^ - How do you figure?

 

If you're retarded it is. Using the Consumer Price index $250.00 from 1976 in today's money is a whopping $945.31.

Have fun with maff:

http://www.measuringworth.com/uscompare/

Lastly, you can't really put a price on a badly designed American car that can explode when its ass is tapped.

 

C'mon guys I wasn't serious, it was a Green Monster is old joke. Like, "back in my day you could fill the tank with gas, take your girl to a drive in, get popcorn and a soda and still get change from your nickel."

 

if it was me, i'd sit on the old car pay it down. Keep working at your place of employment. drive the old car until the wheels fall off or you got your loans atleast paid off. pay off your old car then go shopping for a new car.

 

I got it!

Agreed, I drove my old Ford Escort until it had duct tape holding the bumper on and the engine started stuttering. I could've repaired it even then, only had 100k miles... Ford quality right there

 

If only chicks were that cheap. Well, some are but...

 

If you really want a new car you can probably lease a new car pretty easily. I'd recommend paying your credit cards off, then trying a month or two after they've been paid off that way your credit has time to adjust the debt to credit ratio.

I would sell the Integra if you have a 350Z, no sense in having both. Also I have no idea why you would sell your 350Z for a G35, the Z has a better interior and is faster.

 

Greenmonster just put you on blast OP...

 

Are you really sure that even if you get through all the financing and bring yourself into even more debt, you will even be happy with the G35 for more than a few months? Seems like you really don't know what you want from the above two threads. One says you want an S2K, one says an IS250, and now you're talking about a G35. All great cars, but somehow i see you buying the G35 and then wanting a different car shortly after... Just my

 

Damn, so now he wants a 3rd car?? To each their own but I wouldn't give him a loan either.