Actually, a '99 S-10 shouldn't put you off too bad unless you were upside-down on the trade to buy it, financed for 6-7 years (which should be outlawed on any loan less than $40K, IMHO), or you bought it within the last 18 months. Even then, you may still have a number of options which would leave you well off. I watch people with less than 12 months invested in a rig buy new ones all the time. If you could give me some information about your situation, I may be able to shed some light on some possibilities for you. Similarly, with the manufacturers flailing their collective d!cks around to get sales, rebates and financing options make buying a new car much easier than normal, and even the lenders are taking it in the @ss to get business, approving people they normally would not.
If you want me to do some research (I'm at the F&I desk now), I'd be more than happy to see if you have any options. If you just want to sit there and call me a d!ck, well, more power to you. At least I offered help.
And your post whoring comment is extremely repulsive to me. Honestly, post counts don't mean anything, except for those that don't have one and obviously don't have a clue, which allows us to recognize them as someone who especially needs help. I stopped paying attention to my post count when I hit 50.
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