What is the cheapest way to own a car? : r/Frugal - Reddit
WEBThe cheapest way to use a car is to buy a good one and drive it until it dies. A frugal financial site I belong to has had many a discussions on this and it always falls into 3 camps. Buy the car brand new and drive it until it dies (this normally takes 8-12 years).
The Novice's guide to buying a cheap car ($3k or less)
WEBAug 22, 2020 — ADMIN MOD. The Novice's guide to buying a cheap car ($3k or less) There is a technique to buying cheap cars online and not getting screwed over either financially or mechanically. For the sake of this, we’re going to assume that the absolute max budget here is $3,000 USD. I’m going to recommend certain types of cars to look at, certain ...
Where's the smartest place to buy a cheap car for under 3,000?
WEBNov 4, 2021 — What makes this a slightly better way to buy used cars is that when a dealership gets a car from a trade in, they have to inspect it and in most cases, get it “road ready” so they will fix anything on it that isn’t “up to code”. This way, you get a car cheap, and it’s already been worked on to be road ready. 4. allz28.
Ultimate New Car Buying Guide (Part 1 of 2) : r/personalfinance
WEBJun 26, 2018 — gsasquatch. • 6 yr. ago. $15k for 3 years at 3% is $436.22 +$200 for insurance, so the base level for a new new car without a trade in is about $600/month. That's $60k/year, or about $30/hour. $20k is $581 or $781 with ins. $25k is $727 or $927 with ins. $30k is $872 or $1072 with ins. $35k is $1017 or $1217 with ins.
Cheapest options for getting a car (buying/leasing/etc)
WEBJan 2, 2022 — In terms of affordability, cheapest way to buy a given car is to buy it outright for cash - no interest etc. But, given it might not be feasible/desirable to do that then the cheapest monthly payments are often on PCP type deals. It could also be worth checking work schemes or salary sacrifice options. 4. Reply.
What’s the cheapest way to buy/install tires? I’ve been ... - Reddit
WEBSep 4, 2023 — As long as you have an installer you trust, I say go for it. Sometimes a buy 3 get 1 for x Is a good deal. Sometimes, it's just marked up to accommodate the "deal". Buying thru Tire Rack and knowing a good installer is usually great. They also have mobile install now in some areas, will come right to your house.
What is the most frugal way to get new car tires? : r/Frugal - Reddit
WEBAug 26, 2021 — They install for like $25 and the tires vary between $55-$90 each, you just have to wait until your Walmart auto center gets them all in then you make an appointment for installation. They also rotate them free at the …
Is there a frugal way to get replacement car keys? : r/Frugal - Reddit
WEBOn an older car like this you should be able to buy a new key from a locksmith. The locksmith will remove one or two chips from your worn out key head and insert them into the new key body. Then he will cut the metal part to match the old one. It is MUCH cheaper than buying a key at the dealer. 5.
Cheapest way to have a car for 6 months? : r/personalfinance
WEBSep 16, 2022 — A $10k car today will be about $10k 6 months from now. Even with 10% depreciation, which is a lot, you'll only be out $1k plus taxes, and registration, and maintenance. 19M subscribers in the personalfinance community. Learn about budgeting, saving, getting out of debt, credit, investing, and retirement planning….
The cheapest most efficient way to own a car : …
WEBApr 17, 2022 — 1. Jawls19881 • 110 • 1 yr. ago. Cheapest way to own a car is to buy a boring old shed and run it into the ground. If it throws a bill that’s approaching the cost of a new shed, you get rid and buy another. Shed prices are higher than they used to be, but this remains the cheapest way to own a car.