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damnthisburnershitsux
damnthisburnershitsux

When I was younger I used to go by the following rule of expenses; rent less than or equal to a weeks pay and car payment plus insurance equal to or less than a weeks pay, which leaves you 3/5 to 1/2 your income for all else.

certainly seems like a lada pollution

that’ll be $250k after singer is done w/it

Between his buried and sunken cars there must be a lada pollution in his ground water.

some of the best food I’ve had has been from restaurants in strip malls 

I was getting ready to talk about how much you could save by picking up the, also designed by Ian Callum, Jag XK or XKR from the era then I realized it was the rapide and threw up a little in my mouth... I’d sooner a porsche panamera... CP

That’s a big as-long-as. Both CUs I’m a member of are advertising rates of 4.5%+ and the SPX was negative in 2018.

As I posted elsewhere my first car was a used $8,500 1992 accord that i took out a loan from my credit union for $7,500 at 8%. Maybe that loan didn't provide the same net result as the one I described above but it did build my credit allowing subsequent loans at lower rates. The payment was something I could afford

I switched jobs in 2008 and was awarded stock and stock options at my new company, they more than tripled in value in 5 years. Buy value at the bottom of the market and you will get 5% easy 

When I was younger and got my first job I bought a used 1992 honda accord for $8,500, I put down $1,000 and borrowed the rest from a credit union at 8%. There were no punitive terms and after paying it off in 4 years I drove the car another 2  years. When I traded it in on a new accord in 2003 I went to buy a new car

A little late to the game but I vote for the Chrysler crossfire, basically slk with different body work, saw one around $7,500 the other day in lightly used condition

The average american may not have $35k in cash but if they pay their bills and have income they should be able to get a decent rate at a credit union as a member. I think half the problem is people don’t know credit unions have great rates and further many don’t bother to secure financing before going into the

Recessions are the best time to get into the market if you can wait it out.

probably the same guy who douched his a$$ with bleach to prevent aids

Car loans provide an advantage over paying outright as long as the interest rate is below the rate of inflation and rate of return in the market.

but what is the breakdown on forced induction?

You’ll look good and have some fun too at the expense of the rear tires, and I really don’t think the drive train is that bad, it’s a SOHC NA V8 with an automatic so not much to go bad. Where the worry would be is the active body control hydraulic suspension. The good news though is that if it isn’t leaking and has

Arc flashes produce a concussive force similar to the thunder you hear with lightning that while not technically an explosion sure seems like one to most people.

This concept is employed in arc welding, and even in lamps during the late 19th century.

I see a lot of the BRZ/GT86 in it