Full Exhaust Question
06-14-2010, 05:31 PM
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06-14-2010, 05:36 PM
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But yeah im pretty sure its you since they are both blue, and tinted, and lacking the spoiler...
06-15-2010, 10:55 AM
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lol yup its me. I'm in quite the pickle....see here
Good luck finding a car, I looked forever, and finally "settled" as these things are over Blue Book by a minimum of 5-7k$ or more all over ohio...
Good luck finding a car, I looked forever, and finally "settled" as these things are over Blue Book by a minimum of 5-7k$ or more all over ohio...
what do you mean over blue book? i was actually looking at one in PA its just like yours but a little bit less extensive in the clutch mods and stuff, but basically the same thing... and it doesnt need painted :/ thats the only problem...
also something im kind of thinking about doing... for some reason my parents made a proposition, that if I wait to get a newer car, every year they will give me another $1000 to spend on a car. (and right now its about 6-7k for a car) I have no idea why they offered, but I might do it even though i dont want to wait, if i do i could get something better you know? Because i dont really NEED a newer car mine runs alright but has high miles.
Would it be better to get an 05 and up or the new edge??? I like the new edge ones more but if an 05+ has better stock HP and can get modded better.... but then again im sure parts are probably more... and im not sure how many new edges will be around that are good/ low miles in a few years.
decisions decisions.....
06-15-2010, 01:03 PM
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yeah i saw your thread... that sucks...
what do you mean over blue book? i was actually looking at one in PA its just like yours but a little bit less extensive in the clutch mods and stuff, but basically the same thing... and it doesnt need painted :/ thats the only problem...
also something im kind of thinking about doing... for some reason my parents made a proposition, that if I wait to get a newer car, every year they will give me another $1000 to spend on a car. (and right now its about 6-7k for a car) I have no idea why they offered, but I might do it even though i dont want to wait, if i do i could get something better you know? Because i dont really NEED a newer car mine runs alright but has high miles.
Would it be better to get an 05 and up or the new edge??? I like the new edge ones more but if an 05+ has better stock HP and can get modded better.... but then again im sure parts are probably more... and im not sure how many new edges will be around that are good/ low miles in a few years.
decisions decisions.....
what do you mean over blue book? i was actually looking at one in PA its just like yours but a little bit less extensive in the clutch mods and stuff, but basically the same thing... and it doesnt need painted :/ thats the only problem...
also something im kind of thinking about doing... for some reason my parents made a proposition, that if I wait to get a newer car, every year they will give me another $1000 to spend on a car. (and right now its about 6-7k for a car) I have no idea why they offered, but I might do it even though i dont want to wait, if i do i could get something better you know? Because i dont really NEED a newer car mine runs alright but has high miles.
Would it be better to get an 05 and up or the new edge??? I like the new edge ones more but if an 05+ has better stock HP and can get modded better.... but then again im sure parts are probably more... and im not sure how many new edges will be around that are good/ low miles in a few years.
decisions decisions.....
Kelley Blue Book
This is a standardized value system for cars...
06-15-2010, 08:34 PM
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06-16-2010, 06:11 AM
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06-16-2010, 11:48 AM
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I paid over "excellent condition" KBB for my car, it's all relitive, KBB is more of a guideline then something set in stone. Long story short, wait for the right car, find one that wasn't beat on, and pay a little extra money to get a more well taken car of car.
06-16-2010, 11:56 AM
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I paid over "excellent condition" KBB for my car, it's all relitive, KBB is more of a guideline then something set in stone. Long story short, wait for the right car, find one that wasn't beat on, and pay a little extra money to get a more well taken car of car.