<prompt> Human: Hey rPersonalFinance! So, I graduated college in August and got my first 8-5 in my field on November 1. Im currently still hourly at 17.79hour and I bring in about 1900-2200 a month. I also get paid weekly about 550check which influences how I budget my spending.My monthly bills CCs, rent, utilities, etc total to be about 585 a month, give or take. That will go up next month when my student loan payments kick in, which could boost that total up to 750.I have a 2002 Ford Escape that gets around alright, but the miles are getting up there and it is no longer worth dumping money into to keep it running. So far, Ive saved about 1200 for a down payment with a 1500 goal. With the info I gave you, what type of interest rate should I be looking for and what can I reasonably afford per month payment-wise while still being able to save a little? Please let me know if you need additional information Thank you!  <response>: There is no way to give you an interest rate as that is a function of your credit, not your current income and debts.I would continue saving so that when your current car dies to a point it is not financially beneficial to bring it back buy a used cheap are with cash. 