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| guster |
| quote: | Originally posted by Floorfiller
yeah seriously...i seel auto insurance and i don't see there being anyway in hell that only that would make that huge a difference :conf: |
I'm 18 and had a wreck a while back that was my fault. I'm guessing insurance companies don't like 18 year old high risk drivers to have a car with 300 hp. |
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| DiMethGuy |
| quote: | Originally posted by keithos27
well you can go fast down landsdown with it ;)
old cars suck though ;) |
umm, ok. But I'm sure my Aurora would beat it as well.
it's cool tho my bro has an 03 M5 so we can race when u come to town. SO I can be cool like u in a beamer |
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| Floorfiller |
| well i agree. i'm just saying that upgrading the model like that shouldn't make that huge a difference...maybe 200-300 bucks every six months at most, but not an extra 1000! |
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| guster |
| quote: | Originally posted by nchs09
im afraid to ask.. but how much did u pay for this american "sports car" |
Prices haven't been released yet. The dealer made me put 500 down and I'm putting it in my dad's name because his company has Ford's X-Plan which lets us pay 2% over dealer invoice. It'll probably come out to about 21 or 22k. And btw, the V6 Mustang is far from a sports car. The GT, however, is. |
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| guster |
| Oh, and if I want to drive a fast car I'll just take my dad's heavily modified '86 Trans Am for a spin. And no, we aren't rednecks. It's actually nice and maintained. |
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| nchs09 |
| quote: | Originally posted by guster
Prices haven't been released yet. The dealer made me put 500 down and I'm putting it in my dad's name because his company has Ford's X-Plan which lets us pay 2% over dealer invoice. It'll probably come out to about 21 or 22k. And btw, the V6 Mustang is far from a sports car. The GT, however, is. |
for that price... err im not sure, cant u just bring in a better handling car even if it has a smaller engine is faster..
soemthing like a mgf or a elise |
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| DiMethGuy |
| quote: | Originally posted by guster
Oh, and if I want to drive a fast car I'll just take my dad's heavily modified '86 Trans Am for a spin. And no, we aren't rednecks. It's actually nice and maintained. |
nothing wrong with being a redneck, mate! |
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| nchs09 |
| quote: | Originally posted by guster
And no, we aren't rednecks. It's actually nice and maintained. |
:stongue: hahah i was thinking that and then i saw this and i was like.. oh hehe:p |
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| guster |
| I needed a larger car. I definitely don't want a two-seater. I know because one of my options was a 2003 MR-2 with just 5000 miles on it. I still picked the Mustang because it has more space. |
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| N|te-L|fe |
| Mustang... V6 ....not meant to be.. those engine need to ROAR :sadgreen: |
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| Floorfiller |
| quote: | Originally posted by guster
Prices haven't been released yet. The dealer made me put 500 down and I'm putting it in my dad's name because his company has Ford's X-Plan which lets us pay 2% over dealer invoice. It'll probably come out to about 21 or 22k. And btw, the V6 Mustang is far from a sports car. The GT, however, is. |
i know how they rate differently...i'm just saying that the extra surcharge you would get because its a GT shouldn't be 1000 every six months... |
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| nchs09 |
| quote: | Originally posted by guster
I needed a larger car. I definitely don't want a two-seater. I know because one of my options was a 2003 MR-2 with just 5000 miles on it. I still picked the Mustang because it has more space. |
:wtf: i thought mustangs had 2 sets only heheh |
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