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I street parked to do some errands and came back to find my car keyed. Son of a !
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Daaaaawwwg are you cereal?I street parked to do some errands and came back to find my car keyed. Son of a !
**** that **** sucks. U got full coverage? What kinda car / paintI street parked to do some errands and came back to find my car keyed. Son of a !
Haha i knew it!
He thinks because you drive a hemi it can't keep up with a turbo 4 bangerI think you misunderstood it was an Evo
He thinks because you drive a hemi it can't keep up with a turbo 4 banger
lol no. street parking spot was legit and away from the major streets. sucks.You do anything to deserve it? Road rage double parked look like a douchebag ect ?
Out of curiosity, do most of ya'll that have recent year luxury vehicles (Audi, BMW, Mercedes specifically) in this thread lease? Or did ya'll finance?
-Drew
I would say from experience and from most of the people I know.... Lease
When it comes to Luxury vehicles and their depreciation...most lease to avoid being under water down the road/yet have a dope ride.. This is not the case with all vehicles tho...some cars do hold their value quite a bit.. For example.. Some M3s...and Definitely the M4 will hold their value quite high imo. If for some reason I am wrong and 3yrs down the road they are worth crap I can simply get something different and not take the hit
If I see the value being pretty steady, I can always trade it in somewhere and cop something else.. It is a Win Win for me.
Lexus surprisingly did drop in value quite a bit even considering the killer deal I got. I was very disappointed.. But at the end of the day LEASE transfers to exist and you lose nothing but your deposit unless you can negotiate that with the new lease applicant to be paid... there is a lot of ways of breaking even and not losing a penny. You just have to be patient and take the time to gather up information. The more educated you are in this, the more it will save you monthly and long term.
I appreciate the input, brother.
Reason being, I'm going to be in the market for a new car in the next year or so and just looking at my options.
I'm interested in buying the car since I would really like to keep it for the next 5 years but I would love to know the pros and cons of leasing as well.
If I were to finance a vehicle, I was looking at a 2015 Evo, 2016 WRX (or Sti if they switch to the FA20DIT), or an Audi S3.
But I feel like if I just lease the vehicle, I'd have more options to look at.
-Drew
EVO's are being discontinued.
Should finance now if you really like that car.
And why would you want an FA20DIT in an STI?
FA25 maybe, yea.
That's when you build with forged internals b
But seriously, ringland failure is far less common than what you might have read online.
That's when you build with forged internals b
But seriously, ringland failure is far less common than what you might have read online.
Don't want to burst your bubble, but the BRZ STI is never coming outYou can always wait on the new BRZ STI as well, will probably be muchh lighter.
It's not a WRX, but still. Will most definitely have that new FA in it.
I was just recommending you cars, was asking Mr. Forged Internals about which car had them.
nelson999 Didn't know the VIII & IX had da forged internals.
You know if the X does as well, bruh?
-Drew