What Year Should I Get?
10-19-2004, 03:54 PM
#43
Originally Posted by §Þ®ïn†mä×
even if you have the money to buy whatever you want.. buy wisely and save some of that money..
**** what am i telling you that for.. when i was 16 i would have bought a BMW if thats all the money i had left in my account to afford
Whichever one you get.. enjoy it and be safe
**** what am i telling you that for.. when i was 16 i would have bought a BMW if thats all the money i had left in my account to afford
Whichever one you get.. enjoy it and be safe
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10-19-2004, 08:20 PM
#46
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Join Date: May 2004
Posts: 476
I drive a 1990 GXE, and its my first car. Comfy, plenty of power for an irresponsible 17 year old, but not so much you hit the gas for a second and completely freak out because you dont know how to control it. I only wish that I had waited to find a 5 speed SE.
17yr old male, no tickets or accidents, good student discount, and i pay 75$ a month on liability. My parents decided to chip in another 30$ a month or so for comprehensive.
17yr old male, no tickets or accidents, good student discount, and i pay 75$ a month on liability. My parents decided to chip in another 30$ a month or so for comprehensive.
10-19-2004, 08:43 PM
#47
Originally Posted by 4dscPat
I drive a 1990 GXE, and its my first car. Comfy, plenty of power for an irresponsible 17 year old, but not so much you hit the gas for a second and completely freak out because you dont know how to control it. I only wish that I had waited to find a 5 speed SE.
17yr old male, no tickets or accidents, good student discount, and i pay 75$ a month on liability. My parents decided to chip in another 30$ a month or so for comprehensive.
17yr old male, no tickets or accidents, good student discount, and i pay 75$ a month on liability. My parents decided to chip in another 30$ a month or so for comprehensive.
That would be the wise choice and save the money for something more important...college
10-20-2004, 12:55 PM
#50
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Posts: 338
Good for you Kid. I started working at 14. More power to ya.
In my view the 03 SE is by far the nicest. It has the most usable HP and franky lots of lux features. If you take care of it it will easily run for 10 years and look good the whole time. I bought mine in Jan of 04 and thus could have purchased an 04 but I like the 5th gen style much better.
Only peice of advice ... pay cash. Never buy on time payments. Always "own" what you own.
So how nice is this car really? My wife loves it so much ..... that if I give it to her, sell her car, she's going to "let me" (and you learn these things after 30 years of marrage) buy a late model Vette.
Peabody
In my view the 03 SE is by far the nicest. It has the most usable HP and franky lots of lux features. If you take care of it it will easily run for 10 years and look good the whole time. I bought mine in Jan of 04 and thus could have purchased an 04 but I like the 5th gen style much better.
Only peice of advice ... pay cash. Never buy on time payments. Always "own" what you own.
So how nice is this car really? My wife loves it so much ..... that if I give it to her, sell her car, she's going to "let me" (and you learn these things after 30 years of marrage) buy a late model Vette.
Peabody
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