November 20th, 2009 
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Cars for Sale, Cheap Cars for Sale:
Who in their right mind would not like to buy a good used car for a very low price? Not many of us, that’s for sure. Most people love getting good deals and there are few products that many seem more obsessed about getting good deals on than cars.
While it’s possible to get a good deal on a new car, it is in the arena of pre-owned or used cars where it is possible to get some really good deals on cheap cars. And there are several ways to buy a cheap used car.
One can look through the local newspaper in order to find cheap cars for sale within the area where you live. While the selection of cheap used cars for sale listed in local newspapers is often very limited, great deals can sometimes be found, especially if you find a seller who is either lazy or does not know the value of the car they are selling.
A second way of buying a cheap car is through a used car dealership. Often used car dealerships have limited selection in the way of cars you can buy from them. Also, used car dealerships may sell the cars they have for sale at higher prices than what you could find if you buy a car from a private seller who advertises in the newspaper. However, many used car lots and used car dealerships do thoroughly examine the cars they sell. Now here is an opportunity for you to buy good condition cars at extremely low prices. Join now and get great deals on Cars for Sale / Cheap Cars for Sale.
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How much, on average, did used cars cost in the early 1980s?I mean all together. I know most say that cars vary too much to get an absolute answer, but even an average specific to a model would be fine. Or just what was your experience when shopping for a used car in the early 80s.
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He don’t know dick…lmfao I love this movie
still a great movie now like it was back in the day
It is a scam in less your local police advise in newspaper as they have to when auctioning off opeoples cars. They are as is and might not drive but for 5 or 100,000 mies, Usally big one held twice a year.
from a private buyer on craigslist
i would recommend a ford taurus…safe and sturdy…1000.00-2000.00
luv Kurt’s wardrobe choice!!!! Sadly I remember actually seeing people dress like that.
my dad had a coat like that and the blue suit Roy L Fukes wore, thank god I did not get his fashion sense.
You should re-write your question to include the area in which your looking to purchase. It would not do any good getting responses from people in New York, NY if you live in California. You would have to spend all your money just to get to NY to pick up the car. So you would end up in NY with no money and no car.
LOL!! @ hoosierlooker
try http://www.cars.com , most newspapers ads are there too, they have a great browser, you can use the advanced search option to find cars that you want near you
fuck off pickle
I think Kurt Russell wore the same jacket when he played Herb Brooks in Miracle!
Used cars can be found everywhere. But it is your job to find the reliable from junk. People don't say, oh I have a junk so I won't list it in the GOOD CAR LISTING.
Everybody hopes to get the best selling price. So everybody pretends their used car for sale is in good condition.
So do your due diligence and do your research.
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Don't think that used car dealers are any better. In fact they are worse. MSNBC had a news story on where is the best places to buy used cars. The used car dealers were on the BOTTOM of the list. They are pros at negotiations (and you and I are rank amateurs), they are pros at hiding problems on their cars, etc.
The private sales (newspaper, etc.) were the best places. The seller will not tell you all the problems, but they don't know how to hide them.
And a private seller are at MOST they are equal in negotiation skills to you and me.
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My 94 Civic can get 41 MPG (and I was doing 72 for the mileage test). The engine + tranny + suspension runs like new. It ain't no beauty but it is rock solid. If I had to sell it, I would not get more than few thousand dollars. This is the kind of car you want to look for.
Just take your time, as good old used cars are cheap but hard to come by.
Good Luck…
Its a rip off. They charge you a fee to provide you with information that you can find for free if you know where to look. Contact your local municipality and they should be able to direct you to the appropriate department.
“ahhhh SHIT. there goes a perfectly good bumber sticker!!!!” what a line
I'm not sure how cheap you consider to be cheap, but you can try checking prices on http://carsala.com. Since they negotiate the price for you at dealerships, you can get a pretty cheap price for a used car.
There are a ton of used car dealerships over on Atlantic Blvd. just west of Southside Blvd. in Jacksonville.
Student driver shit!!!!!
The website appears legit. You may actually get a good car that you can pay to repair and still be ahead.
However, four warnings:
First, most such cars go to a body shop that specializes in fixing wrecks and reselling them. They will be able to fix them cheaper than you can, and will out bid you. If you outbid them, and then pay retail for the fixes, you will loose.
Second, you have no idea how much it will cost to repair the car, as you have no experience doing this. It is possible that you can buy a drivable car that has only cosmetic damage cheaply enough that you won't mind driving a wrecked car, since a lot of older cars get totaled by relatively minor cosmetic damage. If you are looking for a really cheap driver, and you don't mind a crunched fender or two, check out the site.
Third, if the car is mechanically sound but crunched, you will be bidding against salvage yards that can sell the engine, the transmission, air conditioning compressor, transfer case, glass, etc. In many cases, a wrecked car has parts value several times what it is worth as a transportation vehicle.
Fourth, and final, keep in mind that the car you get will have a "Salvage" title, making it very difficult to sell in the future, even after it has been fixed up.
So, if you plan to drive the car in to the ground, and don't mind a bent car, you may find a real bargain. But, forget buying one and fixing it up. You will be for big trouble.
Good luck!
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