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Vehicle: 2003 VW Passat
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Vehicle: 2002 Ford Expedition EB
Book Value: $18,944
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Vehicle: 2002 Hyundai Elantra
Book Value: $9,975
Purchase Price: $475
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I recently had my car reposessed. I need a new one so I can get to and from work. Down payment maybe 800-1000. Who (what kind of dealership) will finance someone like me? Im desperate… any kind of car that is reliable will do.

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i have old license plates that are not being used.. can i put them on my new car without having to have my car that got repossessed. and with out paying the same price for new plates??? if any one can answer my i would appreciate it.
the car i have now is the same make and modle but different color and different year my old license plates that i took off my car that got repoed are not being used i want to kno if i can put my un used plates on my new car ??? if anyone knos or can find out that would be cool.

I’m trying to find out what the legal requirements for a car to go from being "new" to "used" is. I think my car dealership ripped me off.
They sold us the car as "new" but when we had trouble getting the plates apparently someone else had gone to register it before us, and the odometer had like 600 miles on it.

I have never bought from a auction before but when I looked up the New Jersey State Auto auctions website they seemed like any other auto dealer. One can buy of the lot and they have prices advertised.

How is this any different from than buying from a used car dealer. One can arrange a test drive, the cars come with full carfax report etc

This is their website:http://www.njcarbuyer.com/

Please advise: should I consider this option?

impala for 00
i think is some kind of police Action but Anybody knows
he even told me if i get 00 he can get me a dodge charger from N.Y
Can anybody tell me?

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