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Im not spending 25k on a third gennot even spending more than 5 without a ls swap tbh.
Theyre cool cars tbh but theyre slow as hell and dont ride well. Until you make them.
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Followed this page today... had no idea there was a racing community for these in JAPAN of all places
Damn rapo vans are a thing in Japan? Who knew
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japan **** with EVERYTHING man.
lowriders, stanced cars, VIP, trucks with crazy lights, hotrods, V8s, supercars.
they got everything
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The number one country for all automotive culture. We not worthy
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and no one **** on each other liking different things either.
superblytrife
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superblytrife does yours have that light up V-trim on the grill?
Nah. Is that even a real thing? Never seen it before.
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Question fellas,
My wifey has a 2016 Honda Accord coupe base model that she financed new off the lot. We currently owe around 13000. We want a 4 door Honda Accord now being we’re expecting. Is it a stupid idea to trade it in for like 2014 4 door accord with around the same miles. It was a stupid purchase to begin with. But would trading a newer
car trying to break even or lose a couple thousand for a older model a bad idea?
My wifey has a 2016 Honda Accord coupe base model that she financed new off the lot. We currently owe around 13000. We want a 4 door Honda Accord now being we’re expecting. Is it a stupid idea to trade it in for like 2014 4 door accord with around the same miles. It was a stupid purchase to begin with. But would trading a newer
car trying to break even or lose a couple thousand for a older model a bad idea?
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I would hold out. If this your first child? Wait, no point of putting yourself in a deeper bind with negative equity.
Unless the payments are going to be the same and a warranty? Then go for it.
But for me, I wouldn’t.
The first year I had my daughter, we had the Ford Mustang, it wasn’t that bad. The 2nd year it was paid off but then brought a 4 door car. We both regretted it because that was extra money.
Unless the payments are going to be the same and a warranty? Then go for it.
But for me, I wouldn’t.
The first year I had my daughter, we had the Ford Mustang, it wasn’t that bad. The 2nd year it was paid off but then brought a 4 door car. We both regretted it because that was extra money.
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It’s our second child. I should of prob originally said that. But say I owe 13,000 and they offer me 12,000 and the car I the next car is around 11-13,000 wouldn’t the loss not be as bad? Obviously these are somewhat estimated numbers. But wouldn’t we be saving more then losing. Even though its an older car?
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Oh yeah well that makes sense.
Shop around and see if you can find a better deal, if not, I say go for it.
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I’d second the wait. Same situation with me. Had a coupe, tried it out, the space just didn’t work in the rear. I’d imagine the Accord has more rear room in the back than my Genesis coupe. It’s the reason why I ended up with my GTI.
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Vans never went outta style over there for em like it did for us.
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but he has two kids. One kid is not bad in a coupe but having two is a game changer
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Just read the post about the two kids, yeah that’s different
My girl is totally fine with having one and so am I lol
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Ok my math was crazy wrong. I’m bugging. I’ll just keep the car and deal with it.
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I would call up the dealership where you leased it and see what your options are. I can’t imagine them not willing to work with you if you are going to get another car from them.
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I think so, I work in the service department of a dealership that sells them and I seen it one time. Now I'm not sure if that's an option straight from the factory or if it was an aftermarket part.
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I dont see where you were off. If you can get 12 and you owe 13, id even look in to the '18s. Not sure what the lease offers are but financing is at 2.9% in to june some time. You can definitely talk a dealer down a 1-2k depending their asking price.
But even if you go with a used youre in good shape if you can get a good deal on your current
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What the inside of these things look like.
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3.49 for premium, let’s get it son. Almost 35 bucks for a full tank
Costs me $60
I've been spoiled by $2.50 premium. I need OPEC and American shale producers to go crazy
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I haven’t seen 2.50 premium since around JanuaryCosts me $60
I've been spoiled by $2.50 premium. I need OPEC and American shale producers to go crazy
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I just paid $3.39 for 93. I can't wait till i move back to California Lol.
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Mine fills up with like 30 bucks on premium. When it was cheaper earlier this year it would fill up with 25
Going to the gas station is like a monthly thing for me
Going to the gas station is like a monthly thing for me
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$4-$4.10 for 91 in the South Bay.
