I'm going to
chronicle my trying to get a car, and that will probably help me actually get
one! What a fcking great idea. I'm
seriously haven't been trying to get one for a long time. So now you're all my witnesses. This is the plan:
First
off in order to get the car I must know how to drive, or I will have no desire
to make the effort to save (for the car).
In
order to know how to drive and be allowed legally I must go to driving school,
and to do that I must get a permit.
(can
a permit and driving school be seen as one thing?)
So
get a permit.
Go
to driving school.
Take
the driving test.
Save
money while searching for the right car (looking for an old honda accord,
something modest).
Then
comes the verifications, and the set ups:
I
have to have temporary vehicle insurance (I don't know how to do that)
Have
the car checked by a mechanic (where?)
Vehicle
history report
Make
sure I have other stuff I might need (pink slip, etc.)
Test
drive
Research
legal stuff, rights, whatever.
And throughout the
entire process learn about cars enough to make an informed decision. (start by looking at car specs and finding
out what they mean, simultaneously going through lessons)
Something like this.
But the first step
is to learn to drive, and that means getting the license, which means in order
to get to the school to get the permit.
That means if I have a permit I can learn to drive so I can pass the
driving test and get my license, so that I will have learned to drive and now I
can look to buy a car.
The first step is to
make sure I know the handbook and pass the first test.
Why is this so hard
for me? You might ask. I'm not sure.
I don't know
anything about vehicle insurance and so I will have to look at different
insurance providers later.
sounds like a good plan mate, good luck with the whole thing. Me personnaly, i have no intention of learning at them moment, i really can't afford it.
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