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<title>How Much Car Can You Actually Afford? (It&amp;apos;s Probably Less Than the Bank Approved You For)</title>
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<description><![CDATA[ Getting approved for a car loan feels like a green light. If the bank says you qualify for a certain amount, it&#039;s easy to assume that number is what you can comfortably afford. It isn&#039;t — and that gap is exactly why so many people end up &quot;car poor,&quot; technically owning a nice vehicle while feeling squeezed every single month. ]]></description>
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