depends, how hard do you drive it? do you think the oil broke down?air spider 777
Got the first oil change on the hellcat
At 2500 miles
It’s approaching 5k
Should I get it in schedule and do it now
Or wait another 1 or 2k miles
6 months or 5k miles whichever comes first
Not anything wrong with it really. Some of us would prefer new over used. Used I guess almost guarantees it was abused & you don't want to own a car that was beat on. Get new( esp. If you plan on keeping forever) & everything happens through you on the car. Budget & personal preference is what it comes down to I believe. Either way, as long as its a hemi
Like I said post up them pics b.
I always change the oil every 2.5-3k miles
Got the first oil change on the hellcat
At 2500 miles
It’s approaching 5k
Should I get it in schedule and do it now
Or wait another 1 or 2k miles
U can’t say someone doesn’t wanna own a car that wasn’t beat on if they plan on keeping it foreverNot anything wrong with it really. Some of us would prefer new over used. Used I guess almost guarantees it was abused & you don't want to own a car that was beat on. Get new( esp. If you plan on keeping forever) & everything happens through you on the car. Budget & personal preference is what it comes down to I believe. Either way, as long as its a hemi
it really sounds like someone at a dealership would say. That’s ur opinion that isn’t backed by any scientific evidence.
this type of thinking is why garden toolsU can’t say someone doesn’t wanna own a car that wasn’t beat on if they plan on keeping it forever
Ive owned vehicles purchased brand new and used and beat the crap out of both and there is literally no difference, most modern motors are built to withstand use on the street, prolonged track use might be different. Correct me if I’m wrong
Comparing a machine is different to a person. Anyways.this type of thinking is why garden tools
get turned into house wives
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lol, I know Naughty just playing I don’t fall for it. He likes to joke about that and I don’t mind.
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who said if u want to keep a car ur whole life u should buy it new.Nothing wrong with "used" imo
100% it's my opinion, which is why I stated it comes down to personal preference. You're right modern motors are built to withstand use on the street, no question. But, if a person selling you a car, nice car no beater, told you this cars done over 1,000 burnouts, been used for towing occasionally, driven year around + winter use with deep snow/salted roads...are you going to happily hand em over your cash because "most modern motors are built to withstand use on the street" OR would you try & get said car new or atleast a little less wear & tear on it? Serious question. Again, NOTHING wrong with getting a used car. My daily is a used 1 owner car. In my opinion, if circumstances allow for it, get it new. In my case, the Chally was a dream car for me, always has been & I would never want to get one used. I see people around my area & how they drive their lease mopars, fords & chevys. I PERSONALLY wouldn't want to get into 1 of these high-performance cars used...thats just me. I'm still United with all & nothing but love NT famU can’t say someone doesn’t wanna own a car that wasn’t beat on if they plan on keeping it forever
Ive owned vehicles purchased brand new and used and beat the crap out of both and there is literally no difference, most modern motors are built to withstand use on the street, prolonged track use might be different. Correct me if I’m wrong
This! Exactly what it all boils down to. Couldn't have said it better myself
I understand. All good papi"I was responding to
My bad I should've been more clearer. I meant that if the car is still in production you should get it new. If its a classic than obviously you'd have to go used.
You get rid of that Slowpar yet? What you gonna get a project?
u better chill
Nah no one has made me an offer, maybe the economy is in the dumps.
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