possibly, but not having any credit history they may not have given it to me

 

Probably not, first time buyer approval usually doesn't happen on a car more than 7 years old.. However, if you would have gotten say a 2005+ you would have probably been paying 14%+.. You could have built credit a lot quicker for yourself but you would have a lot of negative equity in the car right off the bat.

 

holy interest, i pay 3% on the cobra. my cu's the **** tho lol. congrats on the new car, is this new one just gonna be like your beater? lol

 

What in the world are you doing for a living where you can afford a 2010 gt and a 2003 gt at 18.

 

oh yeah, lol

 

like i said before, the 2010 is technically my fathers car, although its "mine". I pay him so much for it a month (not a lot but still). This one is in my name and registered to me

 

Ah, I see, I thought you were doing full payments on the 2010.

 

Yeah, that's what I was thinking as well.

 

no, thank god haha

 

That is what my parents pay for their loans. I pay no interest because I make sure to pay for all of my cars with cash.