tomorrow.
Advice? Good lenders? Options?
I have a 1995 Honda accord 2 door lx with 130000 miles on it. And it has the stock 5 speed manual transmission. But first third and fifth gears are all out. Sometimes they will catch and work fine going in and out once. But they won't work all that way. Maybe shifting rod