looking to buy car under 3000. in seattle washington need help?
93133
Check out ebay motors but be sure to read all of the feedback on the seller before you bid and check the blue book value. Some places also have auto auctions that are open to the public
382392
http://www.dealtime.com/xPP-Used_Cars--_1_000____1_500
385512
Try Autotrader.com (looks like the person above answered sooner.) There is also craigslist.com that has car listings.
865745
Sorry to here about your plight, the only thing i can think about is to bite the bullet and sell your car and get a much cheaper one.\nI know it's not much help hope things work out for you.
808126
A good interest rate is 4.9% or better.  Whether or not they will give it to you with 670 is another question.  You might want to try and get a pre-approved loan from a lender like Capital One or something first, then you can go shopping with a blank check.  Dealer financing is usually more expensive.  I would guess that you'll land financing around 15% from the dealer.
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Take a motor mechanic with you, if you know one. If not ask around until you find one. I would avoid the imported ones as they tend to have higher prices on spare parts. \n\nAlso, shop around as there plenty of second hand vehicles to choose from and dont be backwards about bartering for a cheaper price with the sales people.
130009
Wow, you're looking for an unusual little car there.  I've seen one or two here and there on eBay.  You could also try Hemmings Motor News - they are a publication that has tons of classifieds on everythig automotive.  Good luck on your search!\n\nHey, there are two listings on eBay right now:\nhttp://motors.listings.ebay.com/BMW_Other_W0QQfcclZ1QQfclZ3QQfrppZ50QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ9QQsacatZ6056QQsbrsrtZdQQsocmdZListingItemList
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1st: you can talk any sales person down all you need to do is stand firm on what you want to pay. (as a ex-carsales person i know you can do it)\n2ed: tell your dad you did all the research on the car; safety, durability, warranty (big key on used cars).\n3rd: kelly blue book the car you want and go online and see if other dealerships have same type of car you want, and use there price (if lower then ur local dealers)\nGood luck
602220
It depends on, 1)  Do you want to rent or buy, 2) Are you interested in a house, a townhouse or an apartment, 3) Your budget (affordable is how many $?)  4) Where in Seattle will you be working or going to school, 5)  Do you own a car, I ask because because some older apartments have little or no parking, 6) Do you want nightlife nearby, or a super quiet location?  7) Also, not to pry too much, but whether you are gay or straight is a consideration, 8) Your age, because some neighborhoods are very age specific in terms of you fitting in and feeling comfortable.\n\nIt's impossible to give a great answer without knowing the above.  One comment is that commuting in Seattle can be a monster, so if you can live close to where you'll be working or going to school, it can really help reduce the amount of time you'll spend in transit.
384973
Buy a car with more power and torque something thats not a Honda.
387066
check out the chrysler sebring v6 sedan. just be careful to buy from a reliable dealer since a lot of sebrings have been used as rental cars and we all know what happens to rentals. also a low insurance is 2000 ford contur but not that good of a car. if i were in your position and my major consern was the insurance i would go for a sebring but if i would be willing to pay a little extra for the insurance but get a great car i would definitly go for a honda accord v6.
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not that i know of, but hey..not a bad idea. start your own 900-gripe line.. just like the sex lines but people call to gripe/complain yell scream just basically take out  their frustrations for 99 cents a minute . Let me know when you make your first million , theres this nice car I've been eyeballin'
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ford mustang gt, for 27 grand you get one fully loaded, and 5 seconds to 60, w/ that extra three grand you can buy a supercharger. The 350Z's okay but it doesn't have a v8, and a lot less torque, something like 280 v 320 for the stang, and the stang has more low end power. The WRX Sti does not have a lot of luxury, it definitely doesn't look good. Also the VW GTI that has luxury its decent looking and the dsg is nice, or you can go w/ the a3 s-line but thats a little pricier. A used C5 vette is a good deal and you don't have the instant depreciation, h/e the interior isn't its strong suit, the gto on the other hand has a great interior and great performance, it looks clean and its at the end of it's run b/c of emissions standards changing (boo) and you can get a good deal on taht 400 hp even less than the 'stang\nand its resell value should be pretty decent cause they didn't sell alot. I think your best bets would be a new stang, or the gto, maybe a used vette, or a used M3
1020403
Ask on Craigslist.com - in the Seattle section. They are very willing to help there in the Seattle area.
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I suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private par
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Alright...  I'm kinda confused with all your info but...\n\nN = 60  (5*12)\nI = ??\nPV = 19,000  ($22,000 - $3000 down payment)\nPMT = -350 (negative because you need opposite signs)\nFV = 0  (so it paid off in 60 months)\nP/Y = 12  (periods per year)\n\nI think interest is what you are looking for.  Which is approx. 4.01% when the above is solved.  4% is a REALLY good rate for right now but the current average for new car loans is about 5-10% depending on your credit.  4% is possible from a promotional standpoint.  I'm not sure why you are trying to find the future value of your down payment in the second set of information.  Basically, the information I typed aboves means that if you take a loan out for $19000 and pay $350 per month for 5 years, it would be paid off, using 4.01%.  \n\nThe PV of the car is what you are taking the loan out for.\n\nYou would only want to take a loan out for a down payment IF the interest rate is better than the interest rate of the car loan, which is unlikely.  \n\nI recommend paying as much of a down payment as possible and make as large of monthly payments as possible.  Make sure that when you make payment above the $350, that you state that it is for Principle Only, this way your loan will get paid off faster and you will pay less interest.\n\nHopefully this makes sense... let me know if I've confused you.
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I found one on Craig's List (www.craigslist.com) that is pretty close to your specs.  \nhttp://www.craigslist.org/eby/apa/170091186.html\n\nIt's $1250 but that's a lot less than everything else I found there.  \n\nIf that doesn't work for you, keep checking Craig's List searching on Fremont pets 2 bed (that's what I used).