<prompt> Human: Right now Im trying to find out how to purchase a 2002 Subaru Impreza WRX at 160,000 miles, for 4500. I am 17 years old and I make around 900 a month after taxes. As a 17 year old I cant really get a loan out, so I decided to have my parents get a loan for me and I would pay them. But they have bad debt-to-income and they cant use my income as I am not an adult. Is there any way I would be able to get a loan out for this car? Its my dream car and it was one of my biggest goals when I got my job. Edit: I can make a 1500 down payment as well, if that helps.Assistant: Well I wouldnt get that car to be completely honest. Buying a car that old just screams problems. But you can get a lone at 17, youll need a cosigner. You can be the primary for a loan as long as a parent or grandparent can cosign.For every 5 grand you pull out in a loan itll cost about 100-105 a paycheck on average for your loan plus care insurance which will be another 75 bucks a paycheck roughly. You should probably look into a newermore reliable vehicle. Human: This is the car I want though. I eventually want to build it up, rebuild the engine, maybe even do a full STi Swap. I know that I cant get a loan, but my parents said they are willing to get a loan as long as it would get accepted.Assistant: Thats an expensive project and if you have to borrow money to do it, you cant afford it.Human: Yeah its pretty expensive haha. Definitely not a goal I had in mind in the current time or even the near future. Just something I wanted to do eventually. I only want to borrow money for the initial car, as it takes a while to save up 4500 when you work a max of 30 hours a week. I would definitely save up the money for the rest of it.  <response>: Welcome to the real world. Learn about delayed gratification. 