who's the youngest?
08-01-2001, 07:39 PM
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who's the youngest?
the topic on who's the oldest seems to be getting pretty popular. just wondering who the youngest member is. preferably who is the youngest who actually owns and hopefully paid for their own CL. I'm 21 by the way. bought it in December so I was just barely 21 when I got it.
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08-01-2001, 07:52 PM
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Originally posted by KCPreki11:
<STRONG>How is everyone here so young with a 30k car, it just doesnt work out...i'm jealous lol
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<STRONG>How is everyone here so young with a 30k car, it just doesnt work out...i'm jealous lol
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08-01-2001, 07:54 PM
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Times have really changed, it took me 41 long years to buy this 35K car ! MINE IS PAID FOR HOWEVER.............. 
08-01-2001, 07:57 PM
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Originally posted by Fabvsix:
<STRONG>Times have really changed, it took me 41 long years to buy this 35K car ! MINE IS PAID FOR HOWEVER.............. </STRONG>
<STRONG>Times have really changed, it took me 41 long years to buy this 35K car ! MINE IS PAID FOR HOWEVER..............
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08-01-2001, 08:01 PM
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Originally posted by CLpower:
<STRONG>19, parents helped me w/ initial purchase a little over half..i did everythign from there</STRONG>
<STRONG>19, parents helped me w/ initial purchase a little over half..i did everythign from there</STRONG>
08-01-2001, 08:07 PM
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Originally posted by Fabvsix:
<STRONG>Times have really changed, it took me 41 long years to buy this 35K car ! MINE IS PAID FOR HOWEVER.............. </STRONG>
<STRONG>Times have really changed, it took me 41 long years to buy this 35K car ! MINE IS PAID FOR HOWEVER..............
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Yeah but you pay more in taxes than i make in a year! How was the birthday bash old man?
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I'm 17, this is my third car. My first car was a year old (1998 5.9L GC) my mom had it for a year and I took it. The next was my Alero which I got brand new and drove that in good weather and is in my house at NY, and now I have this (Acura 3.2Cl) in AZ. I pay for all my gas and all my mods to my cars. Which is a lot more than most kids in my town in NY.
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aaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrgggggggggghhhhhhhhhh
damnit to hell I'm jealous. to save money for rims and stuff I'm forced to eat dirt for dinner.
damnit to hell I'm jealous. to save money for rims and stuff I'm forced to eat dirt for dinner.
08-01-2001, 08:47 PM
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Im 18 and this is my 3rd car as well. The first one I had was a 96 Firebird which was given to me by my mom...which I eventually gave to my brother because I wanted a new car. When i was 17 I got a Volvo 850 T-5 R station wagon that halled ass!!! I paid for half of this car in full out of my own pocket. This Volvo ended up getting totalled by some woman that didnt know how to drive and turned left into me on a green light!!! I then got the insurance to pay for this gorgeous car (CL Type S)!!!! I love it and in reality paid for it myself because the money I got from the Volvo is completely mine since the car was in my name! That is my story, and I feel that I worked hard for this car considering I work full time. Thanks for listening guys.
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08-01-2001, 09:15 PM
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Originally posted by pgatour1:
<STRONG>I'm 17, this is my third car. My first car was a year old (1998 5.9L GC) my mom had it for a year and I took it. The next was my Alero which I got brand new and drove that in good weather and is in my house at NY, and now I have this (Acura 3.2Cl) in AZ. I pay for all my gas and all my mods to my cars. Which is a lot more than most kids in my town in NY.
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<STRONG>I'm 17, this is my third car. My first car was a year old (1998 5.9L GC) my mom had it for a year and I took it. The next was my Alero which I got brand new and drove that in good weather and is in my house at NY, and now I have this (Acura 3.2Cl) in AZ. I pay for all my gas and all my mods to my cars. Which is a lot more than most kids in my town in NY.
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08-01-2001, 09:23 PM
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I am 21 - bought car myself when I was 20. Moved out when I was 17. I work full-time and go to college full-time.
I think most young people here work in the IT industry. Thats the easiest way for someone young to make good money
I think most young people here work in the IT industry. Thats the easiest way for someone young to make good money
08-01-2001, 09:25 PM
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Originally posted by Rymnrsn:
<STRONG>I am 21 - bought car myself when I was 20. Moved out when I was 17. I work full-time and go to college full-time.
I think most young people here work in the IT industry. Thats the easiest way for someone young to make good money</STRONG>
<STRONG>I am 21 - bought car myself when I was 20. Moved out when I was 17. I work full-time and go to college full-time.
I think most young people here work in the IT industry. Thats the easiest way for someone young to make good money
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08-01-2001, 10:20 PM
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Originally posted by KCPreki11:
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You've gotta be kidding me? so where do u go to school??? NY OR AZ</STRONG>
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You've gotta be kidding me? so where do u go to school??? NY OR AZ</STRONG>
08-01-2001, 10:36 PM
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The party was FABULOUS ! :p
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08-02-2001, 01:27 PM
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I'm 22 and brought my Cls here in Tucson with for $26,000 in cash (I traded in my 95 camaro that they gave me $5K for). It was a great feeling to buy the car outright and saved me a decent amount of money in interest. I graduated college at 21 and have worked as a stockbroker for a year and a half. This was a little treat for myself
08-02-2001, 02:34 PM
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Originally posted by MtBikR:
<STRONG>I'm 22 and brought my Cls here in Tucson with for $26,000 in cash (I traded in my 95 camaro that they gave me $5K for). It was a great feeling to buy the car outright and saved me a decent amount of money in interest. I graduated college at 21 and have worked as a stockbroker for a year and a half. This was a little treat for myself</STRONG>
<STRONG>I'm 22 and brought my Cls here in Tucson with for $26,000 in cash (I traded in my 95 camaro that they gave me $5K for). It was a great feeling to buy the car outright and saved me a decent amount of money in interest. I graduated college at 21 and have worked as a stockbroker for a year and a half. This was a little treat for myself
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08-02-2001, 09:14 PM
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21. Paid for it myself. All mods, all everything. Well, not insurance. But that's ok. I pay for everything else I do, including my food, and I live at home, so I guess it all evens out. I bought the car 11 days before I turned 21, btw, so I technically bought it at 20.
08-02-2001, 09:52 PM
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on my own since 16. bought my first integra(4-door gsr) then. made it pretty as hell but not that fast got rid of it at 18 for a new GSR coupe. put over fifteen thousand into that car (ran mid twelves). sold that in december for the CL-S, I was just barely 21. right now I pay for the car, the insurance, all mods(not much yet), my school, my house and everything in it. all food all everything. I'm not a financial guru, I'm broke as hell. somebody please feel sorry for me and hook me up with about 23,000 so I can pay this thing off and get the 6 speed when it comes out.
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I'm 24, I've never relied on my parents for any financial support, other than paying my way through ASU. I saved for a year to put half down on my CL to keep the payments low. Have my own place, pay my own bills. I have to give my Dad credit for hooking me up with my job. Your goals become so much more significant when you actually have to work for them.