Went from a Cadillac CTS to a Toyota Corolla for a DD
10-26-2007, 06:04 AM
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Racer
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Went from a Cadillac CTS to a Toyota Corolla for a DD
Sadness.......my three year lease on the CTS was up and I had to give it back. Since I am currently paying for the Z06 that I got this past March, I had to get something in the $200 a month ballpark. I wanted a Lancer but ended up with a Corolla because the Corolla was a better deal and had more features. I am already missing the Caddy 
It was my first car and it was tough to let it go. Oh wells, now I have no problem blending into the masses 5 days of the week driving to school while saving buckets of cash from the insane mileage!
It was my first car and it was tough to let it go. Oh wells, now I have no problem blending into the masses 5 days of the week driving to school while saving buckets of cash from the insane mileage!
10-26-2007, 08:36 AM
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Sadness.......my three year lease on the CTS was up and I had to give it back. Since I am currently paying for the Z06 that I got this past March, I had to get something in the $200 a month ballpark. I wanted a Lancer but ended up with a Corolla because the Corolla was a better deal and had more features. I am already missing the Caddy It was my first car and it was tough to let it go. Oh wells, now I have no problem blending into the masses 5 days of the week driving to school while saving buckets of cash from the insane mileage!
It was my first car and it was tough to let it go. Oh wells, now I have no problem blending into the masses 5 days of the week driving to school while saving buckets of cash from the insane mileage!
10-26-2007, 09:03 AM
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Why give the guy a hard time???
10-26-2007, 09:11 AM
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And your point..... so what if he is young, sounds like he made a smart choice here and bought something reasonable and economic for a DD. We were all young once and just starting out, I didnt get any real help from my parents for purchasing cars but did get rent free living till I was 24 when I purchased my first home, this allowed me to have some very nice cars at a young age.
Why give the guy a hard time???
Why give the guy a hard time???
10-26-2007, 12:03 PM
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And your point..... so what if he is young, sounds like he made a smart choice here and bought something reasonable and economic for a DD. We were all young once and just starting out, I didnt get any real help from my parents for purchasing cars but did get rent free living till I was 24 when I purchased my first home, this allowed me to have some very nice cars at a young age.
Why give the guy a hard time???
Why give the guy a hard time???
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10-26-2007, 01:25 PM
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Drifting
Yeah Cts is sweet...I got a 05...wish it was my DD...bring it out on weekends onlys.....I could never sell this one......
But I bet that Corolla is much better on gas
But I bet that Corolla is much better on gas
10-26-2007, 05:00 PM
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Safety Car
That is a bunch of BS... sounds like a jealous statement, just because you may not have had a quick car as a young man doesnt mean that someone else cant have a good job and afford a nice car shortly out of high school, not to mention be responsible with it.
I was fortunate enough to start in my field within a year of graduating high school and was making very good money for a person under 20, had some really nice fast cars before my 20th birthday, bought my first vette at 21, I also had multiple cars (fun car and a DD). I dont think its good to stereotype anyone..... every individual is different. I know some guys in thier 30's and 40's that drive like irresponsible 16 year olds
10-27-2007, 05:39 AM
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I am turning 21 next week and will graduate college this spring but I am planning to continue my education in dental school. I live with my parents but I do have a 40 hour a week job so that pays for the Z06 and my expenses. Please don't assume that just because a young guy has a nice car that he is living off his parents and has no common sense...
10-27-2007, 09:45 AM
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I am turning 21 next week and will graduate college this spring but I am planning to continue my education in dental school. I live with my parents but I do have a 40 hour a week job so that pays for the Z06 and my expenses. Please don't assume that just because a young guy has a nice car that he is living off his parents and has no common sense...
