Head count on TL-S order
02-14-2001, 11:56 PM
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That's great, man. You should be very proud of how well you've done for yourself at such a young age. Keep it up, and congrats on getting married next year!
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Alpine CD Changer
Burlwood Shift Knob
02-14-2001, 11:57 PM
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That's great, man. You should be very proud of how well you've done for yourself at such a young age. Keep it up, and congrats on getting married next year!
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2001 TL Silver w/ Black Leather
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Burlwood Shift Knob
02-15-2001, 07:28 AM
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Originally posted by juniorbean:
Thank you!! We'll see how well the money flows once I get married and buy a house!!
Thank you!! We'll see how well the money flows once I get married and buy a house!!
It's all good though.
02-15-2001, 08:25 AM
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Originally posted by Tag66:
I got married almost 2 years ago, and I can tell you this.. The money flows well---- right into her purse It's all good though.
I got married almost 2 years ago, and I can tell you this.. The money flows well---- right into her purse
It's all good though.
That's what I'm figuring. The good news is she has a great job too, so that should help (hopefully)!!------------------
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02-15-2001, 08:28 AM
#45
Originally posted by Louisiana:
I can certainly see Tea's point here. Some here act as if paying the MSRP is no big deal and ought to be done without even the slightest bit of consideration.
I look at a vehicle and say "What's it worth down the road?" The TL has held it's value well so that's a big plus.
Holding value is relative though. If you paid 30k for yours the day they were released and I waited and paid 28k then I'm the smarter consumer. You just threw away $2,000! How is that reasonable on ANY level?
I can certainly see Tea's point here. Some here act as if paying the MSRP is no big deal and ought to be done without even the slightest bit of consideration.
I look at a vehicle and say "What's it worth down the road?" The TL has held it's value well so that's a big plus.
Holding value is relative though. If you paid 30k for yours the day they were released and I waited and paid 28k then I'm the smarter consumer. You just threw away $2,000! How is that reasonable on ANY level?
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02-15-2001, 01:04 PM
#46
Originally posted by Steveb:
I also like the idea of having a new car every 2 years or so. That's why I'm considering leasing a 2002 Acuta TL Type S for 24 months. When the "all new" 2004 model is available it will be time to renew my lease so I can just trade the old in for the new. Don't you think that is the way to go if you put limited miles on your TL?
I also like the idea of having a new car every 2 years or so. That's why I'm considering leasing a 2002 Acuta TL Type S for 24 months. When the "all new" 2004 model is available it will be time to renew my lease so I can just trade the old in for the new. Don't you think that is the way to go if you put limited miles on your TL?
It's definately the way to go, but I put too many miles on (about 60-70 a day M-F), so I finance it. We'll see what happens down the road, but for now I guess I'll just have to keep buying, selling and buying again!!
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02-15-2001, 11:17 PM
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Originally posted by juniorbean:
Great reply MToker
I also like having a new one every couple of years. You know what I'm going to do when the new TL comes out in 2-3 years? Probably trade in my 2002 TL-S for it, if I like it enough.
Great reply MToker
I also like having a new one every couple of years. You know what I'm going to do when the new TL comes out in 2-3 years? Probably trade in my 2002 TL-S for it, if I like it enough.
02-15-2001, 11:43 PM
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Can you offer any specifics on why you won't lease again. I usually wouldn't, but with the high resale value on the Acura, I am considering it.
Originally posted by oblio98:
Black w/ebony interior. Was told to expect it in March. We'll see!!!! (99TL coming off lease) TL-S will be a BUY - I will never lease again!
Black w/ebony interior. Was told to expect it in March. We'll see!!!! (99TL coming off lease) TL-S will be a BUY - I will never lease again!
02-15-2001, 11:50 PM
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Originally posted by juniorbean:
Great reply MToker
As for the not understanding part.... Personally, I like cars. That's why I'm on these boards. I also like having a new one every couple of years. You know what I'm going to do when the new TL comes out in 2-3 years? Probably trade in my 2002 TL-S for it, if I like it enough. For me,getting the 2002 is a trade up. I'm going from a CL to a TL, but even if I was already in a TL like most of these guys, I'd still probably trade up. I work to make money. Thus I get to spend it on whatever I want. With a wedding and house coming next year, this probably will be my last new car for a little while, so why not go for it?
Great reply MToker
As for the not understanding part.... Personally, I like cars. That's why I'm on these boards. I also like having a new one every couple of years. You know what I'm going to do when the new TL comes out in 2-3 years? Probably trade in my 2002 TL-S for it, if I like it enough. For me,getting the 2002 is a trade up. I'm going from a CL to a TL, but even if I was already in a TL like most of these guys, I'd still probably trade up. I work to make money. Thus I get to spend it on whatever I want. With a wedding and house coming next year, this probably will be my last new car for a little while, so why not go for it?
I also like the idea of having a new car every 2 years or so. That's why I'm considering leasing a 2002 Acuta TL Type S for 24 months. When the "all new" 2004 model is available it will be time to renew my lease so I can just trade the old in for the new. Don't you think that is the way to go if you put limited miles on your TL?
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