Also, if you use a business to buy something like a car and then use it for personal use, you better declare some of that car as personal income or you might find yourself in a bit of hot water.There are a lot of misconceptions about the advantages of businesses, and I think buying pretax is one of them.

@Cara Sides is who you need to talk to. 

You only need a 1 bdrm in the $75-$100K range and btw please tell me your present job, salary, future earning potential, credit history, whether your boss likes/dislikes you, if you plan to have children soon and how many, spending habits, savers/spenders, will you be making any other large buys post-buying a house ala a car... as I need to factor all this in for you so I can make a decision for you on what you should do for youself."

Have a 02 Chevy Trailblazer with 140k -had this one for 6yrs never had a problem.Also have a 98 e250 extended cargo van- has 190k owned for about a year a great car as well

Can you make any recommendations as to how I can make money/deals in order to get $$ to get a car, as well as be successful?

I recently saw an ad for an app that lets you use your car as a taxi.

I keep reserves, but that is everything in my life, from a repair of my car a roof for a rental property. 

@Cara Lonsdale @Michael KnausI agree with Cara.

I got married (this was a good thing and probably a good question for the forum about having a fantastic spouse and partner), bought a house, a new car, a house full of furniture, and your typical doo-dads that didn't do anything for me other than make me feel like I was keeping up with Jones'.It wasn't till a couple of years later that I got my hands on "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" and found my way into Real Estate investing.   

Cara,I was all in, until the attach personal residence.