I want a G-35 but can't afford one
#18
07-24-2005, 03:58 PM
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07-24-2005, 04:29 PM
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07-24-2005, 05:15 PM
#21
07-24-2005, 05:37 PM
there is nothing u can do....... what u make determines things that u can afford....
but im really glad that u r working to pay for ur tuition for better carreer .... instead of spending it on party and drinking... i really like people like who tries to get full out of their life
just stick with ur school im sure u will be able to afford even better and more expensive car than g35c
but im really glad that u r working to pay for ur tuition for better carreer .... instead of spending it on party and drinking... i really like people like who tries to get full out of their life
just stick with ur school im sure u will be able to afford even better and more expensive car than g35c
Last edited by vtec 2 9k; 07-24-2005 at 05:57 PM.
#22
07-24-2005, 05:38 PM
there is nothing u can do....... what u make determines things that u can afford....
but im really glad that u r working to pay for ur tuition for better carreer .... instead of spending it on party and drinking... i really like people like who tries to get full out of their life
just stick with ur school im sure u will be able to afford even better and more expensive car than g35c
but im really glad that u r working to pay for ur tuition for better carreer .... instead of spending it on party and drinking... i really like people like who tries to get full out of their life
just stick with ur school im sure u will be able to afford even better and more expensive car than g35c
#25
07-24-2005, 07:44 PM
Take your time with it, do the research, do the math... and you'll figure out that its way more beneficial to buy a house first! If i had 10K saved up I sure as hell wouldn't use it as a down payment on a car ... you gain money in equity in the home and then you have money to play with...it all comes in due time 
#26
07-24-2005, 08:09 PM
I think this is a trick question. Do you have a job? I worked for Best Buy for about a year, raised about 11K in funds put that as a down payment plus some from my parents. All it takes is patience which i know is very hard when you want a car especially the G unit, wait it out, dont spend your money on stupid $hit and save, save, save. If it takes 2 years or 3 then do it, dont settle for some pos like a eclipse or something, keep your focus on the G. By the way i also go to school.
#28
07-24-2005, 08:18 PM
well another option is buying used. i still say wait and save up some money regardless, but even in a year or two when you graduate you're not going to have a lot of money to buy a new G35 unless you get some killer graduation money from grandma. anyways, i'm 24, out of school for a bit over a year and bought mine used for $22,000 back in february. i had saved up enough for the down payment i wanted and monthly pmts i was comfortable with. i obviously couldnt afford a new coupe at this time so i waited and found mine for a unbelievable deal. so i say listen to what everyone else is saying and still consider buying used.
