Hater
It isn't that we don't like looking at nice cars. It's just that if we open that can of worms, the thread loses its individuality. We all like nice cars, but this thread is just for your own personal car (theoretically, lol).
Hater
It isn't that we don't like looking at nice cars. It's just that if we open that can of worms, the thread loses its individuality. We all like nice cars, but this thread is just for your own personal car (theoretically, lol).
Nice looking A4, though. I didn't know they made a DTM edition. I like the subtle body changes on it. Should be a fun car.
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Awesome to drive fast but below 2000 rpm car gets a little moody. Doesn't like the city streets much
(Not that you do, but I generally cringe when someone says "drive fast." Leave that to the track or Autobahn)
So, not only do you "own" a new Camaro AND a new ZR1, but you are also thinking about buying a Challenger SRT-8?? Dang, I totally picked the wrong profession. RNs make bank, apparently.Here mine.. thinking bout getting one
Nice E92, looks like a 335i to me? Unless its a iS. Either way its a amazing car, enjoy!
My car shortly after I bought it. I'm 18, But I paid for it. The initial $20 investment came from my mom, though
Yes, $20! As well as a $50 GPS and $35 camera. I started with that, and it became a red paper clip-type thing, where I ended up with enough money to buy the car. I'd post the whole story here if anyone cared to hear
Yes, $20! As well as a $50 GPS and $35 camera. I started with that, and it became a red paper clip-type thing, where I ended up with enough money to buy the car. I'd post the whole story here if anyone cared to hear
I guess I'll bite! Here's my car...
It's a long one, so get comfy
Somewhere last year, I bought a Studio Display for $50, and pretty much kept it sitting around. A while later, i bought a Canon rebel for $35, and didnt use it too much.
This year, I bought a dead iMac G5 for the aforementioned $20, and decided to sell it rather than fix it (bad capacitors, btw). I let it go for $90. Shortly before, I traded the monitor for a 500MHz iBook, and then traded that for a GPS.
With the $90, I added $10 and bought a 15" PowerBook G4 that needed some TLC. After fixing it up, I sold that for $300. My original intention was to buy a new car at that point and stop.
So, with the $300, an additional $100, the GPS and the Canon, I obtained a 1990 Acura Integra coupe. My mom couldn't stand the two-door, so I sold it a few days later for $1000. By now I was pretty surprised.
But color me shocked when I bought a 2001 Prius the same day for that money. It was gonna need a new hybrid battery soon, but it ran. Although a little while later I realized it wouldn't be too up to daily use because of the work needed. I posted an ad again a couple of days later. This time I sold it for $2000.
Now that same day again, I see a 1999 Galant for $1850. My mom talks the seller down to $1700, and we drove home that night in it, and that's the car in the pic.
That story still surprises me.
That's an awesome story! But... why?
The thing is that I had never owned (or could afford) a car newer than 1992. I guess I entered into a mindset where I would purchase the newest decent car I saw. Because really, you can't even find a 2001 Echo for 1k!
I guess I'll bite! Here's my car...
