[justincampbell]

John V.
Financing would not be a problem. The problem is that the only "extra" money that we may have coming in is whatever we have for a tax refund each year. Bearing in mind that money also has to cover any unexpected expenses related to our home. So money is tight to say the least. Honestly, if gas wasn't so expensive I would just resurrect my old Ford pickup('76 F100 4x4). It wasn't much to look at(or listen to), but it was always really dependable.

I bought the Hyundai in early '07 with just barely over 30k on it. I've got a total of $3400-$3500 in it including the aforementioned repairs. I figure I could still get a car together for that if I wasn't under the gun. Then I could buy and repair a wreck again.

The only way I would ever buy a car from a dealer is if I could afford a new car.