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multigraincracker

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8. Either a Toyota or Honda. New they have the

Wed Nov 5, 2025, 11:43 AM

Nov 5

best warranty. I would buy a used if very low mileage. Best deal I ever got was on a 10 year old van with only 33,000 miles on it. Got the history on it and was used for a catering restaurant that ended up hardly using it. Worked out great.
I’m looking for the best deal. Don’t drive as many miles as I use to and another 100K miles will be a life time for me. My only concern is is bringing back a deer from up north once every other year or so. With a small SUV, a very small trailer might work. Less that 2k lbs.
I’m in no hurry.

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Looking for a new or newer car to purchase. [View all] multigraincracker Nov 5 OP

The dealership may not allow it but they will probably charge you 2% or 3% to use your CC as they are Shellback Squid Nov 5 #1

Thank you. Back to plan B. multigraincracker Nov 5 #2

That would be, I go to the bank and bring back a certified check. multigraincracker Nov 5 #4

If I write the check from my Money Market Check multigraincracker Nov 5 #6

I've used a card and a personal check Historic NY Nov 5 #3

Thanks, I can ask the dealer. multigraincracker Nov 5 #5

I wouldn't suggest buying a new anything. SheltieLover Nov 5 #7

Either a Toyota or Honda. New they have the multigraincracker Nov 5 #8

I tried that, I think there was limit of a couple hundred dollars. nt doc03 Nov 5 #9

Talk up your strengths - cash. bucolic_frolic Nov 5 #10

Just what I wanted to know. multigraincracker Nov 5 #11

I sat in on a few deals in my life, and read a book almost 40 years ago. bucolic_frolic Nov 5 #12

I remember buying the last few days of the month. multigraincracker Nov 5 #13