yea i couldn't believe it myself. i just didn't want to seem rude.mhm1170 wrote:This kid ............ asking all of us what car should his mommy and daddy buy him.
Dr4gonCoupe wrote:
yea i couldn't believe it myself. i just didn't want to seem rude.
@ you twomhm1170 wrote:This kid ............ asking all of us what car should his mommy and daddy buy him.
You don't need to explain or justify yourself over and over again for the people that make the same comments.Burtonboarder950 wrote:thanks mcheddadi i appreciate the help. If you read the description...im paying for half of the car. A lot of parents meet the same amount their child plans to spend. When i was 15, my parents promised me that if i get straight As and a gpa over 3.7 throughout high school they would pay half of w/e i choose. If you ask me, you two, mhm1170 and dr4gon, are simply jealous you're parents don't have money to spend on you, or they simply don't find you worth it.
who's the one with a new car here, me or you?Burtonboarder950 wrote:If you ask me, you two, mhm1170 and dr4gon, are simply jealous you're parents don't have money to spend on you, or they simply don't find you worth it.
Yeah, but...it's a Ford. Sorry bro, but Mazdas will never be the same for me again...mcheddadi wrote:just bought a mazdaspeed6 2006 for 20k$.
BEST BANG FOR THE BUCK. and it's AWD.
my dad bought my car for me cash, i didn't put 1 penny into it. if his parents want to buy him the car then that's there business and ONLY THERE BUSINESS. all the people who say stuff like that, guess what your not talking to there parents and you wont change anything and its none of your business. "If you don't have anything nice to say then don't say anything at all"mhm1170 wrote:This kid ............ asking all of us what car should his mommy and daddy buy him.
... hmmm, not necessary Bourbon... and yeah, my folks bought me my 1st car cash also, and I didn't pay for any of it (not even gas)... but I would never make a statement like that regarding what other folks parents can / can not afford or what they think their kids are worth.Burtonboarder950 wrote:If you ask me, you two, mhm1170 and dr4gon, are simply jealous you're parents don't have money to spend on you, or they simply don't find you worth it.
If you care more about performance than gas mileage then get a G. Here is my theory, if someone can effort an expensive car, they shouldn't complain about gas mileage anyhow. heheheBurtonboarder950 wrote:Yea im deff considering a g35 too. But wouldn't it be as bad a daily as a 350z? Same engine, rear wheel...
thanks you took the words out of my head. but hey, spoiled kids don't know any better. j/krjdmmfl1 wrote: ... hmmm, not necessary Bourbon... and yeah, my folks bought me my 1st car cash also, and I didn't pay for any of it (not even gas)... but I would never make a statement like that regarding what other folks parents can / can not afford or what they think their kids are worth.
Growing up privaleged, you must maintain a level of respect for everyone else that didn't grow up the same way... your folks sound like good people, surely they taught you that also.
that was what i was trying to say about living within your means.rjdmmfl1 wrote:OK, off the ... Honestly, I would actually say go for the brand new 2.5... it'll give you more years in the long run and has a better resale value... with gas prices, 4 cylinder resale (as a percentage of original price) will be higher in years to come than 6 cylinders... in 1991, a Ford Neo sold for $7,000 ... a few weeks ago, on ebay, a 1991 Neo sold for $7200... not that that's normal, it just shows what people are willing to pay for 4 cylinder with good gas mileage.
the boy said it himself. he has to run it by them and they have to approve on what they are investing in for their son.Burtonboarder950 wrote:They are paying half of whatever car i get, as long as i run the car by them and they accept.
i agree its not good to say stuff like that BUT if people talk **** for no reason then i feel that you have the right to talk **** back.... they opened the door.rjdmmfl1 wrote:
... hmmm, not necessary Bourbon... and yeah, my folks bought me my 1st car cash also, and I didn't pay for any of it (not even gas)... but I would never make a statement like that regarding what other folks parents can / can not afford or what they think their kids are worth.
Hussain, you should get in contact with me... surely you are considering Johns Hopkins for medical school... I will most likely be on the admission committee when you are applying, and if I'm not, i will definately know a few people that will be! Oh yeah, I talk with the Dean of Admission at least once a week and can introduce you to her via telephone... start making these connections now, it'll pay off in the end..Hussain wrote:maybe, maybe not. it all depends on there situation, not everyone is in the same financial situation. and even about the resale value, my parents bought me my car and said they wouldn't buy me another one. they got me a nice new car that would be very reliable plus nice and fun to drive and i would keep it till i complete med school and become a doctor, then ill have money and can buy what ever i want
never mind, i'm a slow typer