<prompt> Human: So, allow me to talk about the car Ive got my eye on. Its old, 20 years old actually. Its been kept in OK shape. I say OK because there doesnt seem to be any immediate cause for concern. The frame has no rust, its not leaking any fluids in an excessive amount, and it runs without any knocking sounds in the engine. Im not a mechanic, but I know how to do small and simple fixes, like changing out all the fluidssensorsgasket coversetc. It definitely needs new tires ASAP, but thats really my only major worry as of right now. Of course, anything could go wrong and probably will with a car of this age, but Im going to get it to replace my current car.Here are all of the issues with this:- I currently am leasing a car- I have no where to put this used car until I get rid of my current one since I live in a development with houses on top of each other, and each house is given only 2 spots, which the other is occupied by my parents- I dont have any money saved up to help pay for registration, titled or tagged, in case of an emergency if it breaks, or to help list my current car on lease swapping sites- Not sure how long it may last before it has a major issue- Lease payment and insurance come out soon for current car and would leave me without money to help fix it up until a couple weeks from nowNow here is the list of options I have to help solve these problems:- Can ask other residents who are away or only use 1 of their spots if I can use theirs permanently or temporarily free or pay a small fee monthly- Keep my current car and buy the used car, save up money until I can ensure all the minor problems are fixed and it is 100 safe to drive, then list my car and swap the lease- Do all maintenance myself except for larger tasks to save on cost of laborI have a job where I make 1800 a month. The payments for this used car would be non-existent, my insurance would be around 100 cheaper, and I would get some real experience working on my own car for once. I really like the used car, and while I like my current car also, Im not too thrilled with the payments and insurance. Not sure if I should try to get rid of my lease first or not even get rid of my lease at all, and suffer the additional 280month in payments for 26 months.  <response>: I dont see a question in there?With a 20-year old used car, you absolutely must get it inspected by a mechanic before you buy it. 3000 sounds high unless it has very low miles. 