Hello
Blaze3517
04-25-2005, 05:06 PM
Hi, i was thinking about for my frist car getting a WRX. I'm only 16, but do you guys think this is a bad first car? oh yeah here is the car i want to buy--->http://autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.jsp?car_id=177065854&dealer_id=55856953&car_year=2002&make=TOYOTA&distance=300&lang=&max_price=15000&model=IMPREZ&end_year=2006&min_price=1&first_record=51&pager.offset=50&certified=&address=14891&search_type=both&advanced=&isp=y&start_year=1981&cardist=250
InfestedShadow
04-25-2005, 10:00 PM
well if you can afford it...remember the insurances and all the things to pay to protect the car...
as a 1st car, it's a little hard.
i'm 18 years old, i'm planing to buy one in at least 2-3 years...my 1st car will be a toyota tercel or corolla, something economic and easy to find parts.
and after school i'll get my STi
but it all depend of what you're planing to do in the future
as a 1st car, it's a little hard.
i'm 18 years old, i'm planing to buy one in at least 2-3 years...my 1st car will be a toyota tercel or corolla, something economic and easy to find parts.
and after school i'll get my STi
but it all depend of what you're planing to do in the future
Blaze3517
04-25-2005, 10:13 PM
well i will be getting around 800bucks a month soon, and right now i sell laptops on ebay and the sell them again i make about 10k everytime so i dont think money will be a prob, but how much do you guys think insurance will cost for a 16 year old with one of these kinda cars?
InfestedShadow
04-26-2005, 12:13 AM
Alot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111
Icalled the insurances and asked how much it cost for a Mitsubishi 3000gt, they said about 200bucks per months for the 3000gt, so I bet the WRX isn't raf from 200 bucks
Icalled the insurances and asked how much it cost for a Mitsubishi 3000gt, they said about 200bucks per months for the 3000gt, so I bet the WRX isn't raf from 200 bucks
SteveK2003
04-26-2005, 12:09 PM
Right: 9 years ago I paid about $1300 a year for a Dodge Omni, and I was 18. Under 18 (Heck, under 25), in the car, you're looking a big insurance bill very month. Add in a ticket or two and you won't be a happy camper.
Also, do yourself a favor a sock some cash away: I know too many people in their mid 20's making the final payments on their 'new' cars and they have nothing else to their names.
Also, do yourself a favor a sock some cash away: I know too many people in their mid 20's making the final payments on their 'new' cars and they have nothing else to their names.
keita
04-26-2005, 02:56 PM
I second Steve's opinon. Remember, of all the things you are going to purchase in your life, a car is one of the most rapidly depreciating objects. As soon as you sign the purchase order, it's now worth $2000 less.... If you're 18 and get a decent auto insurance coverage, and got a few tickets, don't be shocked if the monthly insurance bill to be close to your car payment....ouch. You should do your research before you make the purchase.
donkeyboy
04-26-2005, 03:01 PM
does anyone else see the fact that it has a salvage title? might want to investigate that one
Blaze3517
04-26-2005, 06:01 PM
well the real reason i want to get one of these types of cars is because i live in upstate new york and i was wondering if WRX's are good in the snow?
InfestedShadow
04-26-2005, 06:14 PM
yes, Subaru are pretty good in snow, I live in Quebec, Canada, the snow is worst than NY, and that's why an Sti is my 1st choice of car.
I 1st wanted an Skyline, but I ca'nt drive it for 3/4 of the years...maybe 10 times per years because of the temperature...
so let me tell you why I want a Subaru WRX:
1: I can purchase it in Canada
2: Very good in snow
3: I love the car like it is, nothing I want to mod ( maybe the performance but that's not sure...)
4: can be a daily driver car
I 1st wanted an Skyline, but I ca'nt drive it for 3/4 of the years...maybe 10 times per years because of the temperature...
so let me tell you why I want a Subaru WRX:
1: I can purchase it in Canada
2: Very good in snow
3: I love the car like it is, nothing I want to mod ( maybe the performance but that's not sure...)
4: can be a daily driver car
Blaze3517
04-26-2005, 06:19 PM
are they 4 wheel drive?
InfestedShadow
04-26-2005, 07:43 PM
WRX are always AWD since 1996 I think
SabreKhan
04-27-2005, 12:25 PM
are they 4 wheel drive?
Hold the phone. You're thinking about buying this car and you have no idea even what the drive wheels are?!? DO MORE RESEARCH! A lot more.
Hold the phone. You're thinking about buying this car and you have no idea even what the drive wheels are?!? DO MORE RESEARCH! A lot more.
Blaze3517
04-27-2005, 02:00 PM
i had an idea i mean they are rally cars....
WRXdriver05
04-27-2005, 10:15 PM
Whoa......wait a second. You are telling me my car has AWD and I didn't even know it!!! HOLY COW!!!
Always nice to do a little research on the car before you buy it. Oh and that whole thing up there was sarcasm, hard to tell over the internet. :wink:
Always nice to do a little research on the car before you buy it. Oh and that whole thing up there was sarcasm, hard to tell over the internet. :wink:
InfestedShadow
04-28-2005, 01:09 AM
lol, you could have made a good sarcasm if it weren't for the "Whoa......wait a second." :p
but for a second I thought it was true :p
but for a second I thought it was true :p
kfoote
04-28-2005, 01:21 PM
Save yourself the $$$ and get a beater first. If you have to get something that's a bit upscale, go for an Impreza 2.5RS. It's got plenty of power for a daily driver, and more difficult to get yourself into trouble with.
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