A weird scenario

Ok Say a person has negotiations with an autobroker that works for a dealer that you will ultimately be financing/buying the car from. Now what if the autobroker had an accident and died but you made a promise to the dealer/autobroker a month before and have already invested 1 grand into the transaction. Since the autobroker is no more there is a slim possibility in actually finding the car you want, but u have given the dealer your word, your money, and there are no cash returns. What would you do in this kind of situation. A: loose 1 grand out of the transaction and go with another dealer. B Get any car thats half way decent on the lot. C: Be totally fucked o_O. Oh and there is a time limit lets say the goal of finding a car is oh hmmm June 27th.

Has this happend to you. I would go with A.

Red! Red! Red! Go with Red!....I mean B! B! B! unless your filthy rich and 1 grand doesnt mean anything to you

Purchase a car off the lot! 1st

Go to maco and get a $100 paint job to make it look nice. 2nd

Fix anything within a decent $$$ cost effective range. 3rd

Clean the hell out of the car, including the engine comparment!! " A MUST!" The first thing people always want to see is the engine especially if it is a used car. 4th

Clean all visible oil, grease, whatever. 5th

Sell the damn thing for 2 or 3x the amount of the orginal purchase!!! :bigthumb: :bigthumb: :bigthumb: :bigthumb: :bigthumb:

Dont take a loss :nono:

Have some selling tips if needed?
Good Luck.

lol good advice. But see I gotta get the car finance because I want to establish credit.

I really wanna get a student loan and with my shitty grades if I have perfect credit Ill be a shoe in

True, Trust me DO NOT SCREW YOUR CREDIT!!
You will :banghead: down the road.

Make sure whatever you get, the car is realible and it is something you will use for or a least last you for 3 yr's. Double down on your payments, and send $$ when you have extra to pay it off fast.

Another tip. Dont apply for to many credit cards. "" each time one applys, this process will deduct pt's off your credit standing""

Too actually see what everything is, check out equifax, transunion, or experian. Most companys check all 3, but experian will shows the most details that the other 2 will not provide.

aight thanks for the advice man I never heard of that equifax before. But yeah Im going to probably end up getting a 1992 Eclipse Gsx there semi reliable.

No problem.