Wondering about the age of our Z owners
07-16-2004, 04:40 PM
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Originally posted by marhot
In the event you are still wondering, there are several of us out here who work hard and “bust our butts” in order to get what we want.
I am sure there are spoiled individuals out there who had their cars bought for them by their parents. But do not stereotype all of us in that manner. There are those of us who are smart, work hard, and invest smart. This allows us to purchase what we desire.
In the event you are still wondering, there are several of us out here who work hard and “bust our butts” in order to get what we want.
I am sure there are spoiled individuals out there who had their cars bought for them by their parents. But do not stereotype all of us in that manner. There are those of us who are smart, work hard, and invest smart. This allows us to purchase what we desire.
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07-18-2004, 08:25 PM
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Originally posted by BLACKOUT
LOL LOL LOL LOL
that made my day
LOL LOL LOL LOL
that made my day
You should live so long!!
My first car was a 1952 Studebaker!
- note: Also bought a 1990 300ZX new! 2+2.T-tops,bose,leather the works!
07-19-2004, 06:33 PM
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I am 32.
What do you guys who are 20yrs old do for a living? I certainly could not afford a car like a 350Z when I was 20. Mind you, a 350Z is around $50K CDN (MSRP) compared to $30K in the States.
What do you guys who are 20yrs old do for a living? I certainly could not afford a car like a 350Z when I was 20. Mind you, a 350Z is around $50K CDN (MSRP) compared to $30K in the States.
07-19-2004, 07:22 PM
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yeh thats it as well over here ScottyR..
a 6MT Touring is AUS$59,990rrp (US$44,000) and 6MT Track is AUS$65,990 (US$48,000) rrp over here as well, not taking into account another 6.5% Stamp Duty as well.. add $2000 for auto, around $4K for stamp duty, $300 for rego, $2000 dealer delivery and it all adds up to a lot of cashola...
not all dealers are that tightfisted though.. i got my 6MT Track for about $65K, so they covered the stamp/rego etc
a 6MT Touring is AUS$59,990rrp (US$44,000) and 6MT Track is AUS$65,990 (US$48,000) rrp over here as well, not taking into account another 6.5% Stamp Duty as well.. add $2000 for auto, around $4K for stamp duty, $300 for rego, $2000 dealer delivery and it all adds up to a lot of cashola...
not all dealers are that tightfisted though.. i got my 6MT Track for about $65K, so they covered the stamp/rego etc
11-21-2004, 08:54 PM
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wow..i didnt know ppl would talk about me...haha...ne ways, the car isnt 100% mine. i just drive whatever car is at home, ranging from a POS 1995 Isuzu Rodeo to the Z.