Would Any Used Car Dealership Be Willing To Accept Half Payment On A Car?

1. Anonymous Says

   The spelling is “accept”, not “except”.
   The answer is probably not….at least on reasonable terms.
   A buy here pay here dealer might sell you a $2000 car for $6000 and “except” $3000 down with the other $3000 being due next semester.
   Don’t pay, they take the car back.
   Why not just buy a $2000-3000 car on your own ? And then next semester, flush the extra money ?

2. whocares Says

   I highly doubt it. The best option for you would be a used car. It’s much cheaper, you can finance it and make smaller payments than you would for a new car or you could always purchase a used car from a private seller. You also have to remember car insurance, so either way, you’ll be making payments.

3. TH3M B0N3Z Says

   I doubt it, buy here pay here car dealers want a minimum of about 400 a month on their investment in you, the other problem you have is even finding a decent car in the first place. Most buy here pay her car dealers sell as is cars auction cars with excessive mileage they paid 500 for . They could care less if it blows up once out of the driveway. I spent several weeks last time looking at a lot of crap until finding a decent one, but I still had to put some money in it a few years later. This is a bad way to buy a car. you are better off looking for a private party car that you can afford,c and using it and trying to save money until you make it out of college and into the work force. Here is a website that may help, http://www.samarins.com had lots of free information on how to buy a car, what to look for and what to look out for. Also go to carcomplaints.com and make sure the car you are interested in does not have a lot of potential problems already, look on the worst cars list and do not buy one.

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