Hey guys,
Just wanted to say thanks for all of the great info that is on this sight, but I am sad to say that the G is no longer with me. I was able to afford the car, but living paycheck to paycheck is not worth having the G. I am already missing the car and am now driving a 1994 Cavalier, station wagon, and its purple. I don't think it could be much worse, but I am saving a lot of money a month between car payment, insurance, and the money I got back from the G is in the bank.
I hope to one day own another one, probably in a year or two. I might even consider the M35/45.
Thanks again everyone on one of the best forums I have ever seen.
Take care,
Jason
Just wanted to say thanks for all of the great info that is on this sight, but I am sad to say that the G is no longer with me. I was able to afford the car, but living paycheck to paycheck is not worth having the G. I am already missing the car and am now driving a 1994 Cavalier, station wagon, and its purple. I don't think it could be much worse, but I am saving a lot of money a month between car payment, insurance, and the money I got back from the G is in the bank.
I hope to one day own another one, probably in a year or two. I might even consider the M35/45.
Thanks again everyone on one of the best forums I have ever seen.
Take care,
Jason
Wise move Jason. Your own peace of mind and additional financial freedom are way more important than driving a G.
Good luck saving up so you can get whatever you dream of in the future.
Good luck saving up so you can get whatever you dream of in the future.
Registered User
Yes, Money and peace of mind is always better than a fun toy. As long as you can get from point A to point B, just save up and get something you can have fun with and still have money left over to do other things. Wise move.
G'z 6MT
Congrats on your financial freedom. Hope to see you on the boards again... Welcome back 
Good Luck
Good Luck
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Just wanted to say thanks for all of the great info that is on this sight, but I am sad to say that the G is no longer with me. I was able to afford the car, but living paycheck to paycheck is not worth having the G. I am already missing the car and am now driving a 1994 Cavalier, station wagon, and its purple. I don't think it could be much worse, but I am saving a lot of money a month between car payment, insurance, and the money I got back from the G is in the bank.
I hope to one day own another one, probably in a year or two. I might even consider the M35/45.
Thanks again everyone on one of the best forums I have ever seen.
Take care,
Jason
Best of luck to you Jason. Sorry you couldn't hold on to your G, but if it means a shot at an M later on, then it will be worth it.Originally Posted by flylzrG
Hey guys, Just wanted to say thanks for all of the great info that is on this sight, but I am sad to say that the G is no longer with me. I was able to afford the car, but living paycheck to paycheck is not worth having the G. I am already missing the car and am now driving a 1994 Cavalier, station wagon, and its purple. I don't think it could be much worse, but I am saving a lot of money a month between car payment, insurance, and the money I got back from the G is in the bank.
I hope to one day own another one, probably in a year or two. I might even consider the M35/45.
Thanks again everyone on one of the best forums I have ever seen.
Take care,
Jason
Check back in with us from time to time, we'll be glad to hear from you.
Colin
Registered User
It takes a strong man to do something like this; I'm sure you made the right decision... You will do well in life!
Registered User
Hey man, best of luck to you. Enjoy your Chevy and take advantage of what it offers: safe and inexpennsive transportaion.
Hey guys just wanted to say thanks again for all the support. The purple cavi is just on loan from my grandfather until I get my 99 Ranger tuned up.
Purple cavi, its so hurt, its fun to drive...LOL
Purple cavi, its so hurt, its fun to drive...LOL
