Anonymous writes:
Last year my Ranger blew up on me and all I had to my name was about $500 and a motorcycle. I’d gone through a string of bad cars and decided to go the new route, trading in the motorcycle (it was impossible to sell, no bites) and getting a 2011 Honda Fit. It’s a great car, and as it’s brand new, has needed no maintenance. I’m now making a loan payment of $230, with an extra $60 in insurance. (Read More…)
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Tagged as Frugality, Honda, Honda Fit, Keeper, Mazda Protege, New Or Used?, Used Cars
Tagged as Frugality, Honda, Honda Fit, Keeper, Mazda Protege, New Or Used?, Used Cars
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