G35c Manual 6Speed's Reliability?
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Why are you still living with your mom. 
Originally Posted by Cloud_35
I am 20, going to college, still live with my mom, and NO KIDS! I am on a full scholarship, making $3,500 per month and its great! I don't know what your situation is but affording the G isn't too bad and worth every penny! But mines is an 06 so as far as long term reliability, I wouldn't know...
If you want a fun car with potential for big speed (and room for a few kids and all of their stuff) go with a WRX wagon. I had one before the G and it was more fun than any car I've ever owned. The AWD is nice too.
I agree with the earlier threads, don't throw the majority of your monthly income away on a vehicle. I've made that mistake before, and there are just no benefits to it.
On a side note, in looking for a track car I had to get something with back seats for possible future kids...only way I could convince the wife. I didn't tell her how painful it would be to get them in and out of the backseat...but that'll be my problem.
Good luck!
I agree with the earlier threads, don't throw the majority of your monthly income away on a vehicle. I've made that mistake before, and there are just no benefits to it.
On a side note, in looking for a track car I had to get something with back seats for possible future kids...only way I could convince the wife. I didn't tell her how painful it would be to get them in and out of the backseat...but that'll be my problem.
Good luck!
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Originally Posted by hubertyG35
If you want a fun car with potential for big speed (and room for a few kids and all of their stuff) go with a WRX wagon. I had one before the G and it was more fun than any car I've ever owned. The AWD is nice too.
I agree with the earlier threads, don't throw the majority of your monthly income away on a vehicle. I've made that mistake before, and there are just no benefits to it.
On a side note, in looking for a track car I had to get something with back seats for possible future kids...only way I could convince the wife. I didn't tell her how painful it would be to get them in and out of the backseat...but that'll be my problem.
Good luck!
I agree with the earlier threads, don't throw the majority of your monthly income away on a vehicle. I've made that mistake before, and there are just no benefits to it.
On a side note, in looking for a track car I had to get something with back seats for possible future kids...only way I could convince the wife. I didn't tell her how painful it would be to get them in and out of the backseat...but that'll be my problem.
Good luck!
Honestly....i dont like the way it looks...you guys know whats the best yet not to pricey good SUV cars?
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