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^ Id go with the z for long term use imo
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maintenance and parts are pretty cheap for the z too^ Id go with the z for long term use imo
The e90 is a pretty good deal it comes with a 20k warranty from BMWAll pretty terrible ways to spend 15k imo...
All those whips look like theyre about to start hiytin ur pockets with little niggling problems. Jus spend 20k n get something with an extended warranty if u want a bmw or performance car. Spend now. Spend later. Ur choice
All pretty terrible ways to spend 15k imo...
All those whips look like theyre about to start hiytin ur pockets with little niggling problems. Jus spend 20k n get something with an extended warranty if u want a bmw or performance car. Spend now. Spend later. Ur choice
idk, the supercharged Z will have its parts wear faster from the extra torque... like clutch, whatnot. i'd stay closer to stock for long term use.^ Id go with the z for long term use imo
Well yeah but i was saying out the three options he gave it would be best long term imo.idk, the supercharged Z will have its parts wear faster from the extra torque... like clutch, whatnot. i'd stay closer to stock for long term use.
I'm pretty much buying a second car just to build my credit up a little more
I'm financing trying to get my credit up a lil more so I can get a better rate on a house within the next yearhow is it building your credit if your just straight up buying it and not financing/leasing? id stay away from those ESPECIALLY that 2004 645. I had one awhile back and after the warranty was done it was a headache. I dont think im ever going with a Bimmer again. My current Audi A6 has been nothing but a pleasure
I'm pretty much buying a second car just to build my credit up a little more
how is it building your credit if your just straight up buying it and not financing/leasing? id stay away from those ESPECIALLY that 2004 645. I had one awhile back and after the warranty was done it was a headache. I dont think im ever going with a Bimmer again. My current Audi A6 has been nothing but a pleasure
look around for a ss blazer fam those things are best of both worldsI'm financing trying to get my credit up a lil more so I can get a better rate on a house within the next year
Haha this isn't just some impulsive decision though. I've been eying the E92 M3 since it came out in 08, a car i have always loved/wanted. Now that it's suddenly hitting a price range that i can afford (without making an awful financial decisionda ///m got u feelin some type of way u cold bloodedOh i got to check out and drive my buddies new 09 M3 this morning. I'm sold, absolutely sold. Evo is dead to me.
my credit is currently at 698 I'm trying to get it up to 730-750to build credit on a finance purchase, you need to make payments on it preferably for 12-18 months. Paying cash does nothing, and paying it off too soon does nothing either. If you have excellent credit already, it wont make a difference on the rate for your home. What type of home loan are you looking at?
I am currently looking for a diff home.. and i recently ran my credit. I have a 748 and my rate would be 3.75 with 20% down.
There's FHA loans with as little as 3.5% down but if you have the cash just do conventional.
Are you saying audi's don't suffer the mechanical expenses that bmw's do?
Audis/VW love to throw CELsAre you saying audi's don't suffer the mechanical expenses that bmw's do?
Thats not that bad if you're buying a used car. Also the rate is determined by your credit, debt ratio, income among others so those things aren't changing if you get up and walk out. You're better off trying to negotiate the price of the car and trying to get a monthly payment you like.If they try to give you a BS rate just stand up and walk out. They'll lower the rate quick. They tried to give me 3.99%
look around for a ss blazer fam those things are best of both worlds
If he was in a market for a sports suv then ss> srtFalse.
If he was in a market for a sports suv then ss> srtFalse.
he can pick up a ss for under 15 mod it for the same price you can get the srt for. Sorry im just being honest
Thats not that bad if you're buying a used car. Also the rate is determined by your credit, debt ratio, income among others so those things aren't changing if you get up and walk out. You're better off trying to negotiate the price of the car and trying to get a monthly payment you like.