vtec to vvel

You’re a money guy, so I’m going to lay this out and maybe you can help me.

Sell the Z for $25,000 and buy a $37,000 CX-5 for $270 a month for 60 months or keep the Z with no payments and run it into the ground.

Keep in mind my wife will drive the Mazda, and while she can, she won’t drive the Z.

I'm trying to add u but having issues

I'm crying over here from laughter :icon17::icon17::icon17::icon17:

BRO, I literally spit my red bull zero out onto my computer screen reading this :rofl2::rofl2::rofl2::rofl2:

:iagree: For those that are unaware, see below: http://www.the370z.com/exterior-interior/137837-next-project-gt-r-mfd-370-oil-temp-pressure-boost-etc.html

Very serious. Will send PM :hello:

FWIW, in the event of a default, here is what could happen: https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/23/business/prepare-debt-default/index.html

You do realize this is an off-topic thread, right? Meaning anything goes (for the most part). Also, in regards to people not owning a Z, to be honest, alot of people on here don't own their Z's...

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You do realize this is an off-topic thread, right? Meaning anything goes (for the most part). Also, in regards to people not owning a Z, to be honest, alot of people on here don't own their Z's...

I personally don't think a default will happen. Everyone knows the potential ramifications of a default and history shows it has always somehow been avoided. Though there is a small possibility...

Thank you for using the correct format of this word :tup:

I personally don't think a default will happen. Everyone knows the potential ramifications of a default and history shows it has always somehow been avoided. Though there is a small possibility...

There's no definitive answer to this, as though the US has been very close to a default a few times, the US has never actually defaulted on its debts before, and thus, no history/playbook to refer to...

How is this politics? This is more of a financial/economy topic, which BTW, would also affect you and everyone else.

From my understanding, yes, you are correct about the debt ceiling and the credit card analogy. I am under the impression that the debt really got out of hand with COVID and "free money". ...

https://www.fox13news.com/news/rise-in-interest-rates-affecting-housing-market "Rise in interest rates effecting Tampa housing market" I absolutely hate it when the media/people can't...