YACT: I bought a neon!

[l Xes l]

u should've gone for Hyundai...

 

[BD2003]

Originally posted by: AdamK47 3DS

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: AdamK47 3DS

Originally posted by: halik

Originally posted by: Pocatello
I had a 97 Dodge Neon, it was a very quick car with the 5 speed. I liked it a lot, had the head gasket replaced, other than that, it was a decent car for a college student.

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1996 Dodge Neon Highline 0-60 9.1 1/4 mile: 16.8

The manual transmission gives the illusion of quickness.

It's "quick" when compared with its class and price range.

The problem is that it's class and price range aren't associated with "quick".

An evo is slow if you compare it to a bugatti. Its a completely relative term, and coming here and berating it just make the person doing it seem like a douchebag. Kind of like the douches who see normal girls and call them fat cause theyre comparing them to the supermodels we gawk at on the net. Compared to the cars that most normal college students have, its not slow, and certainly faster than a corolla or civic.

 

[AdamK47]

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: AdamK47 3DS

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: AdamK47 3DS

Originally posted by: halik

Originally posted by: Pocatello
I had a 97 Dodge Neon, it was a very quick car with the 5 speed. I liked it a lot, had the head gasket replaced, other than that, it was a decent car for a college student.

negative

1996 Dodge Neon Highline 0-60 9.1 1/4 mile: 16.8

The manual transmission gives the illusion of quickness.

It's "quick" when compared with its class and price range.

The problem is that it's class and price range aren't associated with "quick".

An evo is slow if you compare it to a bugatti. Its a completely relative term, and coming here and berating it just make the person doing it seem like a douchebag. Kind of like the douches who see normal girls and call them fat cause theyre comparing them to the supermodels we gawk at on the net. Compared to the cars that most normal college students have, its not slow, and certainly faster than a corolla or civic.

I apologize. I was simply at a loss to find something slower to make it's quickness relevant.

 

[PAB]

Originally posted by: DavemanUT
So you bought a Neon then post about it here...

Then you decide to sell it simply because of what a few people say about Neons?

C'mon, its not that bad man... for 5k w/ that mileage you should just ride it til it dies at around 100k.

Yeah, plus another friend said it was a "chick car" at which point I said - THATS IT! THIS THING IS GOING!

 

[PAB]

Originally posted by: Staples
Where are the pictures?

We need to establish some YACT edequette.

http://img507.imageshack.us/my.php?image=img09902sb.jpg

 

[PAB]

Originally posted by: mrchan

Originally posted by: PAB

Originally posted by: SampSon
Took a little bit out of your childhood piggy bank I take it.

You can drop 5K on a car, but can't move out of your parents house. I'm guessing your father bought that for you.

Its a business decision. I buy the car, I make money. I move out, I don't have money to buy the car.

Dad didn't buy ******. I used the suburban money.

Who paid for the suburban?

I did. $11k in cash.

 

[RapidSnail]

:music:*small violin:music:

 

[LtPage1]

Ignore the peanut gallery, most of them would actually kill in real life to own any vehicle- they're just pissed because they wanted to see pictures of a Ferrari. Congratulations on your new car! Enjoy it.

 

[Staples]

Originally posted by: PAB

Originally posted by: Staples
Where are the pictures?

We need to establish some YACT edequette.

http://img507.imageshack.us/my.php?image=img09902sb.jpg

Great, you came through.

 

[DougK62]

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: AdamK47 3DS

Originally posted by: halik

Originally posted by: Pocatello
I had a 97 Dodge Neon, it was a very quick car with the 5 speed. I liked it a lot, had the head gasket replaced, other than that, it was a decent car for a college student.

negative

1996 Dodge Neon Highline 0-60 9.1 1/4 mile: 16.8

The manual transmission gives the illusion of quickness.

It's "quick" when compared with its class and price range.

He may have been talking about the Neon R/T, which had a DOHC 4 cylinder and was quite quick in its class. They would run in the high 15's easily.

 

[j00fek]

Originally posted by: notfred
I'm sorry.

My friend has a neon. It's a pile of garbage.

:thumbsup:

 

[SampSon]

Originally posted by: PAB

Originally posted by: mrchan

Originally posted by: PAB

Originally posted by: SampSon
Took a little bit out of your childhood piggy bank I take it.

You can drop 5K on a car, but can't move out of your parents house. I'm guessing your father bought that for you.

Its a business decision. I buy the car, I make money. I move out, I don't have money to buy the car.

Dad didn't buy ******. I used the suburban money.

Who paid for the suburban?

I did. $11k in cash.

So, you have thousands in cash to buy vehicles but you don't have money to live on your own? You buy and sell cars and make thousands of dollars (or your family does). You made $15K on selling a suburban (or more likely your father did), but you can't afford to move out?

You claim to be a dealers rep, or an independent wholesaler, or just someone who goes to auctions and buys cars. Who knows, the story never stays consistant.
It's all shens and you're just living vicariously through your father and his business.

A word of advice, lose the cowboy hat.

 

[PAB]

Originally posted by: SampSon

Originally posted by: PAB

Originally posted by: mrchan

Originally posted by: PAB

Originally posted by: SampSon
Took a little bit out of your childhood piggy bank I take it.

You can drop 5K on a car, but can't move out of your parents house. I'm guessing your father bought that for you.

Its a business decision. I buy the car, I make money. I move out, I don't have money to buy the car.

Dad didn't buy ******. I used the suburban money.

Who paid for the suburban?

I did. $11k in cash.

So, you have thousands in cash to buy vehicles but you don't have money to live on your own? You buy and sell cars and make thousands of dollars (or your family does). You made $15K on selling a suburban (or more likely your father did), but you can't afford to move out?

You claim to be a dealers rep, or an independent wholesaler, or just someone who goes to auctions and buys cars. Who knows, the story never stays consistant.
It's all shens and you're just living vicariously through your father and his business.

A word of advice, lose the cowboy hat.

You got the first part right.

See, theres an old saying we have in the business.

You can have health or wealth - pick ONE.

The car thing is my thing. My family/father has nothing to do with me flipping cars.

 

[SampSon]

Originally posted by: PAB

Originally posted by: SampSon

Originally posted by: PAB

Originally posted by: mrchan

Originally posted by: PAB

Originally posted by: SampSon
Took a little bit out of your childhood piggy bank I take it.

You can drop 5K on a car, but can't move out of your parents house. I'm guessing your father bought that for you.

Its a business decision. I buy the car, I make money. I move out, I don't have money to buy the car.

Dad didn't buy ******. I used the suburban money.

Who paid for the suburban?

I did. $11k in cash.

So, you have thousands in cash to buy vehicles but you don't have money to live on your own? You buy and sell cars and make thousands of dollars (or your family does). You made $15K on selling a suburban (or more likely your father did), but you can't afford to move out?

You claim to be a dealers rep, or an independent wholesaler, or just someone who goes to auctions and buys cars. Who knows, the story never stays consistant.
It's all shens and you're just living vicariously through your father and his business.

A word of advice, lose the cowboy hat.

You got the first part right.

See, theres an old saying we have in the business.

You can have health or wealth - pick ONE.

The car thing is my thing. My family/father has nothing to do with me flipping cars.

An old saying? So you've been in the business for what, 20 of your 21 years on earth?

So I take it that the slick used car salesmen you work for told you that very insightful little quip. Does he still live at home and complain about his parents too? Mabey living at home while flipping cars is the life of a used car salesman? I don't know, you tell me, you're the rootin' tootin' used car cowboy!

I've know some bvllshit artists in my day, but you're definitely top notch. That is why you fit so perfectly as a used car salesman!

 

[compuwiz1]

I hope you got a warranty for it.

Edit: Nevermind, you don't need a warranty now, just a detail department, as I'm sure that "pole damage" will buff right out.

 

[PAB]

Originally posted by: SampSon

Originally posted by: PAB

Originally posted by: SampSon

Originally posted by: PAB

Originally posted by: mrchan

Originally posted by: PAB

Originally posted by: SampSon
Took a little bit out of your childhood piggy bank I take it.

You can drop 5K on a car, but can't move out of your parents house. I'm guessing your father bought that for you.

Its a business decision. I buy the car, I make money. I move out, I don't have money to buy the car.

Dad didn't buy ******. I used the suburban money.

Who paid for the suburban?

I did. $11k in cash.

So, you have thousands in cash to buy vehicles but you don't have money to live on your own? You buy and sell cars and make thousands of dollars (or your family does). You made $15K on selling a suburban (or more likely your father did), but you can't afford to move out?

You claim to be a dealers rep, or an independent wholesaler, or just someone who goes to auctions and buys cars. Who knows, the story never stays consistant.
It's all shens and you're just living vicariously through your father and his business.

A word of advice, lose the cowboy hat.

You got the first part right.

See, theres an old saying we have in the business.

You can have health or wealth - pick ONE.

The car thing is my thing. My family/father has nothing to do with me flipping cars.

An old saying? So you've been in the business for what, 20 of your 21 years on earth?

So I take it that the slick used car salesmen you work for told you that very insightful little quip. Does he still live at home and complain about his parents too? Mabey living at home while flipping cars is the life of a used car salesman? I don't know, you tell me, you're the rootin' tootin' used car cowboy!

I've know some bvllshit artists in my day, but you're definitely top notch. That is why you fit so perfectly as a used car salesman!

Is it so hard to believe that someone 21 years old made $15k in cash and has the resources to invest wisely?

 

[AdamK47]

Originally posted by: DougK62

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: AdamK47 3DS

Originally posted by: halik

Originally posted by: Pocatello
I had a 97 Dodge Neon, it was a very quick car with the 5 speed. I liked it a lot, had the head gasket replaced, other than that, it was a decent car for a college student.

negative

1996 Dodge Neon Highline 0-60 9.1 1/4 mile: 16.8

The manual transmission gives the illusion of quickness.

It's "quick" when compared with its class and price range.

He may have been talking about the Neon R/T, which had a DOHC 4 cylinder and was quite quick in its class. They would run in the high 15's easily.

Nah, I doubt it.

 

[SampSon]

Originally posted by: PAB

Originally posted by: SampSon

Originally posted by: PAB

Originally posted by: SampSon

Originally posted by: PAB

Originally posted by: mrchan

Originally posted by: PAB

Originally posted by: SampSon
Took a little bit out of your childhood piggy bank I take it.

You can drop 5K on a car, but can't move out of your parents house. I'm guessing your father bought that for you.

Its a business decision. I buy the car, I make money. I move out, I don't have money to buy the car.

Dad didn't buy ******. I used the suburban money.

Who paid for the suburban?

I did. $11k in cash.

So, you have thousands in cash to buy vehicles but you don't have money to live on your own? You buy and sell cars and make thousands of dollars (or your family does). You made $15K on selling a suburban (or more likely your father did), but you can't afford to move out?

You claim to be a dealers rep, or an independent wholesaler, or just someone who goes to auctions and buys cars. Who knows, the story never stays consistant.
It's all shens and you're just living vicariously through your father and his business.

A word of advice, lose the cowboy hat.

You got the first part right.

See, theres an old saying we have in the business.

You can have health or wealth - pick ONE.

The car thing is my thing. My family/father has nothing to do with me flipping cars.

An old saying? So you've been in the business for what, 20 of your 21 years on earth?

So I take it that the slick used car salesmen you work for told you that very insightful little quip. Does he still live at home and complain about his parents too? Mabey living at home while flipping cars is the life of a used car salesman? I don't know, you tell me, you're the rootin' tootin' used car cowboy!

I've know some bvllshit artists in my day, but you're definitely top notch. That is why you fit so perfectly as a used car salesman!

Is it so hard to believe that someone 21 years old made $15k in cash and has the resources to invest wisely?

No, it's not hard to believe you made 15K in cash, it is hard to believe your logic. Except for a few collectable cars out there, cars are not a good investment.

Your money would be better invested in an appreciating monetary vehicle. Hell, go buy a house. Go buy stocks.
Or you can go buy a neon, wreck it and continue to live with your parents while taking pictures of fat stacks of money and guns with disposable kodak cameras.

Trent McSlick is going to send some essays after you for wrecking that new car you got at the auction for him. Better watch your kneecaps!

 

[radioouman]

Car is wrecked now.

 

[PAB]

Originally posted by: SampSon

Originally posted by: PAB

Originally posted by: SampSon

Originally posted by: PAB

Originally posted by: SampSon

Originally posted by: PAB

Originally posted by: mrchan

Originally posted by: PAB

Originally posted by: SampSon
Took a little bit out of your childhood piggy bank I take it.

You can drop 5K on a car, but can't move out of your parents house. I'm guessing your father bought that for you.

Its a business decision. I buy the car, I make money. I move out, I don't have money to buy the car.

Dad didn't buy ******. I used the suburban money.

Who paid for the suburban?

I did. $11k in cash.

So, you have thousands in cash to buy vehicles but you don't have money to live on your own? You buy and sell cars and make thousands of dollars (or your family does). You made $15K on selling a suburban (or more likely your father did), but you can't afford to move out?

You claim to be a dealers rep, or an independent wholesaler, or just someone who goes to auctions and buys cars. Who knows, the story never stays consistant.
It's all shens and you're just living vicariously through your father and his business.

A word of advice, lose the cowboy hat.

You got the first part right.

See, theres an old saying we have in the business.

You can have health or wealth - pick ONE.

The car thing is my thing. My family/father has nothing to do with me flipping cars.

An old saying? So you've been in the business for what, 20 of your 21 years on earth?

So I take it that the slick used car salesmen you work for told you that very insightful little quip. Does he still live at home and complain about his parents too? Mabey living at home while flipping cars is the life of a used car salesman? I don't know, you tell me, you're the rootin' tootin' used car cowboy!

I've know some bvllshit artists in my day, but you're definitely top notch. That is why you fit so perfectly as a used car salesman!

Is it so hard to believe that someone 21 years old made $15k in cash and has the resources to invest wisely?

No, it's not hard to believe you made 15K in cash, it is hard to believe your logic. Except for a few collectable cars out there, cars are not a good investment.

Your money would be better invested in an appreciating monetary vehicle. Hell, go buy a house. Go buy stocks.
Or you can go buy a neon, wreck it and continue to live with your parents while taking pictures of fat stacks of money and guns with disposable kodak cameras.

Trent McSlick is going to send some essays after you for wrecking that new car you got at the auction for him. Better watch your kneecaps!

You havent spent enough time in the wholesale business. Almost anything is a good investment if you can get it cheap enough. Houses - overinflated. Stocks - likewise.