Reluctantly, you can't sayno. I don't think you want to pursue luxury or high-end cars, but there are still opportunities. For example, buying QQ3, Chang 'an Star and Changhe CM8 can barely afford these cars. Apply for a car loan first, and pay in monthly installments (negotiate with the merchant for monthly payment as much as possible). If the maintenance cost of these cars is good, 100, ranging from 300 to 400, the fuel consumption is not high, and you will run away in a month. But your 1500 income is very tight after deducting the fare ... so don't be too far-fetched. When you work hard to reach 3000, you will boldly buy a car and maintain a car …