u/BlkCptAmerica

I'm looking at two cars in the lower wyoming/upper denver area. I'm not too familar with 300zx, my family has owned probably 4 of the 200 series but this is a whole different ballpark I'll tell ya. They're both z31 and manual, but one is nicer than the other inside and out but has 70,000 more miles (in the 202,000 range) and has put a Eaton M32 supercharger on it, I'm familiar with v6s but not these ones. They want $5000 for that one, but it comes with a parts car I absolutely have no room for, so I guess for those 2. The other one has some bad red paint, interior is bad, and some slight rust in the front fender, but it's got a banging stereo and 132,000 miles with a very minor oil leak. They want $3,500 which is my opinion seems like wtf. I can kinda sense what public opinion is gonna be but I thought I'd ask.

I have about $80 invested into several different companies on Robinhood, the more I use it, the more I have thought about swapping apps but I read somewhere that Robinhood as a $100 dollar transfer fee. I’m not sure if it’s worth it to switch and the pay fee or just sell and switch, so I was wondering what I should do. I’m also not sure what apps are good, I’ve tried Robinhood, heard about Fidelity, is there any others that yall would recommend?

So my first credit card is was a Capital One Platinum Secured Card and after 8 months of having it they upgraded it to a normal Platinum card that I, at most, have less than $45 on it at a time. I used to have a car payment as my second credit account, but it pissed me off so much I paid it off early with 0 fees since I negotiated that in. Through credit karma help, I knew I needed a second card that I'm only gonna use for gas (I'm not exactly decided). I applied for a uniwyo visa credit card since I recently opened a checking and savings with them since my closest chase bank is an hour south or east. APR to my understanding on their website says about 11% or about 17% on the paperwork which I know is good compared to some other cards I looked at since it seems like the average is 26-27%. No annual fees, and no cash advance fees and such which I wouldn't use anyway. I'm not sure about benefits which is something I should've asked but by the time I got to applying I had been awake for 24 hrs. I just wanted to get the opinion of people who have done this a bit, I've stayed pretty dormant with my financials and I want to start ramping up to enjoy life more.