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We are looking to buy a new-used car


LifeisaGarden

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What could we get for less than 10K cash? We want something that doesn't have a lot of miles on it. Not a truck, van or gas guzzling suv, crossover maybe. Something that is comfortable to ride in and a family type. Preferably a GM or foreign.

Has anyone ever bought a car from ebay? good luck with it?

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anything over 80-90K

we don't care much about the age provided that you can buy parts for it

The problem we are running in to now is because we have older cars is they aren't making parts for them anymore so we are having to get parts from salvage yards.

We will not make payments on anything. We always pay cash. I don't want to owe anyone anything.

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Get a Toyota. Also..research used car ratings before you buy. An online subscription to Consumer reports is worth it.

A few years ago I bought a 92 Camry wagon with 140,00 miles on it for $3000. Traded it in with

260, 000 miles on it. I spent $220 on repairs the entire time I had it. Should have kept it longer. Bought it based on Consumer reports ratings. Would not make a major purchase without them.

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