Any opinions would be appreciated

KiWiKiWiJaKe · 05-24-2012, 03:18 PM

Thanks guys, and actually I will be paying for it (sadly enough). It's been a lot of money saving but it will pay off eventually. And yes, the permit age is 16 in New York, but I want to learn in MY own car, and my parents agree that it would be better off that they keep their cars safe. Besides, I would feel like a loser driving a Ford Edge... But on the beater topic, I have a winter truck lined up already and good storage for the 370, so the RWD is a non-issue, and it is cheaper to just get a $500 beater than try to track down decent snow tires. One of the biggest issues with getting a WRX or an STi is the fact that I can't seem to track one down that is within a reasonable distance. Even in Florida they were few and far between. The price and availability have both boosted my enthusiasm, and it's one beautiful car too. Lastly, the seating isn't an issue. My parents feel that having more than one friend in the car will be the biggest danger, they are very welcome to a useless back seat. Thanks for the help everyone!

enkei2k · 05-25-2012, 11:20 AM

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Originally Posted by KiWiKiWiJaKe

Thanks guys, and actually I will be paying for it (sadly enough). It's been a lot of money saving but it will pay off eventually. And yes, the permit age is 16 in New York, but I want to learn in MY own car, and my parents agree that it would be better off that they keep their cars safe. Besides, I would feel like a loser driving a Ford Edge... But on the beater topic, I have a winter truck lined up already and good storage for the 370, so the RWD is a non-issue, and it is cheaper to just get a $500 beater than try to track down decent snow tires. One of the biggest issues with getting a WRX or an STi is the fact that I can't seem to track one down that is within a reasonable distance. Even in Florida they were few and far between. The price and availability have both boosted my enthusiasm, and it's one beautiful car too. Lastly, the seating isn't an issue. My parents feel that having more than one friend in the car will be the biggest danger, they are very welcome to a useless back seat. Thanks for the help everyone!

Just curious what your job is at 16 that you can afford a Z and a winter car? I'm interested in whatever it is that you're doing bringing in the cash/saving up your pennies. My first job only paid ~400 a month and that was at age 18. Although that was 10 years ago (!!)

Hey hey, don't bash the Ford Edge. Derek Jeter drives one and he totally has an Edge.

It'll be nice to have another Z around in NYC though that's for sure but

of whichever car you get!

KiWiKiWiJaKe · 05-25-2012, 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by enkei2k

Just curious what your job is at 16 that you can afford a Z and a winter car? I'm interested in whatever it is that you're doing bringing in the cash/saving up your pennies. My first job only paid ~400 a month and that was at age 18. Although that was 10 years ago (!!)

Hey hey, don't bash the Ford Edge. Derek Jeter drives one and he totally has an Edge.

It'll be nice to have another Z around in NYC though that's for sure but

of whichever car you get!

I actually have three jobs at the moment, and have had them for quite a while now (don't tell the authorities). But I am a runner at an auction house that is very well known and we get some pretty pricey items, so after I'm done paying insurance for the stuff I have to handle, I get a pretty decent pay.

Zoren 370 · 05-26-2012, 06:06 AM

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Originally Posted by KiWiKiWiJaKe

I actually have three jobs at the moment, and have had them for quite a while now (don't tell the authorities). But I am a runner at an auction house that is very well known and we get some pretty pricey items, so after I'm done paying insurance for the stuff I have to handle, I get a pretty decent pay.

Go for it dude keep it going while the pot is hot at the end of the day you deserve it!
I was like that when i was younger but I can only afford a PONY. haha
Just kidding.
I bet your parents are so proud of you and trust you enough that your responsible to handle a sports car. Reminder: Take it easy as these Z's do BITE!
I wish my son will be as hard working as you. He's 11 now.
America needs you buddy!

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KiWiKiWiJaKe Base Member Join Date: May 2012 Location: New York Posts: 8 Drives: Looking Rep Power: 15	Thanks guys, and actually I will be paying for it (sadly enough). It's been a lot of money saving but it will pay off eventually. And yes, the permit age is 16 in New York, but I want to learn in MY own car, and my parents agree that it would be better off that they keep their cars safe. Besides, I would feel like a loser driving a Ford Edge... But on the beater topic, I have a winter truck lined up already and good storage for the 370, so the RWD is a non-issue, and it is cheaper to just get a $500 beater than try to track down decent snow tires. One of the biggest issues with getting a WRX or an STi is the fact that I can't seem to track one down that is within a reasonable distance. Even in Florida they were few and far between. The price and availability have both boosted my enthusiasm, and it's one beautiful car too. Lastly, the seating isn't an issue. My parents feel that having more than one friend in the car will be the biggest danger, they are very welcome to a useless back seat. Thanks for the help everyone!