Guys your missing the point I'm going to destroy this car it will be dirty as hell driven very hard for years I don't need to commute in a caddy lol
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08-13-16 06:51 PM #36
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08-13-16 06:52 PM #37
I'm being serious though I'm not creating a post about a fake car man I was hoping Sammy would check in during my negotiations
Originally Posted by reigle9
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08-13-16 06:53 PM #38
Oh. Originally Posted by pilebuck13
I leave here then.
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08-13-16 06:55 PM #39
Oh dear lord. Someone please buy this car before I fukking do. Im rock hard.
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08-13-16 06:56 PM #40
Buying a used car is buying someone else's problem.
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08-13-16 06:56 PM #41
Originally Posted by MoMoneyMoVaughn
Oh.
I leave here then.
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08-13-16 06:57 PM #42
If work isn't reliable, then Id absolutely advise against buying a used one with your cash Originally Posted by pilebuck13
Not only do you assume maintenace which is always an unknown with used, but you also lose cash, which in times of need is everything
If you're making payments on a car and lose your job, you can call and talk to them, there is usually hardship solutions for a few months
Worst comes to worst, tell them to come get their car, but you still have your cash
Just my .02
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08-13-16 07:01 PM #43Paint my casket black with a big ass #3
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Only if you're penetrating retarded and don't know how to use the internet. Originally Posted by TheMoneyShot
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08-13-16 07:03 PM #44Paint my casket black with a big ass #3
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Well, for a commuter car...probably. When you buy high-end, it's usually some rich guys car that barely drove it and then traded it in for the newer model two years later.
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08-13-16 07:07 PM #45
Goddamn it this thread has me going down the used car internet rabbit hole. FACK.
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08-13-16 07:07 PM #46
A 3 year old car with 30,000 miles will be half price. And buy from a dealer so that all warranties are transferable.
Only jerkoffs buy new cars.
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08-13-16 07:08 PM #47
People that drive corollas are usually jerk offs
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08-13-16 07:09 PM #48
What car do you drive JJ? Originally Posted by jjgold
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08-13-16 07:10 PM #49
Okay Fucck right off. Someone PLEASE BUY THIS AND I WILL GIVE YOU $9000 FOR IT. JUST PLEASE BUY IT
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08-13-16 07:13 PM #50
I drive a van paver
Originally Posted by pavyracer
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08-13-16 07:17 PM #51
Make? Model? Originally Posted by jjgold
I am trying to calculate your net worth for that will I am writing for you.
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08-13-16 07:22 PM #52
Thnx for the advice guys I'll update when I make a purchase Originally Posted by The Kraken
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08-13-16 07:23 PM #53
1970 Ford Econoline - white with no windows and a bowl of candy on the dash Originally Posted by MoMoneyMoVaughn
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08-13-16 07:23 PM #54
Originally Posted by pilebuck13
Where is carseller when you need him..
Should be able to tell you all the tricks of the trade..
Hell, he might even know the shysters and can call in a favor.. Shysters stick together.
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08-13-16 07:25 PM #55
I just came. Spend $50,000 on this today and it will be worth 75k in 3 years.
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08-13-16 07:31 PM #56
Fun Fact: Those came in rear wheel drive with an optional 220 bhp V8. Originally Posted by Booya711
Could have some ludicrous driving one of those in the snow.
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08-13-16 07:52 PM #57
I'm just saying... 70% of the world aren't car experts. They think they are but they aren't. Originally Posted by reigle9
Tell me something... why would you sell a used car if there's nothing wrong with it?
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08-13-16 07:59 PM #58
TMS... Cmon dude. Originally Posted by TheMoneyShot
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08-13-16 08:01 PM #59
Every Honda I have ever owned for commuting purposes has pushed far beyond 250k with basic repairs timing belt, alternator, breaks, starter maybe cv axle I know how to repair....its just this used civic under 30k miles around 13-14 k or so new Toyota for 18 or so I mean I'd rather have a new car starting at 0 and get warranties and free oil changes 💡 There is my line of thinking....I believe I can't drop a down payment with the 0 interest offer although I can always make a large payment to principal when I get my first payment
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08-13-16 08:06 PM #60
Good cars hold there value paver....you will not get half the price on a quality make and model with 30k you just won't Originally Posted by pavyracer
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08-13-16 08:06 PM #61
I commute about 2000 miles to work each week...planes are the only way to go
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08-13-16 08:07 PM #62
Do you live down by the river? Originally Posted by jjgold
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08-13-16 08:08 PM #63
2 k a week damn yah man I'm around 600 or so..... Originally Posted by Booya711
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08-13-16 08:11 PM #64
I bought a 3 year old SUV retailed at $40,000 new for $20,000. Originally Posted by pilebuck13
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08-13-16 08:13 PM #65
Getting married, having kids, moving overseas, moving to a town with mass transit, etc. Originally Posted by TheMoneyShot
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08-13-16 08:15 PM #66
Don't forget drug habit paver Originally Posted by pavyracer
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08-13-16 08:18 PM #67
I believe that this happens but with not all cars Originally Posted by pavyracer
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08-13-16 08:20 PM #68
i bought a new nissan altima se in 2014, gets 28 in city 39 on highway Originally Posted by pilebuck13
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08-13-16 08:22 PM #69
Yeah..gambling problem too since we are in a gambling forum. Originally Posted by Booya711
All in on Chargers and Le'Veon Bell scores as time expires from the 2 yard line!
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08-13-16 08:57 PM #70
Paver I remember this game Originally Posted by pavyracer
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