View Poll Results: Should I Sell?
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Hmmm to Sell or Not to Sell?
10-15-2012, 07:16 PM
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Hmmm to Sell or Not to Sell?
I'll pay my Z off next year and I have a Toyota Celica (been paid off for 3 years) as a DD. I store the Z in winter but I can't help and think about selling.
My 2004 350z Touring has 45K on it and my celica has 94K. Both vehicles are stick, and fun to drive. I love them both
If I sold my sights would be onto a WRX but they can be such a headache.
Sell both my cars:
NEW WRX either 2012 or 2013:
My 2004 350z Touring has 45K on it and my celica has 94K. Both vehicles are stick, and fun to drive. I love them both
If I sold my sights would be onto a WRX but they can be such a headache.
Sell both my cars:
NEW WRX either 2012 or 2013:
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10-16-2012, 04:20 AM
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I'll pay my Z off next year and I have a Toyota Celica (been paid off for 3 years) as a DD. I store the Z in winter but I can't help and think about selling.
My 2004 350z Touring has 45K on it and my celica has 94K. Both vehicles are stick, and fun to drive. I love them both
If I sold my sights would be onto a WRX but they can be such a headache.
My 2004 350z Touring has 45K on it and my celica has 94K. Both vehicles are stick, and fun to drive. I love them both
If I sold my sights would be onto a WRX but they can be such a headache.
I love the WRX with a passion, but I don't know... I guess I didn't answer your question and instead made it worse. Good luck lol.
10-16-2012, 04:39 AM
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hahah thats what I thought exactly! I love the look and feel of my Z. But I see what the new WRX has to offer. But after you pay tax on the price and do financing you have a $35-40K car that's worth much less.
And i've researched the stock map from Subaru is shitty just so the car has good emissions.
I think my best bet is to hang onto my Z because it's got low miles, fun to drive and nothing like it.
And the poll was to sell both vehicles.
And i've researched the stock map from Subaru is shitty just so the car has good emissions.
I think my best bet is to hang onto my Z because it's got low miles, fun to drive and nothing like it.
And the poll was to sell both vehicles.
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10-16-2012, 04:42 AM
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hahah thats what I thought exactly! I love the look and feel of my Z. But I see what the new WRX has to offer. But after you pay tax on the price and do financing you have a $35-40K car that's worth much less.
And i've researched the stock map from Subaru is shitty just so the car has good emissions.
I think my best bet is to hang onto my Z because it's got low miles, fun to drive and nothing like it.
And the poll was to sell both vehicles.
And i've researched the stock map from Subaru is shitty just so the car has good emissions.
I think my best bet is to hang onto my Z because it's got low miles, fun to drive and nothing like it.
And the poll was to sell both vehicles.
10-16-2012, 04:49 AM
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IDk how i would feel driving a brand new car in winter
My celica is a beast 2zz engine, snow tires and leather.
10-16-2012, 04:51 AM
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Keep the Z since it'll be paid off. Enjoy not having car payments. Maybe trade the celica fot something similar , just for a change. Mines about to be paid off at the end of this month!
10-16-2012, 04:54 AM
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its a good feeling to pay a car off and not owe the bank! GAH!
I actually owned a Impreza 2.5RS and sold that instead of the celica. I've owned the celica 6 years- can't seem to let it go because I bought it from my father before he became very sick. Has more sentimental value then I thought.
I guess I was pondering the idea of selling both and getting a new WRX.
I actually owned a Impreza 2.5RS and sold that instead of the celica. I've owned the celica 6 years- can't seem to let it go because I bought it from my father before he became very sick. Has more sentimental value then I thought.
I guess I was pondering the idea of selling both and getting a new WRX.
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10-16-2012, 06:43 AM
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The best vehicle is a paid off one. I've had my Z paid off for years, and it's my DD. I have been contemplating an 2010 a5 or 2011 335i coupe for months, but have successfully been able to fight the temptation, as it would just eat my savings or put me in debt. In today's econcomy it adds great solace to know I am debt free. Be happy with what you have, which is more than the rest of the world does.
10-16-2012, 06:59 AM
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The best vehicle is a paid off one. I've had my Z paid off for years, and it's my DD. I have been contemplating an 2010 a5 or 2011 335i coupe for months, but have successfully been able to fight the temptation, as it would just eat my savings or put me in debt. In today's econcomy it adds great solace to know I am debt free. Be happy with what you have, which is more than the rest of the world does.
I've done the same thing. (Contemplate buying Audi / BMW because I've recently paid off the car.) In the end, I shake it off because I find it much more satisfying knowing I'm debt free of a car payment now.