got 7500 for the whip
10-22-2004, 02:26 PM
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got 7500 for the whip
finaly got my insurance quotes in ... 7500 for my 97 2.2 5spd wit 75k .. could of gotten more but i had that huge dent in the side guess im kinda happy about the quote
although i had to sacrifice the drop headers and exhaust ...
so what should i get ??
wrx..
328ci
a4
is300
grand cherokee premium
or go the no payment route and buy a cheap accord or maybe even a wrangler CJ or somethin ???
i dunno
MaCe
although i had to sacrifice the drop headers and exhaust ...
so what should i get ??
wrx..
328ci
a4
is300
grand cherokee premium
or go the no payment route and buy a cheap accord or maybe even a wrangler CJ or somethin ???
i dunno
MaCe
10-22-2004, 02:33 PM
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90-sumthin accord and get a kombat kit with the double wing, and led sprayers, and a neon kit....ummm never mind
you got no note, so get something to ride out in for a while and stack some cheese, then go get something else really nice...that's what me and the missus are doin
you got no note, so get something to ride out in for a while and stack some cheese, then go get something else really nice...that's what me and the missus are doin
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10-22-2004, 08:12 PM
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Biased view here, but go for the BMW.
Decent power, awesome on the highway, good looks, fine interior finish... etc.
I don't find the WRX all that exciting. Crappy inerior, snowplow handling, lumpy motor, gearbox problems with some of the model years. It's got a turbo, and awd... yay. The shortcomings outweigh the rest of it imo.
The IS is a nice choice, even better in 5spd. Reliable, looks good. Too bad it's responsible for this whole altezaa tail light crap.
The A4 is gorgeous inside... but plagued by an anemic motor and stupid electrical problems that cost you downtime and tons of money to fix.
Decent power, awesome on the highway, good looks, fine interior finish... etc. I don't find the WRX all that exciting. Crappy inerior, snowplow handling, lumpy motor, gearbox problems with some of the model years. It's got a turbo, and awd... yay. The shortcomings outweigh the rest of it imo.
The IS is a nice choice, even better in 5spd. Reliable, looks good. Too bad it's responsible for this whole altezaa tail light crap.
The A4 is gorgeous inside... but plagued by an anemic motor and stupid electrical problems that cost you downtime and tons of money to fix.
10-22-2004, 09:24 PM
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$7500??? Hmmm...my Acura is payed off...gotta go guys, I'll be out back by my CL with a can of gasoline and a match...
10-22-2004, 11:58 PM
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Originally Posted by haiduc
Biased view here, but go for the BMW. Decent power, awesome on the highway, good looks, fine interior finish... etc.
I don't find the WRX all that exciting. Crappy inerior, snowplow handling, lumpy motor, gearbox problems with some of the model years. It's got a turbo, and awd... yay. The shortcomings outweigh the rest of it imo.
The IS is a nice choice, even better in 5spd. Reliable, looks good. Too bad it's responsible for this whole altezaa tail light crap.
The A4 is gorgeous inside... but plagued by an anemic motor and stupid electrical problems that cost you downtime and tons of money to fix.
Decent power, awesome on the highway, good looks, fine interior finish... etc. I don't find the WRX all that exciting. Crappy inerior, snowplow handling, lumpy motor, gearbox problems with some of the model years. It's got a turbo, and awd... yay. The shortcomings outweigh the rest of it imo.
The IS is a nice choice, even better in 5spd. Reliable, looks good. Too bad it's responsible for this whole altezaa tail light crap.
The A4 is gorgeous inside... but plagued by an anemic motor and stupid electrical problems that cost you downtime and tons of money to fix.
I couldn't have said it better myself. I'm gonna have to agree with the BMW.
10-23-2004, 02:01 AM
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think im gunna just rock my 88 s-10 blazer for the winter even tho it might not make it ... but im savin a lot withoug a car payment ( 278 ) amonth and insurance (300) every month so in the spring i should have alot to put down ...
oh and the 7500 was not all profit i had 4500 left on the loan ...
keep comin with the opinions cause im still debating
oh and the 7500 was not all profit i had 4500 left on the loan ...
keep comin with the opinions cause im still debating
10-23-2004, 08:13 AM
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I agree with the used M3. You can find them for a decent price these days on Ebay. You could even get a 328i and buy the M3 rims, debadge it and make it an M3 clone to save on insurance. But call your insurance agent and find out how much insurance would be on one - if you're paying $300 a month for the CL the M3 would have to be double that!
10-23-2004, 08:22 AM
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By the way - you mentioned a Jeep GC as an option. My other car is a '03 Grand Cherokee Limited with the V8. It's damn quick and looks great in my opinion - but I'm not impressed with the quality. It's all the little things like the rotors on these things warp every 10K miles, the front tweeters on them blow - I've replaced mine 3 times, another problem is the climate control systems break - mine only blows hot air out the passenger side - you have to completely remove the entire dash to fix it - a PITA - and it's over $750 to fix it at the dealer.... The engine is awesome but it's all the little things that shouldn't be breaking. I hate to say it but I don't recommend it.
Go M3!
Go M3!
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