370 and 350

ImportConvert · 01-05-2012, 01:45 AM

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My thinking on it was. He can buy the car by himself. Did he check into insurance to see how much it's going to cost him. Or if it goes on his parents insurance. He's a first time driver with NO time behind the wheel. So he's going to get hit big time.

Maybe, depends on the state, etc. Also depends on the "deal". I have people PM me all the time wondering how the hell my insurance is as low as it is through a major company (Allstate).

Rusty · 01-05-2012, 03:01 AM

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Maybe, depends on the state, etc. Also depends on the "deal". I have people PM me all the time wondering how the hell my insurance is as low as it is through a major company (Allstate).

You're how old, and what's your credit rating? He's 16 and no credit rating. Big difference. LOL

ImportConvert · 01-05-2012, 03:24 AM

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You're how old, and what's your credit rating? He's 16 and no credit rating. Big difference. LOL

25, 700+

Oh jeez, 16? Wow. Okay, I learned to drive in Texas, so I was thinking 17-18. Yeah, insurance may not even be possible.

Rusty · 01-05-2012, 03:41 AM

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25, 700+

Oh jeez, 16? Wow. Okay, I learned to drive in Texas, so I was thinking 17-18. Yeah, insurance may not even be possible.

NY is along way from Texas. LOL In his post, he said that he just got his license. I figure that would put him about 16. NY is a lot different then Texas for getting a driver license I bet. Insurance is different too. I brought this insurance thing up because I have seen where somebody could afford the vehicle, but not the insurance and up keep on it. Then watch it get repo.

ImportConvert · 01-05-2012, 04:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Rusty

NY is along way from Texas. LOL In his post, he said that he just got his license. I figure that would put him about 16. NY is a lot different then Texas for getting a driver license I bet. Insurance is different too. I brought this insurance thing up because I have seen where somebody could afford the vehicle, but not the insurance and up keep on it. Then watch it get repo.

If he is 16, it is very possible he may not even be able to FIND insurance for the vehicle.

Spikuh · 01-05-2012, 03:57 PM

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25, 700+

Oh jeez, 16? Wow. Okay, I learned to drive in Texas, so I was thinking 17-18. Yeah, insurance may not even be possible.

Where in Texas required you to be 17-18 to get a license? I have been legally driving since I was 15 and I'm the same age as you. :P

ImportConvert · 01-05-2012, 07:19 PM

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Where in Texas required you to be 17-18 to get a license? I have been legally driving since I was 15 and I'm the same age as you. :P

Dunno, I had to be 17 to take driver's ed at home. I learned from my Dad, not some driving teacher. Maybe it was a requirement for the home-course, but it certainly made me a better driver, I think. Dad=much more experienced that most driver's ed teachers.

Isamu · 01-05-2012, 07:26 PM

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Dunno, I had to be 17 to take driver's ed at home. I learned from my Dad, not some driving teacher. Maybe it was a requirement for the home-course, but it certainly made me a better driver, I think. Dad=much more experienced that most driver's ed teachers.

he certainly did a good job teaching you to troll atleast!

11Thumper · 01-05-2012, 08:30 PM

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he certainly did a good job teaching you to troll atleast!

mantella87 · 01-05-2012, 09:42 PM

lol @ non-aspirated

ImportConvert · 01-05-2012, 09:48 PM

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he certainly did a good job teaching you to troll atleast!

No doubt!

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