You're a girl right? What have you driven in the past? What racing experience do you have?

Ah man wasn't it great when you were young and thought about buying a really fast or sexy ass car. Then you end up with a corolla only because your family recommended you start off with a starter car -.-

My first car, I still use O.o Mustang GT 340~ hp, 320~ torque. I love it, but at the same time wish I had picked up something w/ less miles starting (Mine had 88k) and something that got better than 17 mixed mpg.

Lucky bastage... that's not the mustang that only does 85 mph, is it? O.o

lol, carmax sells crashed cars nationwide.

155mph

They don't specifically sells crashed cars only. And the ones that have been crashed are stickered/labeled to let you know it's been in an auto accident. Then there's used and new vehicles as well.

So lets not downplay car max only because they "also" sell fixed crashed cars. =\

its their policy not to sell crashed cars. i don't know what you're tlaking about.

leasing is good for people who get tired of their cars within like a month to three years . . . when you dont own it you can't get liability insurance tho

If the car has a dent and its repaired... that's cosmitic repair. Which is obviously sellable by anyone.

If the effing vehicle got hit by a train destroying the frame of the vehicle, obviously they're not gonna sell it. So I dunno what you've been talkin about.

PEOPLE seriously get to it and HELP ME DECIDE i'm drawing blanks here, oh and BTW theres only ONE, i repeat ONE left to buy/lease so i need to f**king decide by Monday morning and be there at 7:30 AM with my desicion.



wtf am i going to do.

my first car i bought. leasing is good for those who don't travel alot because also, it's about the mileage too i dunno if anyone mentioned that. my insurance was high at the time but only because i was under the age of 25. it's best to purchase a car that is in your price range but also will allow you to be able to pay for the insurance for it. i was told, i dunno if it's true, that if you purchase a red car, the insurance goes up too.

but, i would definitely suggest buying.

^ Cars that have a lot of plastic peices to them have a higher insurance cost, too. My insurance lady reminded me of that last week, because there's that whatchacallit number and the higher the number, the higher the insurance.

If your parents are going to be making the payments and the insurance payment, even if you're paying them to pay for it, buying is better. But if they choose to sign it over to you, the payments are probably going to be up. Just get someone that you trust to go with you and discuss all of your options when you're picking out your car.

if you plan on driving a lot, buy it.
buying = no limitations on what you can do to your car (after your warranty is up anyway, but some people do as they like)
leasing = restrictions, certain mileage, car has to be in this condition, etc etc.

i bought my car, and good thing i bought it too. i racked 42,000 miles already in less than two years.
plus, i think it's too much of a hassle to lease and change cars every x amount of years.
you ride it till it dies :)