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My Car

There's nothing remarkable about that car at all. It's very "average". 76,000 miles is not high. My fiancee's civic has 191,000 miles on it.
 
Originally posted by: CallTheFBI
it is already high mileage with 76,000 miles on it.
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ROTFLMFAO! 76,000 miles is "high mileage"? You ought to get almost three times that amount out of the car. Crap, my car has 137,000 miles on it (last car was 217,000 and running fine when I sold it) and I consider that to be moderate mileage at the worst.

Besides, since your parents own the car, your (ignorant) desire to keep miles off of it is a moot point. It's their car and they can do what they want with it.

ZV

EDIT: For comparison, I own a Porsche. A Porsche that I bought with 100% of my own money, and that is becoming rather rare. I let my parents borrow it whenever they want.
 
Originally posted by: notfred
There's nothing remarkable about that car at all. It's very "average". 76,000 miles is not high. My fiancee's civic has 191,000 miles on it.
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Did I mention it has a CD player?

 
Originally posted by: CallTheFBI
Originally posted by: notfred
There's nothing remarkable about that car at all. It's very "average". 76,000 miles is not high. My fiancee's civic has 191,000 miles on it.
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Did I mention it has a CD player?
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So that makes it what, the same as 90% of all the other cars on the road today?
 
Aren't you the asshole who charged your father to drive his car?
My car has almost 200,000 miles on it, it's 13 years old, and I would give it up in a second to let my father drive it.
 
Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation
Aren't you the asshole who charged his father to drive his car?
My car has almost 200,000 miles on it, it's 13 years old, and I would give it up in a second to let my father drive it.
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He only gave me $50. Wrote me the check today for $150. $100 for gas I put in his car and paying the gardener and the $50 for borrowing my car.
 
Originally posted by: CallTheFBI
Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation
Aren't you the asshole who charged his father to drive his car?
My car has almost 200,000 miles on it, it's 13 years old, and I would give it up in a second to let my father drive it.
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He only gave me $50. Wrote me the check today for $150. $100 for gas I put in his car and paying the gardener and the $50 for borrowing my car.
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You are a spoiled little dick, if I was your father I'd take my car back and make your ass walk around
 
HAHAHA - I'm sorry, but that car is just alright, nothing more. My friends parents have a Lumina, and they're always calling it a sh!tty car, so we renamed it the Schlumina 😛
 
BRATT, If I were yer age and living at home I would be the gardener...and would have to borrow a car. There is no reason to complain...and i know yer full of BS when you say you had put 100$ in yer dads car. Get a Job, Leave home and work At Micky D's if you cant handle being a spoiled bratt
 
what? didn't you get enough crap yesterday?
You are still a spoiled dumbass punk bastard.
i see much flamage in your future....:disgust:
 
Getting paid 150 bucks so your dad can drive his own car sounds pretty good to me. I'm guessing this is on top of your allowance as well, right? 😀
 
Hahaha. That's the POS car you were bitchin about?

man, I bought my car with my own hard earned money and I let my parents drive it anytime they want to. I've never let my friends or anyone else drive it, but it's the least I can do for my parents.

You're a spoiled brat!
 
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