>>25The fact is, if you have no job you have no money (as an adult, you'll see what I mean in a few years) not even 6k. To get a job you need a reliable car that doesn't break down and cost thousands to fix every other week -- leaving you both jobless and stuck with huge bills -- but that costs money.
So with no money for a car and no car for a job, you are stuck. Unless a kindly dealer will allow you to get a loan on your reliable car so you can get and keep a job and thus pay off the cost of the car + interest through earnings.
Sure, you could be a childish retard and go for a $100 shitpile that you can afford on welfare to avoid getting in debt. But that doesn't explain how you will continue to avoid debt when you find yourself fired and on the hook for thousands in repairs and fines after your car breaks down on the freeway on your fist day.