Its hard to say goodbye, or is it? What to replace the tc?
10-18-2008 | 02:57 AM
#63
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Originally Posted by enjoithis
x2 ^
if anything turbo it, and pay cash for the turbo, like mentinoed many times before, economy isnt at its best, you dont want to be stuck with high payments.
if anything turbo it, and pay cash for the turbo, like mentinoed many times before, economy isnt at its best, you dont want to be stuck with high payments.
Just keep the dang car and mod the living crap out of it.......When you get older and more responsible, then upgrade the engine and pump some boost in there........
10-18-2008 | 06:51 PM
#64
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This sounds repetitive, but seriously, just keep the car. If you have cash to blow, either put it away into an interest-earning account or some other investment (stocks, if you understand how that works). The tC may feel boring to you but you will regret having to worry about car payments later in life (especially since you hardly have any credit right now). Just enjoy your debt-free life right now.
If you really want to spend some $, just mod your car some more.
If you really want to spend some $, just mod your car some more.
10-18-2008 | 08:38 PM
#65
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or u can just got get ur self a is300 used with like 80k-100k for like 7-9g and u would save money....
is300's engine last to like 300k+ mile so dont worry about that.. my friends homie has a 740k mileage is300.. no idea how... but yea...
and then once u graduate college get ur self a nice new car with the money u saved up or buy ur self a house....
is300's engine last to like 300k+ mile so dont worry about that.. my friends homie has a 740k mileage is300.. no idea how... but yea...
and then once u graduate college get ur self a nice new car with the money u saved up or buy ur self a house....
10-19-2008 | 03:01 AM
#66
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Originally Posted by daydr3am
This sounds repetitive, but seriously, just keep the car. If you have cash to blow, either put it away into an interest-earning account or some other investment (stocks, if you understand how that works). The tC may feel boring to you but you will regret having to worry about car payments later in life (especially since you hardly have any credit right now). Just enjoy your debt-free life right now.
If you really want to spend some $, just mod your car some more.
If you really want to spend some $, just mod your car some more.
10-19-2008 | 05:03 AM
#67
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^^yea I think the media just tells us its a good time to buy stocks, not just because there cheap right now but because they want us to boost up the economy. My friend bought stocks in AMG something and he went from 400+ to -2,200 broke..so yea think before you invest in any stocks.
10-20-2008 | 06:16 PM
#68
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edit: Nobody cares about me rambling about VWs on a Scion board, lol.
Somebody said get an 09 A4... LOL don't. BMW wannabe car. Heavier and slower like all new cars.
On topic, yeah, save. I regret being stuck in payments, mainly because my job is distracting me from school and i'm having to work my ___ off between the two.
Somebody said get an 09 A4... LOL don't. BMW wannabe car. Heavier and slower like all new cars.
On topic, yeah, save. I regret being stuck in payments, mainly because my job is distracting me from school and i'm having to work my ___ off between the two.
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