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necrobobsledder posted:However, due to relatively low depreciation of mainstream Japanese cars, it may be possibly worth buying these vehicles new because you'll know how it's been treated until then. There's something to be said about people who buy Toyotas and Hondas who believe they will never have to maintain the car because "it just runs." If a person did buy a used Honda or Toyota, they absolutely cannot skip having the car looked at by a mechanic. Plenty of them get run right into the ground.
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Boogeyman posted:Just in case anyone is looking for financing on a used car, and hasn't managed to hear about Pentagon Federal at some point in this subforum, you may want to check them out. They offer 3.99% on used cars (with a few restrictions on mileage and age), and you choose how long you want to take to pay back the loan (one to five years). They say you have to be a family member of someone who was in the military (I am), but you can also just make a small donation to the NMFA. How long have you used PenFed? I've always known them as a lender who only takes the cream of the prime at those rates unless you have a long history with them or a premium credit rating.
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