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1 I Need A Car!

2 What kind of vehicle do I want/need?

3 New/Used, Price, Mileage, Service Record, Dealer, etc.
What should I consider? New/Used, Price, Mileage, Use, MPG, Insurance, Service Record, Dealer, etc.

4 Needed in your portfolio?
Actual listing for the vehicle you plan to buy Actual photos of the vehicle you plan to buy Price of the vehicle you plan to buy Financing terms: (interest rate, length of payments) Amount of monthly payments MPG and monthly gas expense (Miles/mo. ÷ MPG x $2.50/gal = gas expense)

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