Buy Used or New?

KaienZ34 · 08-08-2012, 04:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Jsolo

Who cares?? The person who has bought the used car and realized they need a new clutch or new rear end gears, or whatever else may be failing/failed due to abuse.

Wow.

@shadoquad, exactly. The price differential for me was about $5K. Wanted a manual, but was worried about having to do a clutch job. Also, CSC failures seem to be common. I wanted a full warranty, no headaches for the foreseeable future. It made sense to just buy new.

Your the one that was saying if we don't drive the piss out of our cars we shouldn't have one. Now your changing your story? Try and keep up here.

Jsolo · 08-08-2012, 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by KaienZ34

Your the one that was saying if we don't drive the piss out of our cars we shouldn't have one. Now your changing your story? Try and keep up here.

Ok son, this is my last reply, then it's time to go home.

What I originally said is below, verbatim.

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Do people actually buy a 370z to baby it? I'd hope the majority buy it to drive it like it was meant to be driven. Doesn't mean beating the crap out of it, but also not driving like ms daisy.

I have no idea how you concluded to "driving this piss out of it" from the above statement. Albeit, our fine educational system at work.

KaienZ34 · 08-08-2012, 06:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Jsolo

Ok son, this is my last reply, then it's time to go home.

What I originally said is below, verbatim.

I have no idea how you concluded to "driving this piss out of it" from the above statement. Albeit, our fine educational system at work.

Your a funny little dude, you said people that don't drive hard shouldn't own a sports car. To be honest i drive pertty hard and have driven my Z and vette at the track a many times with a couple 1/4 passes in there. In the case of the people that don't go faster than 70 or get the rpm's over 3k, what does it matter to you? Does it affect you or hurt your feelings in anyway?