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Q: 1967 Mustang, should I buy?
I found a ‘67 V6 Mustang for sale for $4,500. Interior fully restored, all original, 107,000 miles, automatic, runs, and needs new paint, should I buy? Could it be a primary car for me to use and be reliable?

A: i would tell you no.
because of this:
the car will get bad gas mileage since its an older car, and gas prices will be getting more expensive.
i suggest getting a small compact car, you will be better off financially… but if you got free gas for the rest of your life, go for it!

Q: What are my chances for being approved for auto financing?
I have been wanting to purchase a vehicle for sometime now. I paid all cash for my first car but for the car of my dreams, i’m going to need to finance. Now i’m not trying to buy an 07 Vette or something, were talking a ‘67 Mustang Coupe ($7000). If I tried saving up for it, it’d take me all year (don’t plan on leaving my current job for awhile) and by then the car *might* be gone. This is not at a dealership. It’s a used car lot where the owners sell the cars to prospective buyers through car sales people. So the owners sit back and relax at home till someones interested. I started my first credit card back in August of ‘05. Since then i’ve mostly paid my card on time (had two hiccups last year) and I usually pay more than the minimum. My only collatteral is my ‘86 Chevy Celebrity if that matters. I have a bank account and can easily save $1000 by the end of the next month (taxes). So what do you think my chances are of being approved? Should I pay off my credit card first?

A: If you are financing your next automobile, getting a good deal is probably a top priority. Each year, millions of car buyers obtain bad auto loans. These include upside down loans, loans with extremely high rates, and so forth. Before getting an auto loan, make sure you understand the terms of the loan. Here are a few techniques to help you get the best loan.

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