New car....

[YALEROYNOT]

Originally Posted by zukiracer19

My credit sucks atm.. I got screwed twice with credit card fraud, 1 was internet somehow they got my stuff (used friends ****ty computer probably keylogged)... and 2nd was my card got literally stolen out of my wallet in a different state. so my score isnt the best
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Turbo Asking price is being taken by best offer.

putting almost half down and you still need a signer ? I don't know what its like having bad credit I have no debt I make 80k a year and have a 800 + credit score average. . don't mean that I would put my self in debt for a car. thats me tho

[crazypontiac03]

Originally Posted by YALEROYNOT

putting almost half down and you still need a signer ? I don't know what its like having bad credit I have no debt I make 80k a year and have a 800 + credit score average. . don't mean that I would put my self in debt for a car. thats me tho

Care to Share the Wealth!

[AMRAAM4]

Originally Posted by gaowners32

So are your parents paying off your credit card debit that your turbo put you in?

there's a reason they go for that, because they are a piece of sh1t. Cheap interior, don't respond to mods in relation to what you are going to pay to get them, handling is meh. You're basically buying a Grand Am GT+

[AMRAAM4]

Originally Posted by ryanbgb22

I dont see why people are bashing him. I regret buying my ga, i've put too much money into my ga, and it bores the hell outta me. And not even three years after I buy my car I see one selling locally for $2800. You people are acting like he's spending a **** ton on a new car. I highly doubt buying a 15k car is going to lead him to living with his parents for the next 10 years. Enjoy the Z. They have potential, and are still fun to drive stock,

No they don't, unless you are willing to drop $15-20k on the engine reinforcement, turbo setup...and then to handle it you'll need a new tranny. CarVersion2 in Delaware has a turbo 350z, and last time I was there talking to them the guy said it was a mistake and all show. He said it shows off their company car, but it can't go anywhere because the engine and tranny can't handle the power and they aren't go to basically rebuild the engine or change the tranny for the cost.

[AMRAAM4]

Originally Posted by zukiracer19

My credit sucks atm.. I got screwed twice with credit card fraud, 1 was internet somehow they got my stuff (used friends ****ty computer probably keylogged)... and 2nd was my card got literally stolen out of my wallet in a different state. so my score isnt the best
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Turbo Asking price is being taken by best offer.

sorry, but credit card fraud doesn't hurt your credit if you have an account and credit score worth a sh1t, so that's simply a lie.

I've had my bank card and credit cards taken for a ride, my score is still near 750.

How about this, I'll sell you a real car, my RX7, for $20k. It's even the 350z blue color. A lot better buy than a 5 year old with hardly any potential for your budget.

[zukiracer19]

sorry i was told that fraud will effect your credit score slightly. but i was also looking at a srt4 for 13,500. Z isnt truely confirmed, but one of my main choices.

[YALEROYNOT]

if you want a srt-4 pm me. my cuz has one for sale. good price, not beat some extras.

[YALEROYNOT]

Originally Posted by crazypontiac03

Care to Share the Wealth!

sure what do you need buddy ?














don't think so wish I could turbo everyones car for them.

[notsoaveragej0e]

Originally Posted by zukiracer19

And to answer your question, the car will be put in my dads name, so that insurance is lower. he is 56, never had an accident in his life. so our insurance is low. Personally I don't understand why you guys are bashing me. I'd rather have a 350 than my GA

You're still listed as the primary though, right?

[zukiracer19]

yep. but srt4s are faster

[tejohnson]

From someone whom was in your situation at your age (as in, Me):

-Use some of the cash to fix the GA.
-Put the rest in savings. Unless you have a full ride to college, save it for a rainy day or emergency.
-Sell the turbo setup and put that into savings as well. You could probably get more out of it than what you paid for it provided everything is still in the same shape.
-Drive the GA while you are in college until the wheels fall off.
-When you graduate and have a good source of income, play all you want within reason.

I still have 2K in student loans to pay off because of how much I had to borrow in college. I even had a job and was in a work study program when I was in school. I would imagine it would be even harder for you now, because in some professional fields, you need to work your ass off just to get in the door.

Not looking to criticize in any way, shape, or form. Just looking to share my experience in life. Now I simply do what ever I want just as a learning experience, and have fun with it. Which is all my Grand Am was. It could easily have been any other vehicle

[YALEROYNOT]

Originally Posted by zukiracer19

yep. but srt4s are faster

my cuz just got marri4ed and has a baby on the way and needs to sell

[zukiracer19]

todd you proved a great point. I'll think about it, to see what pops up. Yeah I owe 17K, its half of what my parents are paying, we pay half and half.

[notsoaveragej0e]

Originally Posted by notsoaveragej0e

You're still listed as the primary though, right?

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[bigbenSC]

350Z eh? See you in my rear view.

Honestly, it's not a bad car at all and can be a lot of fun. Good luck.

[crazypontiac03]

Originally Posted by YALEROYNOT

sure what do you need buddy ?














don't think so wish I could turbo everyones car for them.

Nothing for the Car.. 20k Would do wonders right now.

[crazypontiac03]

Originally Posted by tejohnson

From someone whom was in your situation at your age (as in, Me):

-Use some of the cash to fix the GA.
-Put the rest in savings. Unless you have a full ride to college, save it for a rainy day or emergency.
-Sell the turbo setup and put that into savings as well. You could probably get more out of it than what you paid for it provided everything is still in the same shape.
-Drive the GA while you are in college until the wheels fall off.
-When you graduate and have a good source of income, play all you want within reason.

I still have 2K in student loans to pay off because of how much I had to borrow in college. I even had a job and was in a work study program when I was in school. I would imagine it would be even harder for you now, because in some professional fields, you need to work your ass off just to get in the door.

Not looking to criticize in any way, shape, or form. Just looking to share my experience in life. Now I simply do what ever I want just as a learning experience, and have fun with it. Which is all my Grand Am was. It could easily have been any other vehicle

Agreed. My Girl owe's about 70K in Student loans. She just Graduated in May. Degree in Fashion Design. Needless to say we are Screwed untill she works her ass off to get into some company. Not to mention all your other Bills. If i could re-do life I would still have the GA. Also Once you Graduated Don't have the mind set your going to walk out the door and get a 50K+ Job. Just doesn't happen as often as you think also depends on your major.

[zukiracer19]

I'm majoring Network Engineering.

I plan to make 40K first job, 60K my 2nd job, and at least 80-100+ my final job. my neighbor is making well over 100K right now .

[ryanbgb22]

meh...**** this thread. i sense poor people

[alerored04]

Believe these people, college isn't cheap, even though I went to a very affordable one, I only have 25k out in loans. Worked hard through school and found out that it is tough to be a gearhead and go to school. Especially when I need to support my car habit and my snowmobile. Stick with what you got build it piece by piece and when you graduate and get a good job then reward yourself. I still need to remind myself from time to time that there is an order to the way things happen and I can't let myself mix them up just cause I want something now. The TC is bought, install it be happy and spend the 8k on books and tuition.