Are G coupes good college cars?
Thanks for the input, and shame on those that look down on G's they're beautiful and majestic mechanical creatures.
But yeah, I might just stick with my corolla for a while, maybe get a 37 or 35 when I graduate, though everytime I look at a 37 I think it looks beautiful, everytime I look at a 35 I can picture me loving it until the parts aren't even made for the car anymore, so eh another topic another time.
But yeah, I might just stick with my corolla for a while, maybe get a 37 or 35 when I graduate, though everytime I look at a 37 I think it looks beautiful, everytime I look at a 35 I can picture me loving it until the parts aren't even made for the car anymore, so eh another topic another time.
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That's my plan tooo! My brother had a G for the past handfull of years, and I loved it, even being a passanger, and when I had the chance to drive it, I just couldn't stop smiling, never felt that way about any car.
I actually bought mine on a whim. Didn't really know much about em and I was at the lot to look at a corvette. I saw the G and 2 hours later spent $10k MORE than the vette would have cost me (it was an older vette) because it just made me feel that much better. Its an awesome car, man.
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it'll be fun to have that in college. Solid cars, but with it comes maintenance. If you're covered on college, maybe its time to have a little fun and enjoy a cool car. You're young, why the hell not? I've seen plenty of people maintain nice cars in college, only one way to find out.
However, if having a cool car knocks off some college loans...i'd defer to ditching the loans as quick as you can.
Trust me, when you are 30 and trying to buy a house and have kids and still paying off school loans...what kind of car you had 10 years ago won't matter.
Just some advice from an old guy who bought a new car upon graduation
Trust me, when you are 30 and trying to buy a house and have kids and still paying off school loans...what kind of car you had 10 years ago won't matter.
Just some advice from an old guy who bought a new car upon graduation
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However, if having a cool car knocks off some college loans...i'd defer to ditching the loans as quick as you can.
Trust me, when you are 30 and trying to buy a house and have kids and still paying off school loans...what kind of car you had 10 years ago won't matter.
Just some advice from an old guy who bought a new car upon graduation
Trust me, when you are 30 and trying to buy a house and have kids and still paying off school loans...what kind of car you had 10 years ago won't matter.
Just some advice from an old guy who bought a new car upon graduation
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it'll be fun to have that in college. Solid cars, but with it comes maintenance. If you're covered on college, maybe its time to have a little fun and enjoy a cool car. You're young, why the hell not? I've seen plenty of people maintain nice cars in college, only one way to find out.
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