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| My DD is a 2000 Honday Odyssey with 146K. I've only had it two years and it's pristine. It was my son's car up until he left for college. I recently sold my 2002 Civic Si that I used for 15 years. The van serves my needs just fine. I had purchased a weekend fun car last May (2001 911) that checks the midlife crisis box. My wife's DD is a 2014 Nissan Rogue. It's fine. quote: Originally posted by sigcrazy7:
When I completely retire, I’m going to spruce up my 1936 Ford pickup and use it a lot more for running errands, when the weather is nice.
Thread drift. My oldest brother inherited our father's 1936 Ford pickup. All stock. It's currently in storage while my brother build his retirement house in the Cedar City area.
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| 2001 Chevy S10 with 112k on it currently for a daily. It's probably past the point where sane people would've traded it, but I'm still fixing it as necessary. Midwest winter salt has pretty much started eating it up, so I'm figuring I'll have to upgrade after this winter.
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| Three weeks old, a 2023 Honda Ridgeline. My employer provides a stipend + mileage for a vehicle as I cover companies in four states. The hit is that I can only keep it 4 years or 160k miles, whichever comes first. So far, so good. Has 300 miles on it.  Fun car is a ‘21 VW GTI SE that sits in the garage for most of the year. |
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| I read that the average car payment is now like $600-$800? That is just insane. My wife was pissed that we have a $350 car payment. She wanted it to be lower but that's what we were able to get in mid-2020.
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| quote: Originally posted by PASig:
I read that the average car payment is now like $600-$800? That is just insane.
Cars are lasting longer, and for more miles, but unfortunately at much higher prices. I can remember when a car loan was typically 3 years and never more than 5 years. Now, that's common.
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| 2001 Toyota Tacoma 4WD Double Cab TRD. 248,000 miles. Bought it new and changed the oil and filter every 3000 miles. Routine maintenance and one pair of rotors. Runs as good as the day I bought it.
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| quote: Originally posted by PASig:
I read that the average car payment is now like $600-$800? That is just insane.
My wife was pissed that we have a $350 car payment. She wanted it to be lower but that's what we were able to get in mid-2020.
If you want a vehicle with more than a 4cyl turbo, you're paying $60k at a minimum.
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| quote: Originally posted by nhtagmember:
1999 355F1 and a 2015 Tacoma
If the 355 sees DD duty, you sir are the winner. Thought you had a 308 for some reason. Former neighbor at our first house [starter home neighborhood] had a 91 348 Spider [Gated 5MT] and a 99 355F1 Spider. Never did score a ride in either.
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| quote: Originally posted by Shaql:
If you want a vehicle with more than a 4cyl turbo, you're paying $60k at a minimum.
My new Ridgeline was $41k with a NA V6. One of the few such choices remaining … but they are out there. |
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| My DD is a 1991 300ZX turbo. I sure hope it keeps on keeping on!! |
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