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I haven't bought a car since '05, but now it's time. I'm not real happy about it considering the state of the market right now, the advantage is definitely in the hands of the sellers considering the shortage, IE demand is high and supply is low (or at least, lower than usual).

I think I have my heart set on a Toyota 4 Runner or Highlander. I plan to get something gently used which is Toyota certified.

Any tips? Should I get the financing from a financial institution or through the dealer? Anything else I need to know?

I haven't bought a car since '05, but now it's time. I'm not real happy about it considering the state of the market right now, the advantage is definitely in the hands of the sellers considering the shortage, IE demand is high and supply is low (or at least, lower than usual). I think I have my heart set on a Toyota 4 Runner or Highlander. I plan to get something gently used which is Toyota certified. Any tips? Should I get the financing from a financial institution or through the dealer? Anything else I need to know?

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fyi in the state of michigan they are laying off auto workers everyday. The auto industry is tanking and this time there will be no one to save it. The price of gas is too high, the transition to overpriced electric vehicles was a bust but the jews will never tell you that.

Look in local newspapers for older people's cars because old people take care of their cars. Alternatively find a shitbox 1970-80s chevy or ford, you can set those things on fire and it would still be driveable.

Sooner rather than later cars will be obsolete because we won't have fuel to run them. Buy a $1000 shitbox until then and save your money for other things