EVO or STI?? opinions
02-19-2004, 09:46 AM
#32
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Re:EVO or STI?? opinions
yeah, 30k + for a car that your just going to want to add more money to anyways :P spend you about 7-10k on a nice *** hatch and spend the other 27k on engine, turbo, suspension, interior, etc., i think you'll be happier with the outcome 
02-19-2004, 11:27 AM
#33
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Re:EVO or STI?? opinions
yeah, 30k + for a car that your just going to want to add more money to anyways :P spend you about 7-10k on a nice *** hatch and spend the other 27k on engine, turbo, suspension, interior, etc., i think you'll be happier with the outcome
I vote CRX w/ B-series turbo
02-19-2004, 11:34 AM
#34
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Re:EVO or STI?? opinions
THAT REVIEW IS A CROC OF ----.. I WISH I COULD MEET THIS FUCKEN BASTARD.. YOU CAN'T FLOOR THE FUCKEN EVO.. YOU'LL VOID THE WARRANTY. YOU CAN'T GO PAST 5K RPMS.. ONCE YOU HIT THE SERTAIN MILEAGE CRITERIA YOU HAVE TO BRING IT BACK FOR SOME FLASH TEST OR SOME ----.. I DON'T REMEMBER WHAT THEY CALL IT. BUT, THE EVO ----. NO.. THAT DID NOT HAPPEN. THAT FUCKEN LIAR.
02-19-2004, 12:10 PM
#37
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Re:EVO or STI?? opinions
Save your money. Buy a civic and then give me the difference that you saved. Problem solved 
Or, just buy an evo. The ones that come out of www.buschurracing.com they are baddass Thats a friend of mine, his business.
Or, just buy an evo. The ones that come out of www.buschurracing.com they are baddass
Thats a friend of mine, his business.
02-19-2004, 12:19 PM
#38
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Re:EVO or STI?? opinions
I like the EVO but would get the STi.
Heres how I see it:
$30,000 + tax, license and paper work= looking at $35,000 out the door
say $5000 downpayment at lets say 5% APR if your credit is good.
You will be paying close to $400 a month for 60 months thats 5 years not incuding your insurance.
So basically you will be out close to $500 a month just to pay the car alone then plus your gas consumption.
That money can easily go anywhere you want it too. Choose wisely. I would rather buy a used WRX or even a 1st gen. Eclipse AWD then mod the hell out of it. BUt in the end you dont have any car payments to think about.
Heres how I see it:
$30,000 + tax, license and paper work= looking at $35,000 out the door
say $5000 downpayment at lets say 5% APR if your credit is good.
You will be paying close to $400 a month for 60 months thats 5 years not incuding your insurance.
So basically you will be out close to $500 a month just to pay the car alone then plus your gas consumption.
That money can easily go anywhere you want it too. Choose wisely. I would rather buy a used WRX or even a 1st gen. Eclipse AWD then mod the hell out of it. BUt in the end you dont have any car payments to think about.
02-19-2004, 12:26 PM
#39
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Re:EVO or STI?? opinions
Originally Posted by pagong
Heres how I see it:
$30,000 + tax, license and paper work= looking at $35,000 out the door
say $5000 downpayment at lets say 5% APR if your credit is good.
You will be paying close to $400 a month for 60 months thats 5 years not incuding your insurance.
So basically you will be out close to $500 a month just to pay the car alone then plus your gas consumption.
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$30,000 + tax, license and paper work= looking at $35,000 out the door
say $5000 downpayment at lets say 5% APR if your credit is good.
You will be paying close to $400 a month for 60 months thats 5 years not incuding your insurance.
So basically you will be out close to $500 a month just to pay the car alone then plus your gas consumption.
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as far as that guys 'review', he kept referring to "my car", but never mentioned what kind of car he had, and wtf are "Schiltterbahn tickets"
02-19-2004, 12:29 PM
#40
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Re:EVO or STI?? opinions
if you take 30,000 and divide that by 60 months just the PRINCIPAL it's 500smackers.. NOW. if you have good credit you can prob scot about a 3.9 witha 760 becon becasue that car is a risk to banks. anyways 30000 plus a dealer fee of 800 and a tax of 6% you will finance 27,745. tax is only 1848.
your payment would be 509. w/5g's down
your payment would be 509. w/5g's down
