I’m looking for a new car and there are two I may want to buy. One is from a private seller that may or may not work that long. He said he rebuilt everything but how well did he if he might have missed a part or two? I don’t want to find out while out on the job again. I’m sure once is enough but two times is a habit and I become undependable. The other car is from a dealer and the exterior isn’t all that pretty. It is cheap and within my price range. I will need to buy some parts for it so that it will pass inspection. I will need to buy parts for the other car too so that it doesn’t overheat.

This is one of the things that is on my mind. It seems that if I can get a new car that works for a year or so then I can trade it in for a newer one. I’m going to have to get a new car eventually and I am going to need to save a lot of money and finance the newer car. I will have to do that sometime in a year or so.

The good news is that I may be able to fix my BMW, if the only problem is the gear shift. I talked to a guy and he said if it is not the transmission then he can fix it. I don’t know when he will come by but if he can fix it and I have the money then I will probably have two cars that I will use. The only problem is that I may have to pay for the extra car for insurance. Depends on the insurance price for the car and my new one. I figure if one breaks down, I can use the other one while I’m fixing the one that broke down. That way I’ll almost always have a working car, it just depends on what the problem is and how much it will cost to fix. If it costs to much then it will take a while to fix the broken car and I will have to make sure that there is a car that always works.

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