I Want To Buy A New Car, But I Can't Afford The One I Like. What Can I Do?

Save up your money for it, of course! If you can't afford it, you have to wait until you can. Financing isn't the answer - that's what gets people into trouble. See if you can work an extra job or two to get the money you need for it. If it'll take a couple of years or so, you could take advantage then of buying a pre-owned car that still has a warranty on it and that someone else has taken the depreciation hit on. This is a tough answer to hear, but it's the only way! Good luck

There are a lot of things I want in life but don't have because I can't afford them. Please just buy what you can afford. There are a lot of people who are driving around in nice cars just putting out a phony external image that they are doing well when they are really living paycheck to paycheck, you'd be surprised. It's not worth it.

Luckily having the car of your dreams is achievable with the generous amount of car finance options available on most new models. It is best to apply for a quote to a finance company to arrange your car finance for you, who are experienced in helping you get the deal you want.

If the car you like is from a dealership, it is always possible to finance at very, very low or even 0% interest rates. The other possibility is to pay a good down payment and finance the rest. If you want something badly enough and are willing to make sacrifices, it is possible to set up something you can live with. Just make sure you get a good warranty and maybe ask a friend to help with as a second opinion. Good luck and happy driving.

Buy a banger,even old cars are reliable nowadays

wait for some more year so that u can save up to ur budget limit.

You could get one a few years older, or you could lease it which makes the payment lower (but is often a bad investment)

There are a few ways to buy a great used car in perfect conditions for pennies on the dollar. Of course, if you're willing to put a little time into this, that is. You can either seek bank repossessed cars for sale (either online or offline) or attend government car auctions. In both cases, you can save up to 90% on the car's regular price. Just remember to attend a few auctions in advance, so that you get acquainted with the environment and local rules.Good luck!

Buy something that is one or two yrs old.  That will help drop the price a lot and you will likely have some warranty left on it.  Best way to go in my opinion.

Well guess what? There will always be something that you like but cannot afford. I'd like a speed boat but I won't be crippling my bank account to get one. Buy a modest car and save your money. You'll need it one day.