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trombonedemon · Sep 19, 2009

Please no hatin' on these kids, or people with really fast and expensive cars, just admire there situation and strive to get it if you want. Sometimes I really believe people are not comfortable if they are not miserable or hatin' on sombody's girl, car, house, or anything superficial. My mom "gave" me my car, maybe as a present, who knows, and I treat it as if it as a second wife. Its probaly the only car I am going to have til I get a mini-van for kids. Heaven help me! MUSTANG rule # I don't know, NO HATIN', makes you and those around you look very, very, much like an ass!!!!!

johnnyt03gt · Sep 20, 2009

95.0Stang said:
I thought about doing that for a supercharger, but I am fat enough nobody would buy! LOL!

you couldn't be any wers then this fat bastard LOL

johnnyt03gt · Sep 20, 2009

I will do what needs to be done for supercharger

fshawn50 · Sep 20, 2009

SteedaGT9150 said:
started working when i was 15, threw all my money in savings before that for a car. i work 5 days a week and take 16 credits for college. im an assistant gm at two indoor baseball and softball facilities. its all about money management. over half of my paycheck goes straight to savings, the other half goes to gas, food, beer, etc.

exactly what i said no bills no rent no responsibility ? good that your saving but the rest you blow? wait til you get out in the real world an have more responsibility the ones that still living off ma an pops an have 25kplus dollar cars are the ones im hating on. dont know a lick on how to even change ther own oil? just sad. im all for the guy that saves an works hard to get the ride he likes. hope i dont afend any more members

SteedaGT9150 · Sep 20, 2009

fshawn50 said:
exactly what i said no bills no rent no responsibility ? good that your saving but the rest you blow? wait til you get out in the real world an have more responsibility the ones that still living off ma an pops an have 25kplus dollar cars are the ones im hating on. dont know a lick on how to even change ther own oil? just sad. im all for the guy that saves an works hard to get the ride he likes. hope i dont afend any more members

no responsibility? you think i live in a fantasy world? that i dont pay bills? haha ok bud ill stop while im ahead.

purplestang47 · Sep 20, 2009

fshawn50 said:
You hit the nail on the head man no bills, no rent, no nothing but all this money to blow on what ever they want usually totaling there car with in the first year. just sucks to see that. parents now days give ther kids way to much.
lil johnny wants new this an that mom dad get's it for them?
then with in a month or so he's tired of that wants something newer. where do the kids learn to work for the stuff that you want? an not doin your chores is a job
People like that I laugh in there face an call them a spoiled brat

yeah because its now a days only when that happened. my dads first car was a 64 vette with a 427, his next car a brand new 81 trans am! what i drove for 3 years a 98 malibu until i saved my own money a bought my stang. dont act like its just today..if anything i think that happens less then it used to with the way the economy is

topless_GT04 · Sep 20, 2009

my girl bought a 04 Gt convertable. alot of it has to do with what deal you can find. she wanted one so i found this car. it was marked at 10,000 we talked them down to 9,000 and we got 4,500 out of her explorer she used to drive. so shes only paying 4,500 for the car 3 year loan. and her insurance is only 120 a month. she works at the local big lots and she lives at home so around 250 a month for the car total insurance and all isn't bad at all. o btw she is 19

aar0s · Sep 20, 2009

Only 120 a month for ins? man, as you get older you forget how insurance bends over young drivers, what she's paying for six months would cover all my cars and have gas money left over, and thats with the xB having full coverage.

SteedaGT9150 · Sep 20, 2009

aar0s said:
Only 120 a month for ins? man, as you get older you forget how insurance bends over young drivers, what she's paying for six months would cover all my cars and have gas money left over, and thats with the xB having full coverage.

i pay 147 a month full coverage with a $1000 deductable.

98COBRA281 · Sep 20, 2009

SteedaGT9150 said:
i pay 147 a month full coverage with a $1000 deductable.

i pay $80 a month for full coverage with a $500 deductable, but the car is registered and insured under my moms name, and shes 48 and has never been pulled over

aar0s · Sep 20, 2009

wow, i paid 50 a month for liability only when i was 16-about 24 or 25. now I'm 35 and I'm paying 120 every six for the mustang vert, 120 for the s10 and like just under 300 for the xB. Keep your record clean and just wait, when you get old the price will drop.

mazen189 · Sep 20, 2009

98COBRA281 said:
i pay $80 a month for full coverage with a $500 deductable, but the car is registered and insured under my moms name, and shes 48 and has never been pulled over

LOL, u are the only other person i know who does this, I do it too. lmao. Shes registered as first driver, and im second. Shes 52, only has one parking ticket on her record.

TOOLOW91 · Mar 17, 2010

ive had four cars and they were all paid for by me ... i work 6 days a week since the summer of junior year of hs and now im in school for diesel mechanics 5 days a week as well as still working at the body shop... just have to prioritize... i pay my own bills. cellphone credit card, insurance...

Rasikajay · Mar 17, 2010

I just turned 20 years old. I been working at a country club for over 3 years and get paid $7.50 an hour and I go to college. I bought my car in cash and pay for gas and insurance.

04sleeper · Mar 17, 2010

Wow! I feel old. LOL...

I will be 38 next month and I am paying $280 per year for my Cobra. This is from Barret Jackson because my car is not a daily driver.

ItsStock02 · Mar 17, 2010

I got my mustang when I was 18. Paid $10k, $148 a month for 5 years. Im putting my tax refund towards the car loan and hopefully will have it paid off by next year.

brtnstrns · Mar 17, 2010

My parents allowed $5k for me and each of my sisters for a car. My first car was a 1966 inline 6 mustang that we got for $2800 and spent much more to restore. My dad was more lenient with the money since he knew I'd be gaining a ton of experience by restoring a classic car and he'd be able to have a project with me. I ended up (stupidly) selling it to buy a more reliable car to take with me to my first year of college in san antonio. Got a grand cherokee using the money that I sold the old 'stang for and then this year talked to my dad about getting another mustang. Sold the jeep for $4800 and got my 99 GT for $5000 and paid the difference. I guess you could say I'm spoiled but my parents set a pretty reasonable limit in my opinion. I've been at UT Austin for 3 years working hard to get my aerospace engineering degree and my parents understand that I would most likely fail out if I also had to work 40 hours a week. So I'm lucky that they pay for my college, insurance, rent, etc. However, I'm incredibly grateful for everything they've given me and to come from a family that is well off enough to cover three siblings through their young life. As soon as I'm out of college I'm cut off financially. My only hope is that with my degree I'll make enough money to at least be able to repay my parents in some way to show my appreciation for allowing me to live the life that I do. I respect all the vehicles I've owned, never getting a ticket and only getting in a wreck once in my jeep where it had just started raining so the roads were very slick and I spun out and lost control and backed into a curb going about 25 mph. I bent one of my axles at the hub and my dad and I repaired it ourselves. I never take my car to a shop unless I've done everything possible to try to fix it myself. I'm 21 now and have maintained some sort of part time job since I was 14 years old. I guess some could consider me spoiled but I believe I've been raised privileged while still understanding my responsibilities as a working person.

deftsound · Mar 17, 2010

im 25 and i work hard offshore on a piece of **** boat for 30-45 days at a time...pay all my own bills and thats including a mortgage and truck payment...

midnightdriver · Mar 17, 2010

I am 21 almost 22. I have owned 8 cars, 7 of them I bought on my own. I have worked in construction since I was 16 along with working at a deli during the school year. The 8th car, my mustang I will admit it I did not pay for the entire thing myself. I was kind of a gift. However, I did get a good deal on the car, list price was 10,000 and thanks to knowing the dealership owner I was able to get the car out the door for 6,750. I pay for my own gas, and insurance.

I do find it annoying when I see other kids driving cars that they did not pay for themselves, but get over it.

Life is not fair, deal with it!

007 · Mar 17, 2010

I grew up with nothing. Worked from 14. Never had a car in England. Bought my stang new when I was 22 (will never buy new again).
It seems like a fair few of us didnt rely on parents.

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