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Old 02-03-2013, 02:45 PM   #28
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i concur with most of the other people in this thread in that your car is still quite new and plenty decent, so you should try to hold off until you become more financially set in your path.

I drove a car with over 300k on the odo until I graduated, and even then, I held off for another year before buying a new one. Making car payments or any payments for that matter sucks unless you have to. If you get new, look for something with zero percent financing so it won't make it as crappy of a deal. Of course you could use the same budget and buy a better value used car outright if you had the cash lying around... which you will if you don't jump into the hole now
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