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02-16-2003, 02:23 PM
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Originally posted by I4Stang
I would never be able to afford insurance on a third gen RX7. My parents would laugh at me if I showed them one.
On the other hand, that GTI is 2 years old and has 90k miles.... doesnt that seem a little high to anyone else?
I would never be able to afford insurance on a third gen RX7. My parents would laugh at me if I showed them one.
On the other hand, that GTI is 2 years old and has 90k miles.... doesnt that seem a little high to anyone else?
02-16-2003, 03:07 PM
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i say get a 2000 si. decent cars. or if you can convince you parents that the 1996-2000 civic hatchbacks are all basically the same car, buy a 96-98 hatchback with a swap. you could probably find one easily for under 10k. ask EEK 
02-16-2003, 03:28 PM
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Originally posted by I4Stang
On the other hand, that GTI is 2 years old and has 90k miles.... doesnt that seem a little high to anyone else?
On the other hand, that GTI is 2 years old and has 90k miles.... doesnt that seem a little high to anyone else?
yeah...cars usage averages around 12-15,000 per year. and 90,000 miles is triple that figure
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02-16-2003, 03:49 PM
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Originally posted by LSPinoy
yeah...cars usage averages around 12-15,000 per year. and 90,000 miles is triple that figure ...
yeah...cars usage averages around 12-15,000 per year. and 90,000 miles is triple that figure
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02-16-2003, 07:08 PM
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when looking at most foreign cars, miles doesn't mean much. i bought my gti with around 110,000 miles on it and its a 97. it still runs very strong. it was mostly highway mileage though (which is better than city mileage). personally i wouldn't buy from one of those little dealers. to me they are there to screw you over but thats just my opinion. get a car from a private seller.
what you need to do is go test drive the cars that you have in mind. who knows you might not like one of those 3 cars. your the one that will be driving it, so its all up to you.
i say get one of the vw's. good luck
what you need to do is go test drive the cars that you have in mind. who knows you might not like one of those 3 cars. your the one that will be driving it, so its all up to you.
i say get one of the vw's
. good luck
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