<prompt> Human: I totaled my car. My job was driving around in my own car to office buildings and houses fixing computers and such, so there went my steady income. Ive got feelers out for a new job of course, and it shouldnt be too hard to actually get hired, but I desperately need a new car.The insurance companys sending me a check for 2900 for the car I lost. I only have about 3200 saved up. I looked at a lot of cars online and found one Im interested in. I havent test driven it yet, but everything else about it, I like. Its at a Mitsubishi dealership, not an independent used car dealership, if that matters.The car is a 2014 Mitsubishi Mirage CVT DE with just under 70K miles. The exterior and interior look to be in great condition. The CarFax states 1 owner, no accidents, no incidents. The price in orange numbers as opposed to black numbers on other cars sold on the site is 5995. According to the CarFax, the dealership has had the car since mid-March.One concerning thing on the CarFax report is that there are 5 entries that read Tires Replaced in the span of 9 months, about 11k miles. 4 of the entries are in a two month span. Maybe the owner couldnt afford to buy 4 tires at once? But maybe I could use this to my advantage in negotiation?KBB states the fair market price range to be 4665-6052. Ive never bought a car before have driven the same car my Nana sold me for a 1, a hug, and a kiss the day of my high school graduation for the last 10 years. I dont know what my first offer price should be. Im on one hell of a budget, so I dont want to offer 5500 if I could have gotten the car for 4500-5000. Im not even sure how much wiggle room there really is with the posted price. Any help would be greatly appreciated!  <response>: truecar.com for pricing. But really, its a Mitsubishi mirage, Id stay away just on that alone. 