The car is a few years old and has already done most of its depreciating but it still has 3 years of factory warranty remaining which minimizes risk to me in terms of repair costs.- I have about 100k in cash savings but I will not be looking to buy the car in cash (I'll put a chunk of cash on a down payment and finance the rest at approx. 3% interest).- I'm torn between the idea of total fiscal responsibility and buying something I've always wanted to own at a relatively young age.

The Ro factor (contagion factor) is 2.58, meaning that if nothing is done to curtail the spread and have isolation, 5.1M could die by July 4.https://www.worldometers.info/...That's reported case numbers above, as those that are left home to die that can not receive medical attention are not counted.I expect globally probates will rise & vacant properties too. 

And when you use the term check mate, it's going to take something like "I slammed that seller into a contract and I grabbed a big fat check!!!"

Income is from SSI except for dad who makes $6000 a year working as a "D-boner" (I'm guessing deboner) in a local chicken factory plus (mom claims) gets a VA disability but she can't find the paperwork to prove this.

Used to be an old factory.

I've never seen that before, but I conjecture that the factory making the items may be temporarily shut down. 

Will DSCR still become a limiting factor?

Did I slam down some money to get it up and running?

People that simply punch a clock and punch out do not run a business 24/7 so compensation level and risk factor is not the same.

The media behavior over all of this is simultaneously laughable and reprehensible.How many people didn’t die from carbon emissions pollution in China since the factories have been shuttered?