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Originally posted by: Atlantean
Nice car... you posted the license on the net for everyone to see though.
Not my car.
I figured more people might pick up on that, seeing as the leaves changed here about 5 months ago.
Originally posted by: Atlantean
Nice car... you posted the license on the net for everyone to see though.
Originally posted by: Atlantean
Nice car... you posted the license on the net for everyone to see though.
Originally posted by: Gyrene
Did you pay cash? If not, it was a bad decision.
I probably won't be able to convince you of that, however.
Originally posted by: Atlantean
What exactly was wrong with the tdi golf? I am thinking about getting one... maybe I will reconsider now.
Originally posted by: Atlantean
you posted the license on the net for everyone to see though.
Originally posted by: N8Magic
Originally posted by: mAdD INDIAN
Isn't 34k CDN MSRP for the RX8??
Wat options did you get? When are you picking it up? When can I get a ride?
MSRP for the base GS model is $36,795CDN. No options, although i'm considering switching to the GT model as it includes a number of features that are of interest to me.
I plan on picking it up during the first week of April, as i'm too lazy to put the snow tires on right away.
And yes, i'll give you a ride.
Originally posted by: N8Magic
Originally posted by: Gyrene
Did you pay cash? If not, it was a bad decision.
I probably won't be able to convince you of that, however.
Nope, I did not pay cash although I am open to hearing your thoughts.
What exactly makes it such a bad decision?
Until you have to get the brushes on the rotary replaced/refinished.Originally posted by: N8Magic
Maybe just a rotary zealot.Originally posted by: SampSon
Naw, now you will just be a mazda zealot.Originally posted by: N8Magic
Originally posted by: SampSon
Gee, now you can't be a VW zealot anymore.
Nope, I guess not.
I thought this may come as a surprise to some of you.
Here in reality, most of us can't afford to pay cash for everything.Financing something that depreciates in value? Assuming 5.9% for 60 months and a $2600USD downpayment, you're going to be paying $1000USD more than what you settled on. With cash, near-invoice would have been the final price. I've always been taught to buy only what you can afford. If you can't afford it, save up for it, don't become tied down to payments.
Regardless, you have a sweet ass car.
Nope, not just yet. The papers are drawn up and waiting for my signature. My only hang up is whether to step up to the GT trim level from the GS. The difference is only $2,800 and it includes:Originally posted by: mAdD INDIAN
Originally posted by: N8Magic
Originally posted by: mAdD INDIAN
Isn't 34k CDN MSRP for the RX8??
Wat options did you get? When are you picking it up? When can I get a ride?
MSRP for the base GS model is $36,795CDN. No options, although i'm considering switching to the GT model as it includes a number of features that are of interest to me.
I plan on picking it up during the first week of April, as i'm too lazy to put the snow tires on right away.
And yes, i'll give you a ride.
so you haven't bought the car yet? As in haven't signed the papers?
You live in Oakville area right? I'll be moving there this Sept/Oct..whenever house gets built.
Originally posted by: SampSon
Here in reality, most of us can't afford to pay cash for everything.
Originally posted by: Gyrene
Originally posted by: SampSon
Here in reality, most of us can't afford to pay cash for everything.
That's a cop-out. You just can't afford the stuff you want.
Originally posted by: geno
Originally posted by: Atlantean
you posted the license on the net for everyone to see though.
so what?
Originally posted by: N8Magic
Originally posted by: Gyrene
Originally posted by: SampSon
Here in reality, most of us can't afford to pay cash for everything.
That's a cop-out. You just can't afford the stuff you want.
So true.
While I agree with your ideas in principle, the bottom line is that it would take me far too long to save up $36,000.
Originally posted by: Zim Hosein
Originally posted by: N8Magic
2004 Mazda RX-8
Congrats N8Magic :beer:
Go for it!Originally posted by: N8Magic
Nope, not just yet. The papers are drawn up and waiting for my signature. My only hang up is whether to step up to the GT trim level from the GS. The difference is only $2,800 and it includes:Originally posted by: mAdD INDIAN
Originally posted by: N8Magic
Originally posted by: mAdD INDIAN
Isn't 34k CDN MSRP for the RX8??
Wat options did you get? When are you picking it up? When can I get a ride?
MSRP for the base GS model is $36,795CDN. No options, although i'm considering switching to the GT model as it includes a number of features that are of interest to me.
I plan on picking it up during the first week of April, as i'm too lazy to put the snow tires on right away.
And yes, i'll give you a ride.
so you haven't bought the car yet? As in haven't signed the papers?
You live in Oakville area right? I'll be moving there this Sept/Oct..whenever house gets built.
- Dynamic Stablilty Control
- Traction Control
- Leather seats
- Xenon headlamps
- Heated seats
- Auto-Dimming rear-view mirror
You get alot for the extra money.
Originally posted by: N8Magic
Nope, not just yet. The papers are drawn up and waiting for my signature. My only hang up is whether to step up to the GT trim level from the GS. The difference is only $2,800 and it includes:Originally posted by: mAdD INDIAN
Originally posted by: N8Magic
Originally posted by: mAdD INDIAN
Isn't 34k CDN MSRP for the RX8??
Wat options did you get? When are you picking it up? When can I get a ride?
MSRP for the base GS model is $36,795CDN. No options, although i'm considering switching to the GT model as it includes a number of features that are of interest to me.
I plan on picking it up during the first week of April, as i'm too lazy to put the snow tires on right away.
And yes, i'll give you a ride.
so you haven't bought the car yet? As in haven't signed the papers?
You live in Oakville area right? I'll be moving there this Sept/Oct..whenever house gets built.
- Dynamic Stablilty Control
- Traction Control
- Leather seats
- Xenon headlamps
- Heated seats
- Auto-Dimming rear-view mirror
You get alot for the extra money.
That's what I was thinking. This will be a year round daily driver and in spite of the fact that I already have snows for it, DSC and TC could come in REALLY handy.Originally posted by: mAdD INDIAN
Originally posted by: N8Magic
Nope, not just yet. The papers are drawn up and waiting for my signature. My only hang up is whether to step up to the GT trim level from the GS. The difference is only $2,800 and it includes:Originally posted by: mAdD INDIAN
Originally posted by: N8Magic
Originally posted by: mAdD INDIAN
Isn't 34k CDN MSRP for the RX8??
Wat options did you get? When are you picking it up? When can I get a ride?
MSRP for the base GS model is $36,795CDN. No options, although i'm considering switching to the GT model as it includes a number of features that are of interest to me.
I plan on picking it up during the first week of April, as i'm too lazy to put the snow tires on right away.
And yes, i'll give you a ride.
so you haven't bought the car yet? As in haven't signed the papers?
You live in Oakville area right? I'll be moving there this Sept/Oct..whenever house gets built.
- Dynamic Stablilty Control
- Traction Control
- Leather seats
- Xenon headlamps
- Heated seats
- Auto-Dimming rear-view mirror
You get alot for the extra money.
I figure Dynamic Stability Control and Traction Contorl would be quite useful if you plan on driving this all year long. I'd like HIDs and heated seats as well. Go for the GT.
Wat area of GTA do you live in? I ask..casue I thought u were in Oakville..and if you are..was wondering if you could give me some insight on wat its like to live there (I'm from Scarborough..and I enjoy having everything nearby).
No it's not a cop-out at all. Most younger poeple can't afford to pay cash for large ticket items such as a car.Originally posted by: Gyrene
Originally posted by: N8Magic
Originally posted by: Gyrene
Originally posted by: SampSon
Here in reality, most of us can't afford to pay cash for everything.
That's a cop-out. You just can't afford the stuff you want.
So true.
While I agree with your ideas in principle, the bottom line is that it would take me far too long to save up $36,000.
It all comes down to priorities, and if you're a car nut, then I can understand. That's a very nice car.
Originally posted by: N8Magic
That's what I was thinking. This will be a year round daily driver and in spite of the fact that I already have snows for it, DSC and TC could come in REALLY handy.Originally posted by: mAdD INDIAN
Originally posted by: N8Magic
Nope, not just yet. The papers are drawn up and waiting for my signature. My only hang up is whether to step up to the GT trim level from the GS. The difference is only $2,800 and it includes:Originally posted by: mAdD INDIAN
Originally posted by: N8Magic
Originally posted by: mAdD INDIAN
Isn't 34k CDN MSRP for the RX8??
Wat options did you get? When are you picking it up? When can I get a ride?
MSRP for the base GS model is $36,795CDN. No options, although i'm considering switching to the GT model as it includes a number of features that are of interest to me.
I plan on picking it up during the first week of April, as i'm too lazy to put the snow tires on right away.
And yes, i'll give you a ride.
so you haven't bought the car yet? As in haven't signed the papers?
You live in Oakville area right? I'll be moving there this Sept/Oct..whenever house gets built.
- Dynamic Stablilty Control
- Traction Control
- Leather seats
- Xenon headlamps
- Heated seats
- Auto-Dimming rear-view mirror
You get alot for the extra money.
I figure Dynamic Stability Control and Traction Contorl would be quite useful if you plan on driving this all year long. I'd like HIDs and heated seats as well. Go for the GT.
Wat area of GTA do you live in? I ask..casue I thought u were in Oakville..and if you are..was wondering if you could give me some insight on wat its like to live there (I'm from Scarborough..and I enjoy having everything nearby).
As for my location, i'm located in Kitchener-Waterloo. I used to live in Missisauga, and I worked in downtown Toronto for 3.5 years. As far as Oakville goes, I don't know the city too well so I don't have much insight to give you.
Originally posted by: Gyrene
Originally posted by: SampSon
Here in reality, most of us can't afford to pay cash for everything.
That's a cop-out. You just can't afford the stuff you want.
Originally posted by: mAdD INDIANI can attest to snows being handy on a RWD coupe. I wish our 240 had traction contorl or VSC...it might have still been here today.
Oh I guess I mistook you for another ATOTer who was in Oakville.