What are people getting rid of/trading in for their new Z?
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What are people getting rid of/trading in for their new Z?
I myself wrecked my 93 Blue TT (after trading a pearl white 94 2+2 for it) and had to drive around the last 2 years in a 89 Iroc Z28 5.7 liter...I was going to get a nicer car, but didn't want to get another 90's Z, and nothing else appealed to me. Thank god I waited! Anyway I'm sure mine is the shittest car to be sold to get the new Z..
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Wow, so far, even though I rank the highest on the white trash scale, my IROC has the best 0-60 in the trade ins!!! (Lets' not talk about the twisties please, the Carvan would prob. smoke me.)
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Good question and thread starter 
I have a mint 1995 two-tone silver dodge intrepid . It's the ES 3.5 liter . Interior is IMMACULATE , not one spot or crack of any kind in it. Tan interior with tan leather seats..
I wont trade it in, I will easily get $9,000 or so canadian selling it privately.. The $9k will go right into the Z of course
I have a mint 1995 two-tone silver dodge intrepid . It's the ES 3.5 liter . Interior is IMMACULATE , not one spot or crack of any kind in it. Tan interior with tan leather seats..
I wont trade it in, I will easily get $9,000 or so canadian selling it privately.. The $9k will go right into the Z of course
2000 Eclipse GT...It was cool before the roads got flooded with them. Now after 2.5 years of payments, I'm barely keeping up with the depreciation. Thank you 0-0-0 program. I'll be lucky to come out $1500 ahead when I sell. 
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first car....... MWUAHAHAH!!!
first car....... MWUAHAHAH!!!
1999 Mercury Cougar. Was my first new car (at the ripe age of 23), so just went for something that looked cool. Now, older and wiser, I see the error of my ways and am ready for a real car.
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Re: What are people getting rid of/trading in for their new Z?
Originally posted by LA-Z
I myself wrecked my 93 Blue TT (after trading a pearl white 94 2+2 for it) and had to drive around the last 2 years in a 89 Iroc Z28 5.7 liter...I was going to get a nicer car, but didn't want to get another 90's Z, and nothing else appealed to me. Thank god I waited! Anyway I'm sure mine is the shittest car to be sold to get the new Z..
I myself wrecked my 93 Blue TT (after trading a pearl white 94 2+2 for it) and had to drive around the last 2 years in a 89 Iroc Z28 5.7 liter...I was going to get a nicer car, but didn't want to get another 90's Z, and nothing else appealed to me. Thank god I waited! Anyway I'm sure mine is the shittest car to be sold to get the new Z..
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2000 BMW Z3 roadster. I'm in a very bad, expensive cycle that started with the purchase of a new '91 300ZX 11 years ago...I'm car-spoiled. I can not drive a car that I don't love.
BTW, I traded in an '88 Mazda 323 hatchback on the '91 300ZX. I don't think I'll ever experience an upgrade like that again unless I hit the lottery and can get a McLaren or Murcielago.
BTW, I traded in an '88 Mazda 323 hatchback on the '91 300ZX. I don't think I'll ever experience an upgrade like that again unless I hit the lottery and can get a McLaren or Murcielago.
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I will miss her...
My yellow 90TT ... she has taken care of me since I bought her from my brother-in-law in 1995. A lot of upgraded mods...a lot of fun...a lot of great memories...a lot of very close calls (all coming out safely).
I think everybody feels something special to a car that they have truly loved. But like life -- remember, appreciate, and move on -- and as Kurt Vonnegut wrote a long time ago... so it goes.
The only consolation is that she will be replaced by a younger sister... and remembered.
I think everybody feels something special to a car that they have truly loved. But like life -- remember, appreciate, and move on -- and as Kurt Vonnegut wrote a long time ago... so it goes.
The only consolation is that she will be replaced by a younger sister... and remembered.