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K said:
Funny - I was just having this conversation the other day with someone. Most will tell you (who have actually done it) no....it's a momentary thrill that quickly dissapates. However, most people have to seem to learn that by doing it.
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Good point. Might rent it for a week then see how I feel. Had my eye on this car for a couple of years and now that I can kind of afford it I want one so bad. But it may be a matter of impulse control like you said
 
4north1side2 said:
That's the problem, everything is so forced, unnatural, and non genuine now. Take my girls mom for example, her mom will go on Facebook every few weeks making these huge paragraph dedications to her daughter about how much she "loves her Princess" with these heartfelt photos that garners over 100 likes each and every time.

Her mom hasn't came to visit her yet these past 3 years and the last time her mom called her was in January.
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Wow.

smh
 
The Dark King said:
Good point. Might rent it for a week then see how I feel. Had my eye on this car for a couple of years and now that I can kind of afford it I want one so bad. But it may be a matter of impulse control like you said
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Hell rent it for a month if need be. Whatever it takes for you to be sure. Then hopefully if you do go with it you won't have the buyers remorse thing.
 
The Dark King said:
Good point. Might rent it for a week then see how I feel. Had my eye on this car for a couple of years and now that I can kind of afford it I want one so bad. But it may be a matter of impulse control like you said
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If you're ready to buy a car... I'd strongly suggest doing lengthy test drives to see if it's one that you can live with. Cars have long been a hobby for me so I always knew exactly what I wanted long before i purchased it.
 
DudeNY12 said:
If you're ready to buy a car... I'd strongly suggest doing lengthy test drives to see if it's one that you can live with. Cars have long been a hobby for me so I always knew exactly what I wanted long before i purchased it.
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I really want that Tesla big homie. It'll be a second mortgage lol but I want one badly
 
DudeNY12 said:
Oh yeah. Big bucks. My ex was saying the same. Would take some planning to own since the range isn't much more than 200 miles, but still an awesome car, nonetheless.
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I'll probably punk out. That price tag ain't no joke. I'll rent and then keep the memory in my heart lol
 
K said:
Hell rent it for a month if need be. Whatever it takes for you to be sure. Then hopefully if you do go with it you won't have the buyers remorse thing.
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This.

Just rent whatever you desire and have fun... Theirs always gonna be something you want better so ultimately you won't be satisfied.

I like Tesla's but personally inside I felt like they were no different than being in a Nissans. Dont know how it is in NY but Tesla's are a dime a dozen in Cali. Every single car manufacturer stepped up to the plate majorly where alot of cars feel somewhat similar so cars dont move me like they did as a boy.
 
4north1side2 said:
This.

Just rent whatever you desire and have fun... Theirs always gonna be something you want better so ultimately you won't be satisfied.

I like Tesla's but personally inside I felt like they were no different than being in a Nissans. Dont know how it is in NY but Tesla's are a dime a dozen in Cali. Every single car manufacturer stepped up to the plate majorly where alot of cars feel somewhat similar so cars dont move me like they did as a boy.
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I see tons of them in the northeast. Here in DC you'd think they were giving away the SUV (model X). I'd love to drive one but won't buy any car that cost much more than 1/3 of my salary, which means I don't see Tesla falling into my budget any time soon (if ever). I am curious about the "affordable" Tesla model 3, but I think we're still 1.5-2 years from it starting to sell. You're right in that nearly everyone had to step up their game. Kinda hard to buy a crappy new car nowadays.
 
DudeNY12 said:
I see tons of them in the northeast. Here in DC you'd think they were giving away the SUV (model X). I'd love to drive one but won't buy any car that cost much more than 1/3 of my salary, which means I don't see Tesla falling into my budget any time soon (if ever). I am curious about the "affordable" Tesla model 3, but I think we're still 1.5-2 years from it starting to sell. You're right in that nearly everyone had to step up their game. Kinda hard to buy a crappy new car nowadays.
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A few cats at my previous job had one. They are crazy quiet, it's waaaaay too easy to creep up on people in them. Seen a couple near accidents in the parking lot.

Speaking of cars, I'm loving Honda's whole line of new vehicles. Top notch quality cars inside and out. If someone would of showed me a debaged the CR V and showed me, I would of thought it was a Japanese luxury SUV.
 
4north1side2 said:
A few cats at my previous job had one. They are crazy quiet, it's waaaaay too easy to creep up on people in them. Seen a couple near accidents in the parking lot.

Speaking of cars, I'm loving Honda's whole line of new vehicles. Top notch quality cars inside and out. If someone would of showed me a debaged the CR V and showed me, I would of thought it was a Japanese luxury SUV.
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Yup! I bought my first Honda in 1995. I was still in NYC, and I bought a used '92 Accord. I absolutely loved that car, and I've stayed in the Honda/Acura family since with no regrets. Last fall I bought a used Accord with V6 engine/6-speed manual tranny as a second car, and is that car ever a blast to drive.
 
4north1side2 said:
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Folks going out in huge groups at dining establishments not speaking to each other while they eat but taking group photos for everyone to see like they all cool with each other.
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I even read where for extra motivation, those who decide to check their phone, pick up the entire tab.
 
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4north1side2 said:
A few cats at my previous job had one. They are crazy quiet, it's waaaaay too easy to creep up on people in them. Seen a couple near accidents in the parking lot.

Speaking of cars, I'm loving Honda's whole line of new vehicles. Top notch quality cars inside and out. If someone would of showed me a debaged the CR V and showed me, I would of thought it was a Japanese luxury SUV.
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The new hondas are more American than most domestic cars. That's pittsburgh steel in those cars. The other parts are made in Ohio. If you buy one, there will be no shortage of parts.
 
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