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12-03-2012, 08:22 PM
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12-03-2012, 08:27 PM
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I meant that you're wanting a high maintenance vehicle that's going to cost you on it's own, yet you're trying to see if you have enough to buy the car, and have enough to make it look like the one you posted...That's a risk IMO...save the money for the new engine...lol
Regardless, I responded right before you posted.
12-03-2012, 08:30 PM
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Yes, but this is something simple that can be searched, and that isn't how I meant it.
I meant that you're wanting a high maintenance vehicle that's going to cost you on it's own, yet you're trying to see if you have enough to buy the car, and have enough to make it look like the one you posted...That's a risk IMO...save the money for the new engine...lol
Regardless, I responded right before you posted.
I meant that you're wanting a high maintenance vehicle that's going to cost you on it's own, yet you're trying to see if you have enough to buy the car, and have enough to make it look like the one you posted...That's a risk IMO...save the money for the new engine...lol
Regardless, I responded right before you posted.
12-03-2012, 08:34 PM
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jk... im only 17.. had my license for about 6 months... in that time ive owned a 86 BMW 325e, a 89 240sx coupe, an 03 mustang, and my beloved 8, all paid for 100% by myself. i know more about cars than anybody my age, mechanic type **** is a sixth sense for me, so my 8 is being taken care of as if its my first born
12-03-2012, 08:37 PM
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get a g35 dude. theyre pretty nice, you can get one for about 10k if you know how to haggle, theyre pretty fast, and if you keep saving your money you can do alot to them. just be careful not to kill yourself in it, theyre not too forgiving and like i said, pretty fast.
12-03-2012, 08:38 PM
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jk... im only 17.. had my license for about 6 months... in that time ive owned a 86 BMW 325e, a 89 240sx coupe, an 03 mustang, and my beloved 8, all paid for 100% by myself. i know more about cars than anybody my age, mechanic type **** is a sixth sense for me, so my 8 is being taken care of as if its my first born
It's just the younger ones who don't realize the financial aspects of it for the most part.
12-04-2012, 07:45 AM
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Bro... Buy an RX-8 and try to do some sweet drift doughnuts.
PM me when you are ready to part out plz, I am mainly interested in the interior pieces, door panels and seats, maybe the headliner. Thanks!
PM me when you are ready to part out plz, I am mainly interested in the interior pieces, door panels and seats, maybe the headliner. Thanks!
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12-04-2012, 08:19 AM
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Don't let them scare you. The only "high maintenance" ones are the 04-05 model years. Buy 06 or up. Plugs coils and wires need changed every 30k roughly. Isn't exactly high maintenance is it? Other than that check the oil every other fill up. It's just like any other car besides that. On the forum you read horror stories while the other 95% that barely or never have a problem don't post here. Looks is a great reason to pick this car up. Once you drive it you'll love it even more.
My advice is spend the 11k on the initial buy. Get an 07 with 50-70k miles or less. You'll have much better reliability AND warranty if it does let go.
My advice is spend the 11k on the initial buy. Get an 07 with 50-70k miles or less. You'll have much better reliability AND warranty if it does let go.
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