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Stick to Toyota& Honda. If you’re buying a house, do not finance. Your DTI will be high. You can also broaden your search, but stick to your budget cash wise. It’s better to cash flow a depreciating asset, just think about it: 5k is not a horrible budget. I’ve gotten cars for $2500 as an undergrad and got me to point A and B with no issues. If you can get 2 years out of your beater car, you’re doing good. Resale value of that car will be like 1k afterwards also. Stay away from Germans. I promise you no one gives a shhh bout what kind of car you drive
Thanks fellow D, you are right. I will stick to those and not refinance. I was debating but yes not worth it.
That’s a real low budget for a car, the only thing I can think of is maybe like a used Toyota Corolla or Honda Civic?
As for an Audi, it probably not the low maintenance you want and maintenance will also be costly too.
Woodlands Online is the life hack here. Buy an old beige Lexus or Toyota off an old rich person that has babied it.
That’s a solid beater. Do it.
Audi is a good option if you’re financially ready to handle the maintenance cost of a German car.
Get a Honda or Toyota
Google Smart motors. Good, reliable guy. Will get you a deal within your budget.
I have a Toyota Camry for sale, only 62k miles. If you know anything about Camrys, you know that they can go up to ~150k miles easy without any serious issues. I’m selling her for 10k, let me know if you’re interested
Which year
Also, 15k won’t get you much in this market
Good credit will get you good financing
Pro
Toyota or Subaru