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Oct 3, 2008 | 09:50 PM

#41

Spork

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Originally Posted by Air Supplier

i mean dont parents car that their child is going to die in a sports car that they bought for them?

All parents who buy their children a sporty car and let them go out and hurt or kill themselves deserve to be held accountable. They should be charged with assistance to suicide/homicide and should be charged accordingly.

Oct 3, 2008 | 09:52 PM

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damn_rookie

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I am only 20 years old and I brought my own Z. OP I would say It's your life do what you want, but insurance is going to kill... All I have to say is that you appreciate things more if you get them on your own. If you do get the Z, enjoy it and be "safe".

Oct 4, 2008 | 12:31 AM

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RRMikey

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Really? Pretty good...

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Originally Posted by liven Z life

uhhhh for 16-20 grand u can find 2003-2005's with like 20-50,000 miles lol. i am looking for a car for my gf i found many 2004 Z's with less then 50k just this afternoon, so much so that she would have options on color even.... there was even some roadsters...

Wow, really? Nice. When I was looking for a Z the used ones around here with low miles (under 20k) was going for more than $22k or $23k, and they look kinda beat up too or had some funky wheels on them. But dang, I guess you east coaster have a better selection. That's pretty good. Oh, I had to settle and just buy a new one because I couldn't find one used that I liked for the price.

Still though... for a first car? that might be a little much.