Its probably for the best with the interest rates and such you had on that car..
Its probably for the best with the interest rates and such you had on that car..
No money, did not lose any money though, in the long run Icome out ahead by thousands since I do not have to make any more payments, whenI traded it in there was no way I would get back what I would have paid, etc...
I do not know what I want next, I am fixing this Saturn upto be used for the next several months, after that it depends on what job I canobtain after I graduate. If I am not making a whole lot, then I would be aimingfor a new V6 Mustang or Challenger.
If I am making a little more than what I think I will bemaking then I want a newer SLK.
I also want a Miata, one of the M editions with the Britishracing green paint and tan leather interior for a second car perhaps.
But I will worry about all this after I find a job
Also, I see you are on to the Cobalt, nice car! I like the SC'ed ones over the TC'ed ones but they are all pretty solid and fast as hell.
Congrats on making a deal on the Aveo.
New? Crazy talk!If I am not making a whole lot, then I would be aimingfor a new V6 Mustang or Challenger.
That's coming from someone who will never buy a new car though. Then again someone's got to buy the new ones and take the hit.
I think you should aim for a real mustang (one with 8 cylinders :P ) and then settle for the v6 is you miss horribly..
It is an automatic, with the stock knob that was painted. I bought a shift boot and put it around the stock shift plate/console thingy, it has held up good for the past couple of years though the paint on the knob is chipping and such and needs to be redone. The best way to do it is to take apart the console and look around to see what you can do, that's what I did. It is well worth the $20 I spent on the boot lol
not a bad upgrade, BUT if its a v6 automatic, just keep that to yourself.