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That info is cool. And I am personally cool with it --- after all, I still own a Z. :tiphat: I have been around long enough to know that "someone will always smoke someone." Heck, I don't even try to race any Civics; for all I know, they have tricks underneath. If I wanted to smoke someone, I probably would have bought the Corvette last week at $1,000 over invoice. |
hey it's your money do what you can live with. to each his own..
i couldn't do it but that's me. the interest rate is good though... what about the upkeep on the porsche vs the 370 say over a 24 month period? sounds like you will take a good hit on the after market parts you will remove also.. |
Dont do it
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the porsche options are super expensive though. I went to the porsche website and built a car for fun and was amazed of how much they charge for the options.
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2.9 is cool though. get TechArt upgrades.... |
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Never drove the 2.9. If 2.9 is cool, I wonder how 3.4 would be???:stirthepot: |
no no.. i mean 2.9%
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OP: A new purchase, at a great rate makes a poor financial decision. Stick with your Z and two years pay down.
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2010 vette 0% interest.
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do it...new cayman s is faster and better handling than the z...23.5k would be a good trade in value...sell me your coils if u do :) lol
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I got 26K trade-in for mine but was the Touring and they kept all the mods. At first they wanted to give me about 23K and we argued for an hour and a half just on the trade in. They really wanted to sell that last 2010 vette on their lot that had been ther for a few months. So some arguing might help, even walk out too.
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