<prompt> Human: Some background info:21 years of age, male. Not married, no childrenNo credit cards, no credit historyStudent, have this semester offOwn a car 100Live at homeHave a steady job. A week ago I started an account at Chase bank and applied for their Slate credit card. The person who helped me apply said 90 of new openers who apply get the card, even with no credit. I was declined because I hadnt had a long enough running revolving account with chase. The main reason I want the card is to buy gas and pay it off every month to build a credit score so as to get a better finance rate for my next car. The car for anyone who is interested is a 2005 Honda S2000. Im a bit by a bit I mean total nut car enthusiast and I currently work as a mechanic for Sears auto I am however working to get into any of the dealerships in the area. At my job I work off of commission so my biweekly paycheck can range from 300 to upwards of 700 depending on how much and what kind of work comes my way. I am also in the running for a promotion and hourly rate raise in a few months. I went to the dealer and sat down and talked price with the salesman and I wagered it down to 15k financed for everything. I even talked with my insurance agency and my ins will bump to 230 ish a month but thats what I get for wanting a sports car at such a young age. However the dealer wouldnt finance me no surprise there. My questions are:How should I go about obtaining a proper credit card for a studentHow will I be able to get a credit score the quickest and safestAnd lastly is a credit card the answer to helping with financing the car?in terms of getting a credit scoreThe only bill I really pay is my insurance every 6 months. Any help is appreciated thank you in advance!  <response>: First, get a secured credit card to build credit. Second, you cant afford that car. If youre happy living at home, use this opportunity to build some savings. 