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06-17-2009, 02:58 AM
Wow Darren.  Awesome car!!!  That should prove to be loads of fun.  But since I already call Myles' car "Barney", what can we call yours?

As for car payments, you are so spot on.  I haven't had a payment in over seven years.  In fact, when you look at the year one depreciation on a new car it is shocking...Satanic even. Big Grin

But I guess these fancy Americans need their new cars every year.  I mean, I love cars more than most, but at the end of the day, I see them as a tool.  While you may as well buy the best tool, it needn't be expensive.

The reason I like to buy higher mileage German cars is that for the most part, the owner before me was probably fortunate enough to see to the maintenance, and the depreciation, if you buy on the "flat spot" is negligible.
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