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calling a sedan with a V8 a muscle car
i want a muscle car next as well. i have a CTS right now but i really want a challenger srt8.
Corolla has really raised the bar…I would purchase the Corolla over the current Civic...If it were me I would drive what you have for ten years…Other than oil, filters, brakes, your 1st major service is 10 years 100,000 miles….Try that with an American or German car….
I wish I had an extra 15k laying around. I've got a buddy that's trying to sell his '01 SLP Firehawk. He's a freak about taking care of it so I know it's legit. You could almost eat off the motor and it's only got like 55k miles on it.
Advice?
You have a 3 - 4 year old car; absolute WORST time to trade/sell it. You have absorbed the depreciation; the next owner is going to reap all of the value of that vehicle. It's a good car; keep it - pay it off, then drive it until you have enough money in the bank to pay cash for a 3 year old used car someone else just ate the depreciation on. If you MUST have a new vehicle, at least sell the one you have - don't trade it in. Trading just adds insult (and dealer profit) to injury.
As for a new car? A new base mustang will run neck and neck with a GT from your car's generation, and will smoke yours. Otherwise the new GT is the best bang for your buck out there (The new 'Vette stingray will give it a value run for its money, however).
If you've never done any trading in your car it may be best to start out with the standard beginner level things with people you know and trust. Have a friend sit in the passenger seat while you swap baseball cards or some other relatively small collectibles, perhaps Beanie Babies or Pogs. From there you can move up to more complicated things like drugs for sex in your backseat or someone's life for information in your trunk.
So glad to know I'm not the only one reading the thread le this way.
spurs_fan_in_exile always has the most clever replies but Sheesh that was a dark post….
I'm also currently driving a 2013 corolla.....
Kinda pissed I opted for leasing though, tbh. Didn't realize how expensive the insurance will be.
You aint got a hair on your ass if you don't get the Coyote V-8 motor under you and the 6 speed. Only women and pussies drive automatics.
But but...my automatic can upshift and downshift 5 gears.
But but...my automatic can upshift and downshift 5 gears.
Turn in your man card son.
shup, pussy!But but...my automatic can upshift and downshift 5 gears.
Although, paddles are way cool.
How much is your insurance?
Agreed, one of the reasons I'm not to excited about getting one. I'm starting to see a lot of Challengers out there to, but they are the best looking muscle car out there now IMO.
Didn't realize, something to think about
Thanks for the advice tbh.
Actually almost a GT last week.
150 a month.
God damn, I pay 200, and here that's considered decent for a guy in their mid 20s. I had a friend who was 21 years old paying almost 500/month for his 1999 Civic
Just design your own car with 3D printing technology.
Why in the is y'all's insurance so high? I pay $135 full coverage. Y'all get a lot of tickets or something.God damn, I pay 200, and here that's considered decent for a guy in their mid 20s. I had a friend who was 21 years old paying almost 500/month for his 1999 Civic
I pay 130. Slapped that on my dad's name and got full coverage for anyone who drives it. I think it was 400 if I were to do that on my name. Only 22, so it really s me.
How does Canadian money world? Do you guys get paid in rupees or Franks?God damn, I pay 200, and here that's considered decent for a guy in their mid 20s. I had a friend who was 21 years old paying almost 500/month for his 1999 Civic
Never got a ticket in my life. My region has the highest rates inn the country, because...reasons.
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