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blackcherry20 09-26-2014 05:36 PM

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Originally Posted by madwi (Post 2979646)
:vuvuzela: Congrats!

:woot:

Congrats!

zero 09-26-2014 05:44 PM

congrats!!

vividracing 09-26-2014 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 2979472)
hey congrats. welcome to the owner's with actual titles in hand club. lol :tup:

Do you guys have members only jackets? :rofl2:

tnav 09-26-2014 06:55 PM

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Originally Posted by cjeezy (Post 2979431)
I'm super stoked today! I bought/financed my 2010 Z back in 2011 and after a lot of hard work busting my a**, I was able to pay off the remaining balance today!!! :happydance:

Congrats! that is the American dream, own something that a bank doesn't

roadrash666 09-26-2014 06:55 PM

Congratulations! It's a great feeling when the bank no longer owns the car with you.

edk370 09-26-2014 07:00 PM

Congrats. A couple years ago, I was literally making $1,000 to as high as $2,000 a month payments. And in about a year, I paid my 370 off.

It took a lot of perseverance and living a "lonely" life to do it. I rarely went out, was super frugal, etc. But ironically, I sold my 370 shortly thereafter.

Now, go celebrate by visiting a Porsche or Chevy dealer and trade it in for a C7 or 991 ;) It's an earn-and-spend treadmill world we live in LOL!

cjeezy 09-27-2014 08:03 AM

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Originally Posted by edk370 (Post 2980064)
Congrats. A couple years ago, I was literally making $1,000 to as high as $2,000 a month payments. And in about a year, I paid my 370 off.

It took a lot of perseverance and living a "lonely" life to do it. I rarely went out, was super frugal, etc. But ironically, I sold my 370 shortly thereafter.

Now, go celebrate by visiting a Porsche or Chevy dealer and trade it in for a C7 or 991 ;) It's an earn-and-spend treadmill world we live in LOL!

Haha. It's VERY tempting...but I think I'm going to just bank the payments I'd be making. I also have an 04 Wrangler that I might fix up a little more too.

mab864 09-27-2014 08:24 AM

That's awesome... congrats! I'm working pretty hard to do the same thing in the next several months. I've got the 0 interest for 60 months thing too but I still don't like having car payments. I've got a couple months left till she's paid off. It will make my mod budget a little easier to justify when I own this baby.

Magic Bus 09-27-2014 03:18 PM

Congrats :tup: Now go out and get yourself a date :icon17:

joseZhartford 09-29-2014 01:09 AM

congrats now just wait for the z35 to trade it in

zguynate 09-29-2014 01:39 AM

Man idk what these other guys are talking about. You own that car, don't get rid of it now lol. Drive that thing until the wheels fall off. Then buy some new ones and drive it some more lol.

mishuko 09-29-2014 07:07 AM

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Originally Posted by edk370 (Post 2980064)
Congrats. A couple years ago, I was literally making $1,000 to as high as $2,000 a month payments. And in about a year, I paid my 370 off.

It took a lot of perseverance and living a "lonely" life to do it. I rarely went out, was super frugal, etc. But ironically, I sold my 370 shortly thereafter.

Now, go celebrate by visiting a Porsche or Chevy dealer and trade it in for a C7 or 991 ;) It's an earn-and-spend treadmill world we live in LOL!

not only does that sound depressing but you just lost a large percentage of your 'equity' invested... =(

if you were going to make many sacrifices like you have atleast hold onto it for a bit longer?

edk370 09-30-2014 02:56 PM

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Originally Posted by mishuko (Post 2981669)
not only does that sound depressing but you just lost a large percentage of your 'equity' invested... =(

if you were going to make many sacrifices like you have atleast hold onto it for a bit longer?

Cars do not build equity. They're liabilities no matter what...unless you're talking collector cars that people will pay big $ for at auctions.

Naw, I wasn't depressed. I see coworkers who live up to their eyeballs in debt. I don't like the feeling of being tethered to lots of debt. I don't see that as happiness, but rather STRESS. I'm digressing a bit, but I see guys spend all sorts of money on cars, tech gear, clothes, going out every weekend, etc. but they still get no action with the ladies. To me, when you spend all that money and spin your OWN wheels...that's a pathetic life.

jcasti07 09-30-2014 10:38 PM

Congrats!!! You can put that money into going TT!

Bking 10-01-2014 11:05 AM

Congrats!!!! I just paid mine off yesterday! It feels great to make that final payment. Now I'm debt free, if you exclude the mortgage =|


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