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So i dunno if this is the right secton for this but im getting a new civic
http://autos.yahoo.com/honda_c...pd_mt/
Similar to that, should i get that or should i get an older on? I need a reliable car for cross country trips but i want a nice car that i can upgrade with boost and things later on will this be a good choice?
http://autos.yahoo.com/honda_c...pd_mt/
Similar to that, should i get that or should i get an older on? I need a reliable car for cross country trips but i want a nice car that i can upgrade with boost and things later on will this be a good choice?
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Re: New car (deerman2701)
21,000 for a new car that depreciates at least by 5 or 6k when you drive it off the lot.
I'd get a certified used Si that's a few years old for quite a bit less, and get an extended warranty. That way you've got the money you saved to put into upgrades when you want to.
John
I'd get a certified used Si that's a few years old for quite a bit less, and get an extended warranty. That way you've got the money you saved to put into upgrades when you want to.
John
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Re: New car (Aodhan)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Aodhan »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">21,000 for a new car that depreciates at least by 5 or 6k when you drive it off the lot.
I'd get a certified used Si that's a few years old for quite a bit less, and get an extended warranty. That way you've got the money you saved to put into upgrades when you want to.
John</TD></TR></TABLE>
Thanks, i like the engine in that car too, dont no much but it got almost 200 horses lol thats enough for me and its 6 speed.
I'd get a certified used Si that's a few years old for quite a bit less, and get an extended warranty. That way you've got the money you saved to put into upgrades when you want to.
John</TD></TR></TABLE>
Thanks, i like the engine in that car too, dont no much but it got almost 200 horses lol thats enough for me and its 6 speed.
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Re: New car (deerman2701)
Looks good, but the oldest Si of that model is only a 2006, so it's still going to be expensive. In any case, HFP wheels and the lips that go along looks incredible to me. Then if you're wanting to upgrade, i'd start with suspension. 
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Re: New car (deerman2701)
I'd honestly snag a brand new one man. If you find the right store you should be able to buy one at invoice price OR LESS. Research tips on buying a new car. Don't get F-Bombed!
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Re: New car (Aodhan)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Aodhan »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">21,000 for a new car that depreciates at least by 5 or 6k when you drive it off the lot.
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The new Si hasnt depreciated that much......
2007 RR coupe non navi.
I bought new for 21,685 back in December 06.
Now has 19k miles
As of today according to KBB:
Trade in-$17k
Private-$19k
Retail-$20,745/almost what i paid for it.
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The new Si hasnt depreciated that much......
2007 RR coupe non navi.
I bought new for 21,685 back in December 06.
Now has 19k miles
As of today according to KBB:
Trade in-$17k
Private-$19k
Retail-$20,745/almost what i paid for it.
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